Place axes where they clear fast
Density matters: more working axes on good tree targets beat one expensive axe idling. The fan guide recommends filling the plot before buying space.
My Wood Farm Builds & Entities — Farm Lineup Reference
The complete entity list, the lineup doctrine for building around it, and the measurement records that make a build defensible in a game that changes weekly without patch notes.
Quick answer
A My Wood Farm "build" is a farm lineup: the axes you own (four documented tiers — starter, Rare, Legendary, Magical), the density they're placed at, the tree targets they feed (regular → stump → giant), and the timing of purchases against offline hours. The entity list is short because the game is focused: axes, trees, plot, cash — nothing else is documented anywhere we check. What separates a good build from a lucky one is a measurement log: dated before-and-after numbers for every purchase, which double as your personal changelog for a game that updates silently.
Entity list
Everything documented to exist
Sources: official description + fan guide (checked 2026-10-08). If it is not on this table, no checked source documents it.
| Entity | Documented form | Undocumented part |
|---|---|---|
| Axes | The only tool; 4 tiers: Entry → Mid-game → Late-game → Endgame. Upgradeable; chop actively and offline. | Names, counts, prices, speeds, yields. |
| Trees | Regular tree → Tree stump → Giant tree by rising durability; the target list your lineup is built around. | HP values, wood type list, per-wood sale values. |
| Plot | Personal farm space; officially expandable with cash; fits multiple placed axes. | Expansion cost ladder, size limits, layout grid. |
| Cash | Single currency, from selling wood only; buys axes, upgrades and expansion. | Any documented prices at all. |
Lineup doctrine
Building the farm like a roster
The habits that survive updates — because they depend on your records, not on published tables.
Upgrade before logging off
Axes farm offline, so the last minutes before you quit are the highest-leverage: spend cash on whatever raises offline output, then leave.
Sell on a schedule
Cash only exists after the sell step. Whether selling is manual or automatic in your session, compare cash per wood between sessions to catch silent balance changes.
Re-measure after every update
The official timestamp advances about weekly with no patch notes. Re-run the one-minute wood test after each jump — a silent rebalance shows up as a changed rate, not as an announcement.
Measurement log
The record that justifies every slot
Four columns, one row per decision. This is what a 'build' looks like in a game with no published stats.
| Column | Example entry | Why it earns its place |
|---|---|---|
| Date + official timestamp | Oct 8 · update Oct 1 | Ties every number to a game version — the only defense against silent rebalances. |
| Rate before → after | 50 → 65 wood/min | The measured gain that (or didn't) justify the purchase. |
| Cash per wood | 2 | Converts the gain into payback minutes and flags sale-value nerfs early. |
| Verdict | payback 300 min — keep | The decision, written down so future-you doesn't re-litigate it. |
Keep it in any notes app; compute the payback column with the calculator. Two sessions of records already put you ahead of every source that claims fixed answers for this game.
What is not here
Entities and builds we won't invent
Explicitly absent as of 2026-10-08:
- No axe names, prices, chop speeds, wood-per-minute yields, or upgrade cost curves are published on any checked source.
- No tree HP values, wood type list, or per-wood sale values are published; the tree table above is qualitative.
- No plot expansion cost ladder or plot-size limit is published.
Short-form video content references extra flourishes (a "Void Tree" skin, chest-adjacent rewards) that no stable written source corroborates; when one becomes checkable, it joins the entity list with a source and a date. Until then, the honest build advice is the doctrine above — and the tier list explains exactly why named rankings stay withheld. The full absence register is on the sources page.
FAQ
Build and entity questions
What counts as a 'build' in My Wood Farm?
Your farm lineup: which axes you own and where they're placed, how dense the plot is, which tree targets you feed them, and how you time purchases against offline hours. There is no character or team system in the game — the official description confirms axes, plots, wood and cash as the whole entity list (checked October 8, 2026).
What entities exist in the game?
Documented entities: axes in four community-documented tiers (starter, Rare, Legendary, Magical), three tree targets (regular trees, stumps, giant trees), your plot with its expansion, and cash as the single currency. Undocumented: any enemy, pet, cosmetic, NPC shopkeeper, or second currency — none appears on any checked source.
What's the best farm build right now?
The one your measurements defend: axes placed at full density on the toughest trees they clear quickly, upgrades sequenced by payback, and the best affordable axe bought right before logging off. Named 'best build' claims would require per-axe stats nobody publishes.
How do I know if my build got worse after an update?
Your measurement log is the diff. Compare the last recorded wood-per-minute and cash-per-wood against a fresh one-minute test after each official timestamp jump — a drop without a purchase in between is a silent rebalance, not your imagination.
Related pages
Equipment detail in axes & upgrades, the systems your lineup runs on in trees, wood & plot systems, purchase sequencing in the decision planner, and the whole loop in the guides hub.