RANCH / ANIMAL PRODUCTS
Plan food and animals for a product goal
Choose a product to see what its animal eats, how much food to prepare, a best-case adult count and a collection area.
Best-case start3 adult Moolin if starting unfed; prepare 24 Heart Berry for 12 Meadow Milk.
The 12 in 60 minutes example is ready to inspect. Change only what matters to your goal.
Plan more products in the same ranch
Meadow Milk
Moolin makes this product. A new product takes about 10 minutes per item.
If every animal has already eaten enough before the clock starts, the best-case minimum is 2 adults. A product timer begins only when the animal has enough food stored.
If the animals start unfed, prepare at least 24 pieces of accepted food across this goal. The animal needs to eat 2 times for each product.
Food this animal can eat
One valid choice for this goal: . Other foods below work too.
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Each adult eats again after its stored food has been used. Keep food close enough to reach; the number above assumes none has already eaten.
Feed and collect in one area
Put one three-tile-wide Feeding Tray inside a 5 × 5 collection zone and load it with a food shown above. It has 3 slots. Put an Item Collector just outside one edge, facing into the pen; its collection area reaches five tiles wide and five tiles deep. Place a Chest one tile behind the collector for the dropped products. Place a Lever beside the collector and switch it on. Fence the animals so their dropped products land inside the marked area. The collection footprint does not prove how many animals fit.
Gather for the tray, collector, Chest and Lever
Copper Ore× 7
Octarine Ore× 5
Scarlet Ore× 5
Wood× 18
- Bring at least 3 adult Moolin if they start unfed.
- Keep food they accept available and collect Meadow Milk as it is produced.
- Allow for extra animals if feeding or collection interrupts a cycle.
The count for animals starting unfed assumes they find food almost immediately and every later product cycle starts as soon as the previous one ends. Finding food, eating and collecting take time, so you may need more animals or a longer period. This is a preparation minimum, not a promised output.
Open collection equipment in the Crafting Planner →
Grow your Moolin herd
Keep two adults of the same animal close together, with breeding enabled and enough food available. For this species, each adult must have eaten 30 times before a baby can appear; that is at least 60 completed meals across the pair. They must get closer than 2 tiles.
Good to know
Is the animal count guaranteed?
No. It assumes every product cycle completes without feeding or collection delays. You may need more animals.
Can I breed more animals?
Yes. The herd guide shows the adult pair, feeding and distance conditions for a baby. Product counts still use adults, and no birth time is promised.