Stardew Valley Silo: 10 Pro Tips For Beginners

Here are 10 tips for anyone just beginning the game. Your first season is the most important one. Be sure to make the most out of it.

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Devote plenty of time to foraging, fishing, farming and. Silos can be reloaded not just by cutting grass, but manually from outside & from within a coop/barn. This allows you to have less silos on your farm. Put a chest down nearby to hold multiple stacks of hay (much larger capacity than a silo) & just reload it when it gets low.

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Forester branch lumberjack (normal trees occasionally drop hardwood) or tapper (syrup is worth 25% more) gatherer branch botanist (foraged items are always iridium quality) or tracker (locations of foragable items are revealed) botanist recommend for beginners as more money is gained. When you chop tall grass with your scythe while a silo is on your property, it turns into hay, which is what you feed animals with. Dont waste free animal food! When you finally build a coop or barn, build a chest and put it beside the feed bin inside your coop/barn. Then, empty the silo completely and place the feed into the chest.

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