The number of grass starters is simply, the number of animals multiplied by 3. In my case, 13 animals require a space of 117 tiles. Space is the minimum number of tiles you need to dedicate to your animals to graze, such that the grass starters can safely spread while being eaten WITHOUT having to purchase more new ones. Take that number multiplied by 3 (grass starters required). Take that number multiplied by 9 (space). Grass starters for your cordoned off barn/coopįirst, take the total number of animals that you have within that same cordoned off section. There's two parts: first, planning grass starters for your cordoned area of your barn/coop secondly, planning grass starters to tide you over winter. Hi! I saw some threads where players were struggling withĪfter some testing, I decided to write a guide to help you out.

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