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	"The key to being a great rancher lies in caring for your animals, as ranching is quite different from farming. You're dealing with living creatures that need food, cleaning, and love. To better understand your animals, here are some tips:		"The key to being a great rancher lies in caring for your animals, as ranching is quite different from farming. You're dealing with living creatures that need food, cleaning, and love. To better understand your animals, here are some tips:

	1. The mood of your animals affects their productivity. Remember, a cow in a bad mood might not produce milk, so keep an eye on their happiness!		# The mood of your animals affects their productivity. Remember, a cow in a bad mood might not produce milk, so keep an eye on their happiness!
	2. Let your animals out on sunny days for sunbathing and grazing. Just like us, they enjoy a bit of outdoor time to boost their mood.		# Let your animals out on sunny days for sunbathing and grazing. Just like us, they enjoy a bit of outdoor time to boost their mood.
	3. If your animals are outside, there's no need to feed them again. They'll graze on the fresh grass.		# If your animals are outside, there's no need to feed them again. They'll graze on the fresh grass.
	4. The stronger your bond with an animal, the larger the size of the product they produce. A well-loved animal means more abundant yields.		# The stronger your bond with an animal, the larger the size of the product they produce. A well-loved animal means more abundant yields.
	5. For higher quality animal products, provide them with better quality fodder. It makes a noticeable difference."		# For higher quality animal products, provide them with better quality fodder. It makes a noticeable difference."

	==Book Effect==		==Book Effect==
	Give player 300 [[Mastery\|Ranching mastery]] point		Give player 300 [[Mastery\|Ranching mastery]] point

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{{Infobox item|rank=F|source=Library Section 1|type=Book}}
==Book Content==
"The key to being a great rancher lies in caring for your animals, as ranching is quite different from farming. You're dealing with living creatures that need food, cleaning, and love. To better understand your animals, here are some tips:

1. The mood of your animals affects their productivity. Remember, a cow in a bad mood might not produce milk, so keep an eye on their happiness!
2. Let your animals out on sunny days for sunbathing and grazing. Just like us, they enjoy a bit of outdoor time to boost their mood.
3. If your animals are outside, there's no need to feed them again. They'll graze on the fresh grass.
4. The stronger your bond with an animal, the larger the size of the product they produce. A well-loved animal means more abundant yields.
5. For higher quality animal products, provide them with better quality fodder. It makes a noticeable difference."

==Book Effect==
Give player 300 [[Mastery|Ranching mastery]] point

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Novell at 14:47, 23 July 2024