How To Own Farm Animals in Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar

Raising animals is one of the most rewarding parts of Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar. Not only do they provide essential products like milk, eggs, and wool, but they also bring life and personality to your farm. Each animal has its own unique byproduct that can be sold for profit or used in recipes and windmill processing in SoS: Grand Bazaar. Choosing the right animals and caring for them properly can turn your farm into a steady source of income. This guide covers every farm animal currently available in Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar and exactly what they produce.

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All Farm Animals in Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar

Here are all the different types of farm animals you can get in Story Of Seasons: Grand Bazaar and what they produce:

Animal Name	Baby Name	Produce
Alpaca	Cria	Alpaca Wool, Alpaca Wool+
Brown Alpaca	Brown Cria	Brown Alpaca Wool, Brown Alpaca Wool+
Buffalo	Buffalo Calf	Buffalo Milk, Buffalo Milk+
Silkie Chicken	Silkie Chick	Silkie Egg, Silkie Egg+
Chicken	Chick	Egg, Egg+
Brown Cow	Brown Calf	Milk, Milk+
Cow	Calf	Milk, Milk+
Black Cow	Black Calf	Milk, Milk+
Suffolk Sheep	Suffolk Lamb	Suffolk Wool, Suffolk Wool+
Sheep	Lamb	Wool, Wool+

How To Own Farm Animals in Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar

In Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar, welcoming your first farm animal is part of your initial farming adventure. On Spring 5 of Year 1, Mayor Felix gives you a chicken as part of the tutorial. This teaches you not only how to name and care for your new companion but also introduces you to the joys of animal husbandry early on in SoS: Grand Bazaar.

Once the tutorial phase is complete, your ongoing source for farm animals becomes Ramon’s Critters, a dedicated animal stall at the weekly bazaar. Each Saturday, from 10 a.m. To 7 p.m., Ramon’s stall opens in the top-left corner of the bazaar, and behind it, you’ll find a field displaying that week’s available animals. The selection rotates weekly and can include chickens, cows, sheep, alpacas, buffalo, and their respective breeds. Baby animals usually have a lower price, but they also produce goods slowly.

At Ramon’s stall, you also have the option to breed animals. While breeding requires a fee, it rewards you with baby animals that you can raise on your farm. After about seven days of care, these babies will mature into adults and begin producing their own byproducts.

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