Albion Online Farming Tracker

See what needs feeding, what is ready to collect, and when to come back. The Farming Tracker keeps your island chores and farming collections together, organized by server and character. Tracking is automatic with the AFM Data Client running while you visit plots and farm. You do not need to enter data manually.

Planning what to grow or raise? Use the Farming Calculator to compare crops, herbs, breeding, and animal products before you plant.

Watch the Farming Tracker video on YouTube.

1. Download the client. Get the AFM Data Client for desktop and sign in with the same AFM account you use here.
2. Enable island tracking. Leave AFM Island Tracker checked in the client. It is on by default.
3. Visit your plots. Enter an island with the client running and walk near your farms, herb gardens, pastures, and kennels. If you signed in while already on an island, leave and return to record its map.
4. Open Islands or Tracker. Choose your server and character. Keep the client running while you farm so new observations and collections are recorded automatically.

Your records are private to your AFM account. You can start recording now; viewing them here requires a Masterpiece subscription. Islands you visit can include friends' and guild islands.

To stop recording, sign out of the client or uncheck AFM Island Tracker. After enabling it again, leave and re-enter the island.

Each island starts collapsed to one line showing its owner, location, to-do count, and next upcoming task. Plots also start collapsed, with occupied slots, current tasks, and the next upcoming time in their summary.

• Find the right plot. Select a numbered icon on the island map to open and highlight its plot while closing the other plots in that island. You can also open a plot from its summary header. Crop and animal slots follow their positions in game.
• Spot your next action. Slot borders highlight feeding, collection, and optional watering or nurturing. Cards show care progress, food preferences, and current seed or offspring chances when recorded.
• Check the timers. See time until harvest, growth, or milk and egg collection. Animal bars compare food left with the time still needed. Tap or hover over a bar to explain its timers and green shades.
• Keep your list tidy. Collapse islands you are not checking, or delete saved islands and plots with confirmation. Collection history is kept, and a later client observation can add them again.

Times are estimates based on the last recorded visit. Animals stop growing or producing when food runs out, and next-nurture times are estimates that need food and an in-game check. Revisit plots with the client running to update them; the Islands tab refreshes while you view it.

Open Tracker to review harvested crops and seeds, grown animals and offspring, and products such as milk and eggs. Choose one character or All characters, filter by island, item, or date, and use Refresh after a farming session.

The EMV chart shows all collections matching your filters with daily, weekly, and monthly views. Expand a day, island, and character group to see collected item totals, or turn off grouping to view individual collections.

Chart periods and collection groups use UTC. Values use current Estimated Market Value (EMV) for your server and exclude unpriced items. The chart covers all matching collections; the ungrouped table's silver total covers its displayed page. Values do not subtract seeds, food, or selling fees.

History starts when you farm with the client running and signed in. Earlier collections, feeding, picking up immature animals, and chest or inventory transfers are not included.