stardew valley coop animals Stardew Valley

Growing Together: Unveiling the Delights of Stardew Valley Coop!

Stardew Valley offers a delightful cooperative gameplay experience, allowing players to embark on a rewarding farming journey with friends.

In this article, we will explore the ins and outs of the Stardew Valley Coop, from its construction and usage to the various animals you can raise and the bountiful rewards they produce. So grab your tools, and let’s dive into the cooperative wonders of Stardew Valley!

Coop Information

Coop

Cost (Gold)

Materials Required

Animals Capacity

Other Features

Coop 

4,000g

300x Wood, 100x Stone

4

Hay Hopper, Feeding Trough

Big Coop

10,000g

400x Wood, 150x Stone

8

Hay Hopper, Feeding Trough, Incubator

Deluxe Coop

20,000g

500x Wood, 200x Stone

12

Hay Hopper, Feeding Trough, Incubator, Auto feeding System

A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Coop in Stardew Valley

Materials Needed

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Gather Resources: Collect the required materials for building the coop. You will need 300 Wood, 100 Stone, and 4,000 Gold.
  2. Visit Robin’s Carpenter Shop: Head over to Robin’s Carpenter Shop, located in the north area of Pelican Town.
  3. Speak to Robin: Inside the Carpenter Shop, find Robin, the town’s carpenter, and interact with her.
  4. Select “Construct Farm Building”: Choose “Construct Farm Building” from the dialogue options when interacting with Robin.
  5. Choose Coop Design: Select the Coop design in the building selection menu. You should scroll through the options to find them.
  6. Place the Coop: Once you have selected the Coop design, move to your desired location on your farm and place the Coop blueprint.
  7. Confirm Building Placement: After placing the Coop, a construction preview will appear. Confirm the placement by selecting the checkmark.
  8. Wait for Construction: Robin will begin constructing the Coop after confirming the placement. Construction takes around three days to complete.
  9. Enjoy Your Coop: Once construction is finished, you can start using your Coop! Begin by purchasing animals from Marnie’s Ranch and placing them inside.
stardew valley coop

Remember to feed and care for your animals daily, collect their products, and consider upgrading the Coop for additional features and benefits as you progress in the game.

Coop Features and Potential Upgrades

Coop Animals and Their Rewards

Stardew Valley offer a variety of animals you can raise in your coop, each with unique benefits. Here’s a handy table showcasing the different coop animals, their produced items, time of production, and selling prices:

Animal

Product

Production Time

Selling Price

Chicken

Egg/Large Egg

Every day

Egg

Base: 50g
Silver: 62g
Gold: 75g
Iridium: 100g

Large Egg
Base: 95g
Silver: 118g
Gold: 142g
Iridium: 190g

Duck

Duck Egg/Duck Feather

Every 2 days

Duck Egg

Base: 95g
Silver: 118g
Gold: 142g
Iridium: 190g


Duck Feather

Base: 250g
Silver: 312g
Gold: 375g
Iridium: 500g

Rabbit

Rabbit’s Foot/Wool

Every 4 days

Rabbit’s Foot

Base: 565g
Silver: 706g
Gold:847g
Iridium: 1,130g


Wool

Base: 340g
Silver: 425g
Gold: 510g
Iridium: 680g

Void Chicken

Void Egg

Every day

Base: 65g
Silver: 81g
Gold: 97g
Iridium: 130g

Dinosaur

Dinosaur Egg

Every 7 days

Base: 350g
Silver: 437g
Gold: 525g
Iridium: 700g

Golden Chicken

Golden Egg

Every day

Base: 500g
Silver: 625g
Gold: 750g
Iridium: 1,000g

Chicken

feeding animals stardew coop

Chickens are the most common and affordable choice for a coop. They lay eggs daily, which can be sold for around 50g to 190g each depending on their quality and type.

Eggs are also used in various crafting recipes and can be turned into Mayonnaise using a Mayonnaise Machine for increased profit. Chickens can be purchased at Marnie’s Ranch for 800g each.

Void Chicken

Void Chickens black chickens are hatched by incubating a Void Egg, which is obtained through various sources. Void Eggs are produced daily and sold at 65g to 130g, depending on their quality. Their eggs can also be turned into Void Mayonnaise, which always sells at 275g.

Golden Chicken

Golden Chickens can be obtained by incubating a Golden Egg in a Coop. These eggs have various sources but are available in the video game’s [1] later stages. Golden Chickens produce eggs daily with a selling price of 500g to 1,000g depending on their quality.

These can also be turned into Mayonnaise, with their quality always being gold. However, the selling price for the egg is higher than its Artisan Goods version.

golden chicken stardew valley coop

Duck

Ducks, though less common, produce Duck Eggs every 2 days. These eggs sell for around 95g to 190g each depending on quality, and can be used to create Duck Mayonnaise which is sold at higher prices.

Duck Feathers, which occasionally ducks drop, is also a valuable profit. Ducks can be bought at Marnie’s Ranch for 1,200g each.

Rabbit

Rabbits don’t produce edible items but provide Wool every 4 days, which can be made into Cloth using a Loom. They may occasionally drop Rabbit’s Foot as well, which sells for around 565g to 1,130g, making it a great source of income.

Rabbit’s Foot is also a popular gift among the villagers. Rabbits are purchased at Marnie’s Ranch for 8,000g each.

Dinosaur

Dinosaurs are hatched by placing a Dinosaur Egg, an artifact, in the Incubator. They produce eggs every 7 days that sell from 350g to 700g each depending on their quality. Dinosaur Mayonnaise is the most expensive mayonnaise, selling at 800g each.

dinosaur eggs stardew valley coop

It’s best to incubate the first DInosaur Egg you get than to donate it to the museum, as you can always get another one to donate.

Making Profits with the Coop

While raising animals in the coop provides a fun and immersive experience, it can also be profitable. Here are some tips to make the most out of your coop:

Caring for Coop Animals

Remember, happy and well-cared-for animals are more likely to produce high-quality products, bringing in greater profits and contributing to the success of your farm. Take the time to care for your coop animals; they will reward you with their loyalty and valuable resources.

donating eggs stardew valley coop

Coop Animal Happiness and Product Quality

In Stardew Valley, the happiness of your coop animals directly affects the quality of the products they produce. By ensuring the well-being and contentment of your animals, you can maximize the value of their products. Here are a few key factors to consider:

Conclusion

The Stardew Valley Coop is vital to a successful and thriving farm. It allows you to raise various animals, from chickens and ducks to cows and goats, providing valuable resources such as eggs and wool.

Upgrading your coop and expanding your livestock opens up new possibilities and rewards. Embrace the joys of coop farming, build lasting relationships with your animals, and watch your farm flourish with bountiful harvests and delightful companionship.

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