Stardew Valley focuses on farm management, including feeding animals with hay. To gather hay efficiently, players need specific infrastructure on their farms. This text provides detailed instructions on acquiring hay and the vital preparations before you may store it.
Hay is primarily collected by cutting grass with a scythe in your farm. Nevertheless, to store the hay you collect, you could have a silo. With no silo, any grass you chop won’t turn into hay for future use. Constructing a silo is easy and requires materials like stone, clay, copper bars, and a small amount of cash, which might be obtained from the Carpenter.
To construct a silo, you’ll need 100 stones, 10 clay, 5 copper bars, and 100 gold. A single silo can store as much as 240 pieces of hay. While you cut grass with a scythe, there’s a 50% probability of manufacturing hay with a standard scythe and a 75% probability with a Golden Scythe. The hay is robotically stored within the silo if there’s space available; otherwise, it’s lost.
Grass grows naturally in your farm during most seasons except winter, where it’s rare. Players may manually plant grass using grass starters. Grass starters might be purchased for 100 gold from Pierre’s store or crafted with 10 fiber after buying the recipe from Pierre for 1,000 gold.
To efficiently manage hay collection in Stardew Valley, players need to construct a silo to store hay. Grass on the farm might be cut with a scythe to provide hay, and grass starters may also help maintain grass growth all year long. Ensuring a gradual supply of hay is crucial for maintaining animal well-being in your farm.
