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Animal in this game does not really profit much, just need them for collection and bundle.
Twus just a thought. ;P
Get them all in the ground, then start working on getting kegs and preserving jars going. As many as you can really, but starting out with a few is good.
The first spring I didn't do much of that, but by the first fall no crops went into the shipping container without being processed first. The mark up is crazy, like 100-200%, then all winter long I worked through all my old crops I was hanging onto from summer/fall. It is tempting to put that 50 stack of blueberries in the shipping container, but instead I took around 150 into fall and just made them all into wine and jam for amazing profit.
They really need to buff the income from selling animals by ten times or more.