Estimate daily income for a coop or barn plan: set the animal counts, choose whether hay is bought at 50g per day, and compare gross, feed cost, net, and payback days. The table shows every animal at once so a mixed barn is easy to model.
The baseline uses normal-quality products and no artisan processing. Pigs are assumed to be outside every day (no truffles in winter or rain), sheep produce wool every three days, and animals that cannot be purchased are shown without a payback estimate.
Gross values use normal-quality products and divide the base sell price by the production interval. A chicken lays daily for 50g/day; a goat produces every two days for 112.5g/day; a pig is assumed to find one truffle per day at 625g/day.
| Animal | Building | Purchase | Base gross/day | Product |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken | Coop | 800g | 50.0g/day | Egg |
| Void Chicken | Coop | — | 65.0g/day | Void Egg |
| Golden Chicken | Coop | — | 500.0g/day | Golden Egg |
| Duck | Big Coop | 1,200g | 47.5g/day | Duck Egg |
| Rabbit | Deluxe Coop | 8,000g | 85.0g/day | Wool |
| Dinosaur | Big Coop | — | 50.0g/day | Dinosaur Egg |
| Cow | Barn | 1,500g | 125.0g/day | Milk |
| Goat | Big Barn | 4,000g | 112.5g/day | Goat Milk |
| Sheep | Deluxe Barn | 8,000g | 113.3g/day | Wool |
| Pig | Deluxe Barn | 16,000g | 625.0g/day | Truffle |
| Ostrich | Barn | — | 85.7g/day | Ostrich Egg |
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