FS22 Animals and Seasons

[muzickmage]

Ok, see now, I definately have to learn more about what they did to the animals lol.

Giants said:
...... 1 year equals 12 months.
...... 1 in-game day equals 1 month.

That means that 1 season equals 3 in-game days.

Giants also said:
...... you have to plan ahead if animal husbandry is part of your farming operation. Store enough food for the winter.

I'm wondering why. In FS19 a full troth of food lasts the animals for 6 days. That's 2 seasons worth of food for FS22. So what's different? Are the troths smaller? Do the animals eat more/ or faster?

The math doesn't make sense to me yet.

[DEERE317]

Ok, see now, I definately have to learn more about what they did to the animals lol.

Giants said:
...... 1 year equals 12 months.
...... 1 in-game day equals 1 month.

That means that 1 season equals 3 in-game days.

Giants also said:
...... you have to plan ahead if animal husbandry is part of your farming operation. Store enough food for the winter.

I'm wondering why. In FS19 a full troth of food lasts the animals for 6 days. That's 2 seasons worth of food for FS22. So what's different? Are the troths smaller? Do the animals eat more/ or faster?

The math doesn't make sense to me yet.

Seasons mod makes troughs last 2 days (have to feed daily to not run them empty) so I imagine it’s similar for FS22

[Illinois Farmer]

You must not play with seasons. Irl you don't want to over feed the animals. You should be feeding them every day and this replicates that.

[muzickmage]

Daily feeding would make it more interesting. Having a troth last 6 days isn't very realistic.

And no, I don't use the season's mod. I did for fs17 for a short time. I forgot about the changes in feeding time implemented by the seasons' mod.