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Guide Book for Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns.
Long ago the towns of Bluebell and Konohana were friendly neighbors, joined together by a tunnel underneath the mountain that separates the towns. Eventually the towns s...
When you harvest products for your cows, sheep, alpaca, and chickens, you will only receive one product. Cows and Jersey Cows will give you milk every day, Chickens and Silkie Chickens will lay eggs every day (as long as they are inside the chicken barn at 6:00 am), Sheep and Suffolk Sheep will produce wool every four days, and Alpacas will produce wool every six days.
If you check on your Animal Stats from the book inside the barn, you'll notice that there will be an entry for "products produced daily". This will have "1" listed next to it, indicating that the animal can produce one item at each harvest. You can increase this number by feeding the animal the treats you can buy from Cheryl at Jessica's Livestock shop in Bluebell Town.
There are four types of treat crackers you can buy: Treat, Vegetable Treat, Grain Treat, and Nutra Treat. The treats will appear randomly in Cheryl's inventory. A regular Treat will cost 500 G but the other three are 700 G a piece. Nutra Treats won't appear until you've reached year 2. This means that you can't completely increase a productivity level until then, but you can still give the other treats in preparation for Nutra Treats.
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When you feed an animal a combination of different treats, its production value increases. You can only feed one treat to an animal per day, so it will take awhile (at least 31 days) before your animal will start producing more than one item at each harvest. The maximum level of productivity you can increase to is 5. You can continue to give treats once an animal reaches level 5, but it will just affect its friendship.
The only way to tell if an animal's productivity value increases is by checking the animal status ledger in the barn. The game doesn't display a notice or play a chime when you've given enough treats to an animal. You'll just have to go to the book and manually check it.
Any offspring born from an animal with an increase in productivity will not carry over that trait from its parent.The baby animal will start out at "0" and then change to "1" once it becomes old enough to produce goods.
(A/N: List goes like this: Animal TreatーGrain TreatーVegetable TreatーNutra Treat)
Chicken Each level will cost you... 2 4 15 10
Silkie Chicken Each level will cost you... 1 2 14 14
Cow Each level will cost you... 7 15 8 1
Jersey Cow Each level will cost you... 4 20 6 1
Sheep Each level will cost you... 2 12 12 5
Suffolk Sheep Each level will cost you... 1 9 15 6
Alpaca (brown or white) From level 1 to level 2... 0 15 15 15
Alpaca (brown or white) From level 2 on, each level will cost you... 0 5 15 5
Typically, each animal requires the same number of treats per-level increase. The Alpaca is an exception though. Initially, an Alpaca requires 45 treats to go from productivity level 1 to level 2. Once it reaches level 2, it only requires a total of 25 treats to reach level 3 and each level after that.
