Game description from the publisher: Play Agricola with a new thematic setting! Discover the Netherlands – a small country with more than just the stereotypical windmills, cheese, and tulips. The 60 Minor Improvements and 60 Occupations in the 120-card Agricola: NL-Deck expansion can be played as a stand-alone deck or shuffled into other decks. The Dutch version of this deck is included in Agricola: De Lage Landen from 999 Games.

Plant, cross-breed, harvest, and sell or cook your peppers to win the Chili Festival!

The Agricola: Gamers' Deck is a medium-sized expansion that includes 59 minor improvement cards and 60 occupation cards. The deck is playable alone but it is best when mixed with EIK. The cards were developed and tested by users of Play-Agricola (aka Lookout Games' online test group) to fill in gaps in game play that had developed since Agricola first released. It was designed for use only with the base game. It has enough cards to play with 5 players. The artwork on the cards is entirely 100% drawn by the original Agricola/Le Havre artist.

Do you have the head for brewing beer?

Breed animals and expand your small farm in this two player version of the original.

High Bohn is the first of the Bohnanza expansions printed by Lookout Games. It was released in a limited run, then was slightly reworked and published by AMIGO as High Bohn: Bohnenduell um 12 Uhr mittags and then by Rio Grande Games as High Bohn Plus. There is a building type for each bean in the original game. Each building type gives the player some special ability to help trading, planting beans, or harvesting. The value of each building a player builds is added to his score at the end of the game and bonus points are awarded for completing different types of buildings.

Roll up just the right beans to complete your goal card and collect gold coins.

This book describes the history and the different editions of Bohnanza and its Sequels. There are also rules included for 2 players for the following games: Bohnanza, Bohnanza Erweiterungs Set, La Isla Bohnita, High Bohn, Mutabohn, Ladybohn, Bohnaparte, Telebohn, Rabohnzel, Bohnröschen Solitaire rules for the following games: Bohnanza, Bohnanza Erweiterungs Set, La Isla Bohnita, Al Cabohne, Mutabohn, Ladybohn, Bohnröschen, and Space beans.

Bohn Camillo, a Bohnanza variant for two players only, is a take-off of the movie Don Camillo e l'on. Peppone, with the title characters having a love-hate relationship in which they fight each other, spy on each other, and steal from each other – all while trying to thwart their antogonist's plans. Only the "Bohn Gottes" – the Bean God – who hangs on the cross stands between the two and can prevent the worst, although when the situation warrants they can be generous to one another.

Find all the ostriches hiding their colourful heads in sand in this memo-game.

Farmageddon: The Frankencrops includes fifteen new crop cards, each with a different ability while in play, for farmers to fight over, spicing up the Farmageddon base game. The Frankencrops can be combined with the Livestocked and Loaded if desired.

In An den Ufern des Nils, players attempt to grow their crops on the banks of the Nile. As the river ebbs and floods, players spend action points to buy & sow seed in the fields, grow and then harvest their crops. Water tiles serve to flood the fields and players score most points for producing the freshest produce. Originally produced for the 1992 Hippodice Spieleautorenwettbewerb (Hippodice game author competition).

Connect vineyards and vines by flipping cards, showing you which roads to draw.

"It's Grandma Edna's birthday and she longs for her favorite, apple pie. The family gets up early in order to gather all the ingredients from around the farm; apples have to be picked, the grain ground and the cow milked. Everybody is in a hurry as they all want to be the first to surprise Grandma Edna with their apple pie. Who will, with a bit of luck and a good overview, be the quickest to collect all the ingredients?" This game may be played cooperatively or competitively. Players choose a final food (pie, sandwich, etc) and must assemble the ingredients from around the farm. Some items are one step, such as gathering apples, some are multi-step such as feeding hay to the cow to obtain milk which is then processed into cheese. Bonus advanced instructions for including cow patties into the equation, possibly a gaming first!

Bohnanza: Ladies & Gangsters is an English language compilation of two stand-alone Bohnanza games previously available only in German: Ladybohn: Manche mögen's heiss! and Al Cabohne. Ladies is a three- to five-player game that includes female versions of the beans used in Bohnanza. You get more money if a field is harvested with a lady bean as the top card. You get no money if a field is harvested with a baby bean on top. There are some new rules about reordering beans on the fields. Gangsters is a one- or two-player game where you must pay off the Bean Mafia. Each turn, the Bean Mafia will take beans from your fields if yours match what they are growing. They will also take matching cards when drawn. This game also includes a few new beans with irregular beanometers.

Die schwäb'sche Eisenbohn (The Swabian Bean railway) cruises between 5 Swabian cities, giving players different incentives to sell their beans early... or not. A new 33-card Bohnanza expansion that premiered at Essen in 2008. Part of the Bohnanza family of games. Expands: Bohnanza

This expansion to Bohnanza contains new game variants and two new bean types, the Cognac bean and the Field bean. With High Bohn (for 3-5 players), the players may spend their thalers on buildings located in Virginia City. These building have attributes that give the players new tactics for winning. The Plus part of this expansion adds Field Beans (for 4-5 players) that can be harvested for a third field and Order cards (for 3-7 players) that allow players to earn extra thalers when they can fill very specific orders. Note that even though the box states that this expansion is for 2-7 players, there are no official rules for 2 players games with this set.

Trade extra bean varieties with up to seven players.

You are a squirrel! Yes, you are and you need to collect nuts. But the other squirrels want them too. The tiles with the nuts have a different value. How to get them? You have cards for your movement. Each player has the same cards. The player with the most points of nuts wins. You have to bluff and manage with your cards. This is a fun and bluff game.

As the economy of Madeira flourishes, the guilds are expanding and sending ambassadors to distant countries to strengthen their influence. Madeira: The Ambassadors enriches the game with four new guild favors that are all related to the colonies, bringing new strategies to interacting with them.