Farming Season sets free mint of 1,111 holder NFTs for Oct. 24

In Brief:

• Farming Season plans a free mint of 1,111 NFTs on Oct. 24 at 16:00 UTC.
• Holders get four exclusive cosmetics (a farmer outfit, a building color, a flag and an arena sword) that only holders can use.
• The team said every cosmetic it releases in the future will be free to holders for as long as they hold.

Farming Season will open a free mint of 1,111 NFTs on Oct. 24 at 16:00 UTC, the team said in a post on X.

The collection is tied to cosmetics. The NFT carries no announced earning boost or token allocation. According to the post, holders receive a set of four items that only holders can access: a farmer outfit, a building color, a flag and an arena sword.

The team also attached a perk that runs forward in time. In the post, it said holders get “Every future cosmetic, free: new looks we release are yours at no cost while you hold.”

What the post leaves out

The announcement doesn’t name the chain the NFTs will mint on, and it gives no mint link, wallet limit or eligibility rules. It also doesn’t say whether the 1,111 pieces are open to the public or reserved for an allowlist.

Before launch, the team ran a waitlist at farmingseason.io/waitlist alongside a creator campaign. Creators who posted about the game could win free mint allowlist spots: 100 guaranteed (GTD) spots and 200 first-come, first-served (FCFS) spots. The team hasn’t said how those spots connect to the Oct. 24 mint.

The player guide on farmingseason.io has no mention of NFTs.

Season 1 is already live

The mint lands five days after Season 1 opened on Oct. 19, 2026, on Robinhood Chain. Players join through a browser by connecting a wallet and paying a one-time fee worth $1 in ETH.

The game covers crop planting, animal raising, a battle arena and clans. Three buildings track real markets. The Mine produces gold and silver, the Oil Well pumps oil and the Farm Bank buys those goods from players at live prices pulled from Chainlink price feeds.

Town Hall levels run from one to five and set how much a player can earn each day. The guide caps Level 1 at $1.50 a day, and Level 5 reaches “up to ×26.7 of level 1.” In the arena, the guide says, “A player who defeats everything reaches the daily battle limit in about an hour.”

Clans compete each week. After Monday 00:00 UTC, the top three clans share token prizes from the reward pool, split among members by the points each one earned that week.

Token and burns

The game token is SEASON. The team’s X account lists 0xea0071a8778fa02c12378e88868255e0e0952be6 as the only official contract address and tells players to check it before buying.

“Every fee and all in-game spending is split: half is burned for good, half goes to the reward pool,” the player guide said. That spending settles onchain every 10 minutes.

The team said 8% of all SEASON has been permanently removed, with 80,069,033 SEASON sent to the burn address.

Two features are listed as coming soon. Neighbor Help will let players ask neighbors for help for four, eight or 12 hours. A creator program pays out $100 in SEASON, shared among creators, every day.

Domain records

ScamAdviser gives farmingseason.io a trust score of zero. It cites a domain registered on Oct. 10, 2026, an owner whose identity is hidden in domain records, and low site traffic. The redacted registration lists Konya, Turkey.

Several other farming projects already run on Robinhood Chain, including Yield Farm and Farmers Market. The team said it will post contract addresses only through @farmingseasonio.