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I would recommend getting a few and spacing them out for the fastest growth.
However if the animals eat it, then it's gone, just like any other tile of grass.
Cutting it into hay immediately strikes me as a huge waste. It would be cheaper to buy hay from Marnie, wouldn't it?
You can get 4 hay for the price of one grass starter.
I never used the starter really, wild grass appeared on my farm and I just let it grow. I was quite late into getting animals though (Fall year 1).
EDIT: Although you shouldn't be buying hay from Marnie except for dire emergency, as you'll lose money.
I didn't start animals until spring year 2. And that was just before the patch that fixed the grass I think. I bought the starter in winter and planted 1st day of spring not really knowing how the new growth rate of the grass was going to turn out, or how much grass I'd get from spring alone. The year before i had cleared all of it, not really knowing better. I wasn't expecting so much to spawn after winter.
but if you put fence around her house, you need to buy one grass starter and put it inside the fence territory to make her be able to have access to the grass inside the fence territory.
That's odd. I've had no problems putting hay back into it again, and the count in the silo seems to go up appropriately.
How you actually manage to defy gravity and shove it all the way back into the silo using your bare hands is a complete mystery, but this community board has revealed bigger ones to me.
1. buy a single grass starter
2. plant it inside fenced coop
3. Release the KRAKEN ... I mean the chicken
4. Grass gone
5. Weep ...
You can add it directly to the silo. I've done that with the hay Marnie's gifted me.