As an aspiring farmer, sometimes you don’t want to build your homestead the usual way but rather go with the livestock. The best strategies for Meadowlands Farm in Stardew Valley will help you with that.
Stardew Valley Meadowlands Farm Guide
Meadowlands Farm is not really good for growing crops but forlivestock. You’ll get a lot of grass, including theBlue Chewy Grassyou canfeed your chickenswith. Just focus on growing your chickens, pigs, and cows, and your Stardew Valley farm will flourish!
How to choose Meadowlands Farm in Stardew Valley
At the starting screen, you can choose the farm type in the right column.The second farm in the second columnis the Meadowlands Farm, and you’ll get instructions on this farm for people who prefer livestock over crops and grains. Once you select the Meadowlands Farm, start the game.
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Meadowlands Farm Strategies in Stardew Valley
Meadowlands Farm is specific because the land configurationisn’t good for growing crops. There are too much grass, rocks, and trees, and cleaning them would take too much time. Moreover, the starting stock for Meadowlands Farm doesn’t include Turnip seeds but the following items instead:
The location also hasa river, two ponds, and a lot of spacefor growing grass. Concerning grass, patch 1.6 added a new sort, Blue Chewy Grass, which chickens just adore munching. If you want to grow crops after all, you can do it in a small plot below your home. And that gets us to some strategies:
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