Hens lay eggs. A hen and rooster living together can make fertile eggs for breeding. Roosters do not lay.

Feed and shelter them. Chickens roam outdoors, seek thrown feed, and return to a coop around sunset. A safe, fed flock is more productive.

Handle them directly. Catch a chicken to carry, move, sell, or protect it. Collect loose and coop eggs, then breed them or stock the farm stand.

Keep a hen and rooster together, well cared for, to produce fertile eggs.

Place eggs in a nursery and let time pass. Chicks grow into adults over several farm days.

Adult hens lay eggs. Roosters and rare fighting hens can become champions when given a Champion Coop.

Carry eggs or cooked food to the farm stand, then stock its counter. Customers only buy what is on display.

Signs, paths, balloons, and a tidy farm draw more visitors. Prices vary within each product's range.

In the regular mode, check Payments first in the bedroom logbook. Cash is not deducted automatically—meet the collector and pay.

Outdoor time advances the day. Menus and indoor rooms pause it. The bed advances the real farm simulation until dawn.

Your dog patrols or follows, but food and sleep come first. Keep it fed or it may seek food elsewhere.

Wildlife follows food, eggs, weather, and time of day. Fences, traps, lights, and an awake dog help protect the flock.

Use the build menu for coops, fences, gates, paths, protection, and production. Peaceful Mode removes debt and the fighting league, but the farm systems remain.