The Pasture in Palworld is your main tool for passive resource gathering: from eggs and milk to high-quality oil and Pal-Spheres. In version 1.0, this mechanic has become even more useful with the addition of new firewood and materials. We’ll explain how to build a Pasture, which firewood to assign to it, and how to get the most out of this structure.
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All Pasture Resources in Palworld 1.0 Complete Drop Table
Pastures work simply: you assign a firewood with the “Farming” aptitude to it, and it begins periodically producing its unique resource. Items appear directly on the ground around the pen—they can be collected manually or assigned to transporters. You can assign up to four firewood to a single Pasture at a time—this is a strict limitation that’s important to consider when planning your base. Below is a complete list of all 29 palas compatible with Pasture in version 1.0 and their rewards:
Data is current for Palworld 1.0 as of July 22, 2026.
How to improve pasture efficiency
There are a few non-obvious points here. Firstly, the paladin’s sanity does not decrease while pasturing—they just sit there and do nothing, so this stat can be ignored.
Secondly, the mining speed directly depends on the paladin’s Partner Skill level. The higher the star rank (achieved through condensation), the more items drop per cycle. For example, at level 1, Vixy gives one Pal-sphere, and at higher levels, Megaspheres, Gigaspheres, and even bones.
Thirdly, passive skills. You cannot directly increase the amount of loot, but you can increase the time the palaeontologist spends in the pasture. Best skills:
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Diet Lover – Satiety decreases 15% slower
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Dainty Eater – Satiety decreases 10% slower
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Vampiric – the palaeontologist does not sleep at night and works around the clock
Movement Speed (Legend, Nimble) – Trap. It’s much easier to place a feeder close to the pasture so the palaeontologists do not have to travel far for food.
TOP 5 Best Palaeontologists for Pasture in Palworld for an Easy Start
If you only have four pasture slots, choosing palaeontologists becomes critical. Here are the top 5 that should be your top priority:
Beegarde — the main Pal for breeding
Beegarde produces honey, and this is the only way to obtain it passively. Honey is needed for cakes, and cakes are needed for breeding Pals. Without Beegarde, you’ll be constantly running around collecting honey manually. Keep at least one Beegarde in the pasture at all times—even experienced players do this.
Vixy — a versatile collector of orbs and arrows
Vixy is the only Pal that can mine several types of resources at once: Pal Orbs, arrows, gold, and at higher levels, Mega Orbs and even bones. This is an ideal choice for the early game—you won’t have to spend resources on crafting orbs and can focus on exploring the world.
Mau — passive gold income
Mau and its variant, Mau Cryst, mine gold coins. Gold is needed for merchants, purchasing resources, and some crafting. By pasturing Mau, you’ll ensure a stable passive income without any unnecessary fuss.
Mozzarina and Chikipi are the base for cakes
Mozzarina produces milk, Chikipi produces eggs. Along with Beegarde honey, these are three of the five ingredients for a cake. If you plan on breeding, these palas are essential.
Dumud is a high-quality crafting oil
Dumud produces high-quality pala oil, a resource needed for crafting advanced equipment in the late game. Its variant, Dumud Gild, also yields gold coins.
Proper Base Zoning and Pasture Placement in Palworld
A pasture is a bulky structure, and if placed carelessly, it will interfere with other burns and block passages. Here are a few principles that apply in Palworld 1.0.
Base Zoning: Where to Place a Pasture
The best strategy is to divide the base into functional zones: production, farming, breeding, and defense. It’s logical to place a pasture in the farming zone—near plantations and feeders. This will prevent burns from running across the base for food.
A tip from experienced builders: move the pasture to the second floor. This frees up space on the ground floor for more important buildings—crafting stations and assembly lines.
Feeder Next to a Pasture—Why is this Important
Plows in a pasture will starve, even if they’re just sitting idle. If the feeder is far away, the burner wastes time walking back and forth, meaning it produces fewer resources. Solution: Place a separate feeding trough close to the pasture fence. Fill it with food, and the Pals will eat without being distracted from their work. This simple action significantly increases overall production.
Crafting from Pasture Resources in Palworld from Food to Equipment
Pasture resources are not just a matter of “stack it up and forget it.” Proper use of the harvested resources covers a wide range of base needs. Here are the main areas.
Cake is the main goal for pasture resources
Cake is the only way to start breeding Pals. Recipe:
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5 flour
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8 red berries
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7 milk (Mozzarina)
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8 eggs (Chikipi)
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2 honey (Beegarde)
Note: one pasture physically cannot provide all four ingredients—it only has four slots, and five resources are needed (flour is mined separately). Solution: build a second pasture or purchase the remaining ingredients from merchants.
High-quality materials for crafting equipment
High-quality Pala oil (Dumud) and high-quality cloth (Sibelyx) are needed to craft high-level equipment—armor, weapons, and accessories. In the late game, without these resources, you’ll hit a ceiling.
Food and potions from pasture resources
Wool (Lamball, Cremis, Melpaka) → cloth → beds and early equipment
Eggs, milk, red berries → food for HP and satiety
Cotton candy (Woolipop) → unique dishes
Poison gland, organs → potions and ammunition
Stage strategy
Early game (levels 1–20):
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Build one pasture right away at level 5
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Assign Vixy – she will cover the need for spheres and arrows
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Add Chikipi and Mozzarina – eggs and milk will come in handy for food
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Fourth slot – Lamball or Cremis for wool (beds and early clothing)
Mid game (levels 20–40):
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Build a second pasture
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First: Beegarde (honey) + Mozzarina (milk) + Chikipi (eggs) + Caprity (red berries) — a full cake set
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Second: Mau (gold) + Dumud (oil) + Sibelyx (cloth) + Vaelet (seeds)
Late game (levels 40+):
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Replace early-game paladins with those upgraded through condensation
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Focus on Dumud Gild (oil + gold) and Sibelyx Primo (high-quality cloth)
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Beegarde remains in the pasture forever — without it, breeding will stall
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pastures can I build?
An unlimited number — but each can only have a maximum of 4 paladins.
Does work speed affect yield?
The impact of Work Speed on pastures is unclear — the community is testing. The main factors are Partner Skill level and passive skills.
Can paladins be left in the pasture overnight?
Yes, if a paladin has the Vampiric skill, it does not sleep and continues working. Without it, paladins will sleep at night.
