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You don't have to "pick one" to do first; actually, you flat-out can't, because the game restricts your access to certain items based on the time of year. The items come in piecemeal, gradually; you literally fill out the bundles as you encounter items for the first time (you really don't have to put more thought into it than that).
You shouldn't be worrying about an order to do them in -- just find each item as soon as you can. You're divided into Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter items. If you're playing the game somewhat normally, the bundles should 90% fill out themselves. You'll have to go hunting for certain harder-to-get fish, so that means researching the wiki a bit about when and where to find them (again, it's seasonal, so there are fish you can get in Spring that you can't get in Summer, etc.), but it does not mean that you ever have to make some kind of 'decision' about targeting fish instead of crops for that frame of time. Do 'em both!
You pan for minerals and can get some nice easy needed stuff to help jumpstart you in year 2.
Year one is more of spend all cash on seeds and water them, Try to get watering can upgrade on rainy days if you can, By winter its all about clearing the farm and starting to plan things.
So my advice is dont worry TOO much about things in your first spring and summer.
During Fall and Winter work hard to get everything you can that only appear in those seasons.
Push hard for ducks and rabbits as the drop rate for feathers and feet is very small and very random.
Plant Apple and Pomegranate trees by the middle of Summer 1.
Check the traveling lady every Friday and Sunday and buy any rare items she sells that you need.
Greenhouse = moneymoneymoney + mega crop farming convenience.
Desert access is nice, but not very important (early on I mean) unless you're really keen on working the desert mines or getting those starfruit seeds as early as possible. Or want to befriend Sandy. Or really want some coconuts.
I don't find the mine carts all that interesting/useful most of the time. Can live without it very easily.
I don't find the "quarry" all that interesting/useful, although ever week or two you do get some ores/gems out of it. But nothing exciting/needed at all.
Friendship boost would be nice if you started on those late, but if you're like me and already had everyone at 10 hearts, well...
etc.
Edit: I personally find giving 60 items to the museum as fast as possible is my priority, so I can buy iridium sprinklers and stock up on them for Year2. That's just me tho. 2nd Edit: easy enough to live with only quality sprinklers, of course.
1. Mine Carts (Boiler Room)
2. Glittering Boulder (Fish Tank) Note: you don't have to unlock this by going to the desert, you can buy the requirement from the Travel Merchant.
3. Bridge (Craft Room)
4. Greenhouse (Pantry)
5. Bus Repair (Vault)
6. Friendship (Bulletin Board)
Technically, you will be working on all the bundles at the same time & checking items off through out the year by delivering them early to the Center. This is just so you can organize your thoughts.
Since mining isn't seasonal either, the Boiler Room usually happens second.
Sure, you csn buy a lot from the merchant but unless it's things you've missed (usually Spring items), it's a needless expense.
It's a nice idea to get the Greenhouse as soon as possible but it requires Pumpkins to complete whether you like it or not, so you'll never unlock it before your first pumpkin crop, which is mid-fall. The moment you do, cram it with sprinklers, repeater crops (Coffee is a good choice if you aren't packing Ancient Fruit) and fruit trees.
Fortunately you only need three items for the Quality Bundle and these you can complete by summer if you get enough Parsinps sown in Spring, and use Corn in Summer along with your melons. Everybody loves big, juicy melons!
Spring fruit trees will NEVER grow in time to use in the pantry in year one, because they take 28 days to mature and there's no way you can afford them on your first day.
As for doing it the Joja way? That means being 40,000G in profit, which isn't as easy as you think when you're not getting any free boosters from the Community bundles.
After a year and a half, I'm sure they don't need the advice anymore.