My Grass Farm Blade Upgrades Guide
Cut Speed is the first shop in My Grass Farm. Here is how to spend it without wasting Cash.
Blade upgrades in My Grass Farm are the first shop decision a new plot faces. The game gives you a starter scythe and tells you to cut grass. That first blade is slow enough that you feel the difference within the first twenty swings. Cut Speed is how you fix that, and the rank you buy determines how long every later farming cycle takes.
This page is the step-by-step for blade progression, not a stat sheet. We do not have official damage numbers from One More Grass. What we have is the community-observed pattern: speed compounds, and every rank that shortens a swing also shortens the time your workers spend on their next lap.
Why Cut Speed comes first
Cut Speed is the only upgrade that makes every future swing faster, including the swings your workers take while you are offline. Silo Rate helps if hay backs up. Land helps if workers already finish. But Cut Speed is S-tier on the upgrade tier list because it is the only purchase that makes the whole loop faster, not just one part of it.
The starter blade is the tutorial. The moment you redeem a code and buy your first rank, you will feel the difference. That feeling is the signal.
Reading the blade shop
Community auto-upgrade lists expose five named upgrade families: Cut Speed, Silo Rate, Rolls, Pure Luck, and Mutation Luck. Cut Speed is the one that changes blade feel. Higher ranks look different in the shop icon—a basic scythe versus a glowing rainbow blade is the visual arc—but the gameplay reason to buy is always speed, not aesthetics.
Each rank costs more than the last. Early ranks are cheap and punchy. By mid-game, a single Cut Speed rank may cost what a new worker does. The upgrade planner has the spending order that keeps those decisions from competing.
When to stop buying Cut Speed
Stop when swings feel snappy in a normal session. That is not a number; it is a sensation. If you are not wincing at the collection animation, you have reached the human threshold. At that point, Cash competes with Silo Rate, land, and workers depending on what your plot actually bottlenecks on.
There is no max-level cap published. The shop will show the next rank and its price until the game runs out of content or One More Grass adds a ceiling.
Blade cosmetics versus blade ranks
A rainbow scythe in official art is the destination. The journey is ranks. Do not wait to cut until the blade looks legendary. Green grass plus high Cut Speed still prints Cash.
Pairing with workers
Workers copy your blade speed. A Pirate Farmer from RELEASE with a max Cut Speed rank will cut faster than the same Pirate Farmer on a starter scythe. Faster blade plus hired crew equals compound output.
Patches and retunes
If a merchant update or balance patch changes blade costs, patch notes will log what we can verify. Until then, the rule holds: Cut Speed is not optional.
Return to the guides hub or pair this page with the upgrade tier list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common farm questions.
What blade should I buy first in My Grass Farm?
Cut Speed. It is the only upgrade that makes every future swing faster, including worker swings while you are offline.
How many Cut Speed ranks do I need?
Until swings feel snappy. There is no published cap. Buy until the next rank costs more than a worker you still need.
Do blade upgrades affect workers?
Yes. Workers copy your blade speed. Faster Cut Speed ranks mean your hired crew cuts more hay per minute.
Should I wait for a rainbow blade before focusing on Cut Speed?
No. Speed is the gameplay reason, not looks. A green blade with high Cut Speed still earns more than a rainbow blade with starter speed.