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Small tips and tricks
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I see this sentiment a lot about silos, and I don't agree.
I used to be the same. Always get a silo before a coop to... what, exactly? A silo does three things:
But those three are the vast minority of an animal's time on the farm, and by the time you get to winter you'll have one anyway.
The 500g is much better spend on seeds or an earlier coop. The animals can eat grass anyway, it gives more friendship than hay.
Buy the silo when you have money, like after the first harvest in summer
It's mostly to store some food before you buy your first animals, so you don't need to buy it from Marnie, and you have some time to set up some space for them to graze on later. (The early game farm is usually a mess, and it gets a bit annoying to get animals walking through all of that junk and your crops.)
That said it's perfectly fine to ignore this piece of advice - as any other - if you already know the game a bit better.
Yeah, but why do we want to store food? The few days of early friendship isn't worth it, and you'll only really be seeing the benefits way down the line
Unfed animals don't produce, so you're losing 50G/day/chicken until the silo is complete. And small bits of money like this are actually a big deal in the early game, sometimes you want to do something and you can't simply because you got no money.
In other words, you're better off saving your money unless you get 10 very early rainy days
Even then, a 500g investment in seeds will make you more money in the long run