Grass starter costs 100g and hay costs 50g per piece. Don’t buy hay – buy grass starters instead.So, instead of just removing it with a sword, use scythie, build a silo and save up some hay for the future! It is pretty cheap to build and you will be happy to have so much hay stacked up once you need it. Build it as soon as possible – players usually build s silo once they need it and that is a mistake.TIPS FOR USING SILOĮven when silo has benn an useful object in Stardew Valley already, there are a few tips, which are necessary to take the most of it: It means that you have to stack up some hay for winter if you do not want to spend your time and money while buying hay every day. As we mentioned earlier, animals won’t go out of their barn during unpleasant weather conditions. So, the main purpose of silo is to have your hay reserve filled all year long. Animals go out and eat grass during the day, but during rain and winter they refuse to go out and you have to feed them with hay to keep them happy and productive. Your goal is to make your animals happy, so that they would produce milk, lay eggs and etc. Grass and hay are the most important parts of animal farming. You can store up to 240 hay units in a silo and use them as you wish.īut do you need a silo? Is it worth building it? Let‘s find out! BENEFITS OF SILO Every grass unit has a 50% of dropping a piece of hay.

Moreover, you can get hay from cutting grass with scythe (don’t use a sword!). You can buy hay from Marnie‘s ranch for 50g per piece. Silo can either be bought at Robin‘s carpentry house shop or crafted by yourself.

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