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You've got machines doing it, and not you. So why would you be learning anything from it?
Let's come back to ranching, design perspective, the exp is obtained from petting and collecting products base on product quality. From coding perspective, it doesn't enable any exp from automation. And the most points is either to pet (10) or to collect gold/osmium product (10/15) which is varied by chance,
From ranching itself we can see how flawed the experience design for ranching is, because having chicken will be earning much faster experience rather than having duck, quail or peafowl for who knows what reason. And the total exp required for level 10 is 17,480 so you can do your own math how many animals/petting/etc required to reach this number.