Why Your Stardew Valley Silo Isn't Working (and How To Fix It) — Key Highlights
What do you mean by it doesn't work (i. e. What exactly are you seeing/not seeing)? Just nothing is demolished when i click it.
For related background and archival reports, see also our coverage on Heb Jobs In New Braunfels. At robin's, select the option to build farm buildings. Only the 3rd barn/coop upgrade has the autofeeder. The silo has nothing to do with autofeeding besides storing the hay for the barn/coop.
Background & Case Analysis
Any barn or coop that is not fully upgraded will not autofeed even if there is another of the same building on the farm that is fully upgraded. Yes, you have to upgrade your coop/barn to deluxe version. If you only have basic coop/barn, you still need to take the hays out manually. Whenever i went into the chicken coop to the place where you need to place the hay, it will tell me to built a silo.
I did that but it seems the system not registering it. You might want to save up for if you run out, or for winter. You can't remove the hay straight from the silo;
Only from the coop/barn, and only when the feeding tray is empty. The silo is a type of farm building purchasable from robin at the carpenter's shop. It takes two days to build. When complete, it stores hay from grass cut on the farm. Additional perspective on this subject is examined in [LETTER3 5] Celebrate Meme. Each silo can store up to 240 hay. The current amount stored can be checked by interacting with it. Take the hay from the box inside your barn, it'll give you the amount you need for the animal inside, and place it in the feeding area.
Comprehensive Findings & Archive
The regular barn doesnt auto feed hay. Youll need to go in and manually place the hay from the hopper in the back.
What do you mean by it doesn't work (i. e. What exactly are you seeing/not seeing)? Just nothing is demolished when i click it. At robin's, select the option to build farm buildings. Only the 3rd barn/coop upgrade has the autofeeder. The silo has nothing to do with autofeeding besides storing the hay for the barn/coop.
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