Collected livestock goods support cooking, requests, crafting, and sales.
PC / Global, 1.0 released Apr 23, 2025
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
The appropriate coop or barn enclosure on your farm.
Animal products come from cared-for livestock in suitable housing. Set up the animal’s house and feed supply first, then make product collection part of a regular farm visit. Keep early goods in storage until you know which are needed for requests or recipes; ship only the surplus.
Handling Licence and housing that match the chosen animal.
Livestock purchased from the appropriate seller.
Suitable feed and storage space for collected goods.
Confirm the product type and house required for the animal you plan to keep.
Unlock the corresponding handling level and construct its enclosure.
Purchase the animal and place its Animal Box in that enclosure.
Provide the care and food required by the animal.
Return to the enclosure and check for produced goods.
Collect eggs, milk, wool, or the relevant species’ product when ready.
Store goods for requests and cooking, then sell only what remains spare.
Farming tips
Begin with a manageable number of animals so feed and collection remain practical.
Keep feed separate from sale stock to avoid shipping supplies needed for care.
Repeat, collect and use
This is a recurring livestock loop: maintain care and feed, check the enclosure, collect available goods, and store or sell them. Production depends on the animal and its care.
Common mistakes
Expecting every species to produce the same item leads to poor planning; check the animal’s product before buying.
Selling all early goods can leave nothing for requests or cooking; reserve a useful amount first.
Letting feed run out interrupts good animal care; check supplies during each collection visit.
When to stop or switch
Pause livestock expansion when feed or collection is becoming difficult to maintain. Resume once supplies and storage can support the additional animals.
