Customers

Overview

Customer orders come from a fixed cast of named buyers: 39 individuals and 20 businesses. Each order card shows the customer, whether they are an Individual or a Business, what they want, how many, the reward and a short note. Customers only ask for products whose station you own and whose level you have reached, and each customer has at most one open order at a time.

Order cards show painted portraits. Fifteen regulars have their own portrait, and five businesses show their own shop front: Harvest Moon Market, Mitten Made Mercantile, Maple Street Boutique, Wildflower Garden Club and Lakeview Wedding Studio.

The businesses

• Blue Heron Florals
• Copper Kettle Cafe
• North Shore Soap Co.
• Lakeview Wedding Studio
• Harvest Moon Market
• Honeybee Gift House
• Juniper & Pine Inn
• Petal & Stem Design
• Mitten Made Mercantile
• Orchard Table Bakery
• Cedar Lane Spa
• Wildflower Garden Club
• Sunrise Farmstand
• Great Lakes Event Co.
• Meadowbrook Apothecary
• Porchlight Provisions
• Maple Street Boutique
• Lakeside Bed & Breakfast
• Stone Mill Candle Co.
• Willow & Wool Crafts

The regulars

Maya Chen, Noah Williams, Sofia Martinez, Elijah Brooks, Amelia Patel, Lucas Morgan, Harper Johnson, Mateo Rivera, Evelyn Thompson, Henry Davis, Luna Garcia, Jack Wilson, Aria Robinson, Leo Anderson, Nora Campbell, Owen Clark, Mila Lewis, Ethan Walker, Chloe Hall, Caleb Young, Zoe King, Isaac Wright, Layla Green, Julian Baker, Grace Adams, Miles Nelson, Ruby Carter, Theo Mitchell, Ivy Perez, Ezra Roberts, Maeve Turner, Silas Phillips, Lucy Parker, Finn Evans, Alice Edwards, Kai Collins, Clara Stewart, Jude Sanchez, Hazel Morris.

Order notes

• Values local products
• Needs it this week
• Wants excellent quality
• Prefers regional ingredients
• Comparing gift options

Other customers you meet

• Key accounts (Management): Chef Mara, Ivy Garden Center, June Events, Ben Florist, Olivia Market Shopper and Teacher Ellis, each with their own needs and a loyalty score.
• Farm Shop shoppers (Farm Legacy): shoppers who leave star reviews after a farm shop opening.
• Market day (3D): customers who come to your stall one by one at the Market Pavilion.
• Farm Phone: reviews, complaints, direct sale offers and inquiries from callers.

Tips

• Notes add flavor; the reward comes from the product's base value, the quantity, your reputation and the product's quality.
• Filling an order adds reputation and XP, and a new customer takes the empty spot.
• Higher farm levels let more customers wait on the board at once, with bigger quantities.

See also