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If you run out of water or fertilizer the plants won't die, just stop growing...or so I've seen.
Where you don't want to fill all the slots is in the animal housing! Fill them all and go out hunting for half an ingame day and they'll all be dead.
I add one, then when it gets to level 3 add a second. When the first gets to level 7 add a third then when the first gets to 10 I remove it, butcher it and add a new one. Having three still takes daily work, i usually give them water and food once at dawn and once before dusk.
Make sure you get the free range and fertilizer upgrades to the animal housing. Without free range they consume much more. The fertilizer option will give you fertilizer that will take care of your garden needs.
If you run both a garden and a animal house at the same time i highly recommend a water well with the production increase upgrade. This is true especially in hardcore where water from diminished crate loot is critical to your personal survival.
I've seen no difference between cotton and tomatoes. I grow enough cotton for upgraded clothing and a couch and easy chair then never again in that profile.
Honestly though in all three of my profiles I've gotten to the point where I have more protein than I can consume and more berries and apples than I need so I've shut down all gardens and all animal housing.
I definitely want to see reliance on crates reduced drastically but to get to the point where you can even efficiently grow plants or raise animals you have a HUGE reliance on crates.
I've been meaning to see what it takes to live only off of tomatos and raised chickens. I started and seemed to find that keeping a constant rotation of three chickens easily provides enough protein and if you keep tomatoes going you can have enough for the chickens and yourself. I've not tuned it to see what the optimal number of tomatoe plants are. You definitely need the well though and on hardcore two wells since your water from loot crates is very sparse. However, you'd need the seeds. I have about 200 stockpiled in a normal mode profile and 100 in my hardcore...i feed the excess in to the recycler now :) To be totally off of loot crate seeds though we do need some percentage of seeds from crops.
I have a well and upgraded animal shelter. How many tomatoes and/or blueberries would you recommend having before putting a chicken in the shelter?