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Even if you see some, that doesn't mean it is mature enough to be eated...
If you want some grass eater, you need to prepare BEFORE winter...
during hot seasons, grow some hay and stock it somewhere where
animals are not allowed to go. During that time, they will eat the grass. (pig also eat grass)
Once winter is there, you can allowed the hay stocking during that time.
You don't look prepare at all for that so I suggest you to kill them
and try next season. Prepared this time.
yeah, I guess I'll have to lose him. I really wanted his wool. It would be so much easier without the Seeds Please mod, but I love that mod. Only issue is that seeds cost a lot.
When eating the plant, they got only a little of nutrition.
The best is to harvest it and put it somewhere where your animals are allowed.
Since you have mods, try Easy Kibble so you can make him some from a single ingredient?
Vegetable Garden has Silage for a longer term solution.
If your restrictions are correct, I suspect that Seeds Please may have modified the "Grass" in such a way that he no longer finds it edible. A unique Thingdef tag might be the culprit. I haven't used that mod, so I can't say for sure.
What Brass says about letting animals eat growing crops is true, but some things are more wasteful than others. A full grown Rice square gives .3 nutrition harvested and .2 nutrition if munched on fully grown. So you only lose 1/3 of the nutrition.
Don't let them do that with corn though, because it's .9 harvested and .2 munched on. You lose 7/9!
As another user said, he might not have been eating the grass because it was considered too cold.
I say "not have" rather than "is not" because he died due to starvation. I meant to have a grave dug for him but my stupid cook ran out and grabbed him. Didn't realize what was happening until my Muffalo was on the table getting butchered.
I'll have to look up the silage thing in Vegetable garden. No idea what that does.