My Grass Farm updates
My Grass Farm changes often, but it rarely publishes official patch notes. Here's where changes get announced and how to tell if something actually changed — without making up patch notes or dates.
Creators
Community code & gameplay evidence
A recent community My Grass Farm video (code status and game state). Embed is yt-dlp-verified; use it to see the current state before official patch notes land.
What counts as a real update
Changes on the official Roblox game page (last-updated date, description updates). Dated creator videos showing a new mechanic or editor feature. Only things confirmed by more than one dated source.
Sources to follow for new features
My Grass Farm doesn't publish patch notes on a central blog. New features usually show up in: the official YouTube channel (video descriptions and comments), the official Roblox game page (update date), and the newest creator videos (who cover editor changes). Follow the official YouTube channel and check recent uploads; creators usually cover a major update within the week.
Last check and what's confirmed
August 2026. The official page was reviewed and is current per the Roblox API (last-updated 2026-08-24).
My Grass Farm, place 98073123711869, created 2026-07-23. Confirmed by the official API.
Tycoon (genre_l2, Roblox API).
Cut grass → collect hay → process for cash → blades → workers → expansion. The loop systems: Cut grass → hay → Process hay → cash → Blades → faster cutting → Workers → automation → Upgrade & expand farm.
~830K visits, ~3192 playing (2026-08-24).
What we know changed
As of 2026-08-24, the game's official description carries a line about offline workers: "remember, your farmers cut grass while you're offline." That is a confirmed signal of how the automation works. Beyond that, because the game is so new (created 2026-07-23), its patch history is still short — there is no long list of changes. When a confirmed update lands, this section will list it with its date and source.
What we don't publish
We don't list changes we can't date or confirm. If a creator video mentions something but another dated source doesn't confirm it, we mark it 'unconfirmed' rather than published. Likewise, we don't invent dates or specific numbers. When a confirmed update appears, we'll add it here with its dated source, so this page stays a real record rather than a guess.
Keep playing
While you wait for the next update, brush up on making the most of the farm loop, redeem the current codes, and review the game's history.
How do I know a change is real?
How do I know a change is real? We only count changes from the official Roblox page or dated creator videos, usually from more than one source. If we can't date it, we leave it out.
Does the editor change often? The game receives frequent tweaks. Check the updates page for what changed.
Where do I hear about an update first? The official YouTube channel and the official Roblox game page. Check new video descriptions.
What comes next? This game is growing fast: ~830K visits in its first month. Each update can shift the farm economy, so check back here whenever the game updates.
Keep learning
Still deciding between blades and workers? That's the decision that matters — the first-hour upgrade order.