Sales and rentals#

The State Farm offers two main ways to generate income from cattle. You can sell cows and bulls to other players or use bulls as a source of regular income by renting them out for breeding.

Sale of cows and bulls#

Livestock is sold at livestock markets. Any cow or bull, regardless of sex, age, or current performance, can be offered for sale. The price is set by the owner in gold coins and typically depends on the animal’s weight, age, and overall value. With careful selection and management of livestock, livestock trading at the market can become a stable and substantial source of income.

Rental of stud bulls#

Bulls can be rented at the bull market for one-time use when mating with other players’ cows. The bull owner also sets the rental price. After the mating is complete, the rental fee is automatically credited to the owner’s account, and the bull is returned and prepared for the next mating. This format allows for regular income without selling the animal itself.

Thus, the sale of cattle and the rental of breeding bulls supplement the income from the main livestock products and allow for a flexible construction of the cattle farming economy.