Run A Farm Mine Location: Where Your Own Mine Is (and What You Do There)
Every Run A Farm player gets a mine of their own for digging ore. Here is what the official game listing confirms about where your mine is and how it fits into your farm.
Quick answer
Every player in Run A Farm gets a mine of their own — it is one of the facilities that comes with your farm, and digging for ore happens there.
- The official game description states it directly: "Dig for ore in your own mine."
- The listing groups the mine with your other farm work — collecting eggs, planting and harvesting crops — while trucks head to town only to sell.
- The official description confirms the mine and its purpose, but it does not spell out the exact spot on the map or the steps for walking in.
Your mine comes with your farm
Run A Farm starts you with one chicken coop and challenges you to grow it into the biggest farm in town. The official game description lists what that involves: collecting eggs and selling them at your stand, planting crops and harvesting them with tractors, driving your trucks to town to sell, hiring workers to run the farm for you, and buying new vehicles. Right in that list sits the line this page turns on: "Dig for ore in your own mine."
Two things in that sentence answer the "where" question. First, the mine is yours alone — the game gives every player a personal mine, so you are digging at your own facility rather than sharing one with the whole server. Second, the description lists it with your farm's own facilities, alongside the coop, the crops and the egg stand. The mine belongs to the place you already run.
So where is it, exactly?
The description answers ownership precisely and geography broadly: it confirms that a mine of your own exists as part of your farm and that digging for ore is what it is for, but it does not pin the mine to an exact position on the map or describe the way in. That silence is not a sign that the mine is hidden or locked away — the official listing simply does not go into that detail. What you can rely on is the confirmed part: your farm has a mine of its own, it is where ore digging happens, and it sits with the rest of your farm activities rather than among the town trips, which the description reserves for selling your goods with trucks.
Make sure you are in the right game
A quick identity check before you follow anyone's location advice: these details are for [🎃UPD] Run A Farm! by the group Farm CStudios on Roblox, a Simulation/Tycoon game where you build up from a single chicken coop. Other farming and mining games have entirely different maps, so directions written for those will not help here. Checking the game name and creator keeps you on the right track.
From the mine to the rest of the farm
Digging ore is one stop in the larger farm loop described above — eggs, crops, vehicles and workers all feed the same growing operation. If you are still setting up, the beginner guide covers the basics, and the mining side is explored further in the Run A Farm mining guide and the ore overview.