Web1. CremePuffBandit • 1 yr. ago. Harvest the hay, and have it stored somewhere the animals can access. They are supposed to eat it in item form. 2. NotCabety • 1 yr. ago. Make a freezer inside the animal pen set to the highest priority and only stores hay, or make kibble with the hay and store that in the barn with a stockpile set to only ... WebI never really refrigerate hay. It lasts an entire year, which is pretty reasonable. If we consider rimworld, is pseudo implied to have an accelerated timescale. So 1 year could …

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Webmake sure there is enough hay daily, optimise the breeding amount and the auto slaughter amount depending on your needs, 1 mature chicken makes enough simple meals for one day for a colonist. ... Thank you Rimworld for helping me understand the difference between fixable mental health breaks and oh shit, he’s running for the anti-grain ... WebColonists can now use hay to feed and tame animals. rip bull 1... Automatic Night Owl. ... In RimWorld 1.x or older the library was included inside C# mods and there was no need to load it as a separate mod. However, RimWorld versi... HugsLib. Created by UnlimitedHugs. gowerton caravan and motorhome club site

Care and feeding for Thrumbo

WebWith everything but wargs (carnivores, need raw meat), you can just let them outside and they'll eat grass. You only need hay if you can't do that (ice sheet maybe, or winter too cold for the chickens to go outside, or toxic fallout). You do need raw non-hay food to tame or train animals though. webdingers • 8 yr. ago WebSeparate the pens into males and females and trim the size of your animal groups, typically I separate out 2-3 males, and a harem of females. Ideally keeping the herd with low average age so there are no unexpected health issues aside from flu. Every animal gets a bed, in a warm stable-room/pen. WebYou can set a value and it will only haul after the Value is no longer met. Lets say you want a storage of 300 haygrass at your barn. But you store the majority of your hay close to your kitchen for kibble. And the way is pretty long and everytime there is some animal munching up hay in your barn so pawns always try to fill the barn storage up ... gower timber supplies