You will select which coop to place them in, and then name them. When you get them, they will be baby chicks, not yet old enough to produce meat or eggs. It takes about 5 days for them to mature into hens. Notice : The chickens will not leave the coop on rainy days or winter, even with the door open. Care: You can right click your chickens once a day to give affection, and again to check their status. Diet: Hay (either purchased from Marnie, or stored in your silo) or fresh grass.
Morel Growth. Morels normally grow in a five-year cycle of gathering and storing nutrients after the spores fall, cross-pollinate and germinate. The root system that supports the sprouting morel is annual and is replaced each season after it deteriorates. Morels emerge in moist, warm soil -- a good time to search for them is after the first rain of the season and during the first warm days of spring, when the night temperature stays above 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
It takes approximately eight to ten pounds of fresh morels to produce one pound of dried morels. Assuming an average price per pound of $5 for fresh morels and $125 per pound for dried, and a fresh-to-dried weight ratio of ten to one, dried morel prices are on average about 2.5 times higher than fresh morel prices.