Hopefully I didn't misunderstand your post. Silos do not need to be near your other buildings. Then maybe it's a bug and you'll have to report it but I really believe you probably forgot something. This way, you can basically ignore them or the need to feed your animals until the Silos are empty. What seems to be malfunctioning is the feeding process, be it the coops and barns or the user. The answer is yes, your silos are working. To get started, could you tell us a little a. If not you will have to manually take out the Hay and place it in their food troths. With the release of Stardew Valley 1.6 edging closer by the day, Jenna shares her top tips for making a successful collection. (Make sure you did and checked everything I listed). These mod lists have risen to the top of the most downloaded and highest-rated Collections available today. If you did all this already and it still doesn't work. It will add the grass to the amount in silos.įinally. Or add the grass pile (from your inventory) into the holes I spoke about in the coop and the barns. Either cut grass on your farm, it should add grass automatically to silos as you cut it. The Silo allows you to cut and store grass for feed and takes Robin two days to construct. Buy hay from Marnie and add it to the silo by walking up to it while holding the hay and interact with it like you would with putting an item in a chest or putting it in the Hopper in the barn/coop in the same way.

If the trough is full, you can use a cherry bomb to explode. Chop grass with a scythe to automatically fill the silo with hay. Reply reply cjguitarman To pull hay from the hopper, you need an empty spot on the feed trough. Deluxe barn and coop auto feeds so you cant collect hay. Now if you want to fill silos, there are two ways. Stardew Valley is an open-ended country-life RPG with support for 18 players. If you already have all auto-feeders you can still do this, just bomb the feeding bench so some of the hay gets destroyed, and then you can withdraw as much as you want from the hopper (take out some, then select an empty slot and continue taking out). And 'farm animals' can be purchased which serve as a source of various kinds of produce, providing resources and profit. You can remove hay from silos by using the hay hopper inside barns/coops. A pet (cat, dog, or turtle) can be earned which the player can form a friendship with. Some are wildlife, which cannot be interacted with. Youre not even losing it then, as animals will not leave their coops/barns in the rain and will need to eat hay for that day, so it will always get used at some point. Animals fulfill several roles on the farm. You will need a storage for those so you need silos (filled ones) as soon as possible. Hay placed in the feed trough will remain until eaten, so at most you only lose 4 hay per building. So if you don't have silos or rather if the thing I speak about doesn't detect any grass amount then it won't automatically set grass in the coop and barns for animals to feed on. Actually wait, isn't there a thing in every barns and coop where you can take grass from? (It will empty it from silos). Good question, I guess? I don't remember if there is any ways to take grass from silos if you don't have an auto feeder. Hay can be moved from the chest to the Silo when necessary.Originally posted by Revalki:I know, even though you dont have auto feeders, how does one take their animal food from? Silos are fundamental, but auto feeders are optional Well. The Hopper loads items that are placed in it into any machine in front of it, provided that the item can be placed into the machine and that the machine is not already processing. The recipe can also be purchased from Qis Walnut Room for 50 Qi Gems.

Instead of buying multiple silos, hay can be stored in a chest (when received as a gift in the mail from Marnie or withdrawn from the Hay Hopper before a Coop or Barn is fully upgraded). The Hopper is a craftable item that can be purchased from Qis Walnut Room for 10 Qi Gems.

Since all grass dies in Winter and farm animals will entirely rely on hay for the whole season, it's advisable to cut as much grass as needed to fill the silo(s) near the end of fall, even if it takes all the grass left on the farm.Running out of hay can be pretty troubling, especially during winter when fewer. Part of this interest comes from a brand new farm type, the Meadowlands Farm. Cutting grass with a sword or similar weapon does not provide hay: only a scythe will stock the silo. Hay must always be present in your silo because all farm animals feed on it. Stardew Valley 1.6 has caused an eruption of interest in this famous indie farm-sim.It takes fewer resources to build than other buildings, and allows a good stock of hay to be gathered before actually having to meet the needs of any animals. The silo is a good choice as a first building to be purchased.

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