Atualizado em May 4, 2026 · 5 min
Islands and production: how to estimate ROI in farming, pasture, and kennel
Understand cycles, spots, focus, local bonuses, and recurring costs to evaluate island production.
What to measure on islands
Island production depends on cycles, number of spots, entry cost, expected return, and sale price of the final item. Small price differences can change the result across several days.
Separating cost, revenue, and profit per cycle helps compare crops, animals, and offspring without mixing different operations.
Focus and consistency
Using focus improves return, but it also creates a daily limit. The best choice is not always the highest gross margin, but the option that uses focus efficiently within your routine.
If you do not plan to collect every cycle on time, lower the expected profit. Delayed production means idle capital.
When an island is worth it
An island is worth it when the return compensates maintenance time, initial investment, and market variation. For recurring production, stability is usually more important than one isolated price spike.