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...es. While it isn't quite as productive calorie-for-calorie as other crops, strawberries are delicious even when raw. Strawberries are greatly affected by [[soil|fertility of the soil]], and as such, they a

...awberries receive the full benefit from hydroponics. Compared to [[rice]], strawberries require {{Good|75%}} as much work for {{Bad|86%}} the yield per tile. While

...rice]], [[Potato plant|potatoes]], [[Corn plant|corn]], [[Strawberry plant|strawberries]] and [[haygrass]] (for domesticated animals). ** [[Hydroponics basin]]s can also be used to plant rice, potatoes or strawberries, and grows them at a considerably increased rate.

...]], [[potato plant|potatoes]], [[rice plant|rice]], and [[strawberry plant|strawberries]]. Each plant in turn has their own unique set of advantages and disadvanta ====Strawberries====

...e]] first so you will not starve while waiting for [[potatoes]]. [[Berries|Strawberries]] are also a good idea since there is no wood for cooking. Later [[Hydropon

* Strawberries requires Vegetable Research III.

...for the type of plant and choosing from a pop-up menu. Plant <u>2 rice, 1 strawberries, and 1 potatoes</u> (in that order, if you're short on time) . You can easi ...ch can cause difficulties in the early game when you have no food stored. (Strawberries (which require a Plants skill of 5) fall between Rice and Potatoes, and hav

...be eaten raw, without the {{--|7}} ''Ate raw food'' mood penalty. However, strawberries give much less yield per harvest than corn or even potatoes, and they aren' ...in difference is the colonist work : stability ratio of these three crops. Strawberries give less yield per day, so they are an inferior crop to the other 3.

* Strawberries are the second fastest, and can be eaten raw without any mood debuffs.