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Otherwise pay attention to your silo levels and plan ahead on when you go to buy hay so Marnie is in the shop when you go.
You can also plant some grass in places your animals won't be, then just lightly harvest it.
If you just take a few swings here and there, leaving most of the grass alone, it'll grow back quickly, allowing many harvests.
I've got 5 chickens, 1 rabbit, 1 duck, 2 cows, 1 goat, 2 sheep, and 2 pigs.
And through the winter have burned through over 300 units of hay, so I wanted to be sure I had enough to last them.
The second silo was definitely useful. The third was just in case.
I'm not quite at the point money isn't an issue anymore, so I didn't want to just buy a ton of hay from Marnie.
https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Marnie