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Built in a [[small construction site]]. | Built in a [[small construction site]]. | ||
| − | *You can only fill the trough with 50 [[thistles]] at a time. This gives 50,000 thistle bits in the trough. | + | * It is much larger, and can accommodate up to 50 sheep before they stop breeding. (unconfirmed from T3) |
| − | + | * It is much more costly to build, but it may be worth it in place of 3-5+ normal sheep pens. | |
| − | * | + | * Modern sheep farms can be loaded with thistles to decrease onion consumption by a currently unknown amount. One thistle adds 1000 thistle bits to the trough. Sheep farms have certain thistle requirements -- the thistles must meet two thistle vitamin requirements, different for each farm. These requirements change after any amount of the appropriate thistles are loaded in. In earlier tales, thistles kept sheep from getting diseased with sheep pox. |
| + | ** My testing indicates that feeding sheep thistles does not affect onion consumption. Over a 24 hour period, 10 male and 10 female sheep ate 40 onions per 3 hours despite having over 80,000 thistle bits to eat. Then I removed all onions from the trough and they began to starve. 08:11, 25 November 2009 (EST)~Skalops | ||
| + | * You can only fill the trough with 50 [[thistles]] at a time. This gives 50,000 thistle bits in the trough. (unconfirmed from T3) | ||
| + | **[[Thistle request]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:40, 16 December 2009
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Cost
You must know the Modern Sheep Farming skill learned from a University of Worship where it has been researched.
- 250 Hard White Boards
- 250 Nontoxic White Boards
- 2000 Bricks
- 125 Cut Stone
- 300 Concrete
- 25 Linen
- 50 White Paint
- 1 Thermometer
- 125 Jugs
Use
Built in a small construction site.
- It is much larger, and can accommodate up to 50 sheep before they stop breeding. (unconfirmed from T3)
- It is much more costly to build, but it may be worth it in place of 3-5+ normal sheep pens.
- Modern sheep farms can be loaded with thistles to decrease onion consumption by a currently unknown amount. One thistle adds 1000 thistle bits to the trough. Sheep farms have certain thistle requirements -- the thistles must meet two thistle vitamin requirements, different for each farm. These requirements change after any amount of the appropriate thistles are loaded in. In earlier tales, thistles kept sheep from getting diseased with sheep pox.
- My testing indicates that feeding sheep thistles does not affect onion consumption. Over a 24 hour period, 10 male and 10 female sheep ate 40 onions per 3 hours despite having over 80,000 thistle bits to eat. Then I removed all onions from the trough and they began to starve. 08:11, 25 November 2009 (EST)~Skalops
- You can only fill the trough with 50 thistles at a time. This gives 50,000 thistle bits in the trough. (unconfirmed from T3)
