Kamil Perry
In Farm Together, players can obtain cheese by converting milk at the Dairy. Goats, cows, and reindeer are sources of milk, and having a farmhand can help with harvesting. Players can also purchase a cheese stand to sell cheese for medals. Additionally, some players have mentioned turning bones into cheese, but it is unclear if this is a standard feature or a modification.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Items that produce milk | Cows, goats, reindeer |
| How to get more milk | Place a farmhand by milk-producing animals and harvest as soon as they're done; work on someone else's farm to get double milk |
| How to make cheese | Turn milk into cheese at the Dairy or Cheese Factory |
| How to use cheese | Sell cheese at a Cheese Stand for medals |
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What You'll Learn
Buy a cheese stand and cheese maker
To get cheese in Farm Together, you can buy a cheese stand and cheese maker. This is a good option if you have a lot of cows and goats, as these animals provide milk, which can be turned into cheese.
The Cheese Stand allows for the transaction of cheese created by the dairy for medals. You can also turn milk into cheese at a Dairy or Cheese Factory, which is a good trade-off if you have a lot of milk-producing animals. For every 150 milk, you can make 5 cheese, although you will lose 25 milk in the process.
If you can afford it, you can also buy a farmhand to help with harvesting milk from your cows, goats, and reindeer. This will ensure you have a good supply of milk to turn into cheese.
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Turn milk into cheese at the dairy
To get cheese in Farm Together, you need to turn milk into cheese at the dairy. You can get milk from cows, goats, and reindeer. Once you have milk, you can take it to the dairy to turn it into cheese. The process involves putting milk into a cheese factory, which will output cheese. For example, for every 125 milk, you can get 5 cheese, but you will lose 25 milk in the process.
After making cheese, you can sell it at a cheese stand for medals. If you want to make cheese, it is recommended to have a lot of milk-producing animals, such as cows and goats, to ensure a steady supply of milk. Additionally, you can hire a farmhand to help with the harvesting process and build your stockpiles quicker.
It is worth noting that some players have mentioned turning bone into cheese, but it is unclear if this is a standard feature of the game or a modification.
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Trade with random NPCs in town
Although there are no NPCs or towns in Farm Together, some players have suggested that the game should include NPCs that visit your farm and ask for certain types of fruits or vegetables. This would allow players to stockpile produce and trade with NPCs.
Currently, the only way to obtain cheese in Farm Together is to buy it with your gold nuggets or turn bones into cheese. Players have also suggested that cows, goats, and reindeer can be milked and that milk can be turned into cheese at a cheese stand or cheese maker. Additionally, players can place farmhands next to these animals and harvest the milk as soon as it's produced.
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Get milk from cows, goats, and reindeer
To get milk in Farm Together, you need to acquire cows, goats, and reindeer. These animals will produce milk that can be harvested and used to make cheese.
Cows
All female cows, whether dairy or beef cattle, will produce milk after giving birth to a calf, and they can all be trained to be milked. The amount of milk they produce will vary depending on the breed of cow. Beef cows, for instance, produce around 1.5 gallons of milk daily, while dairy cows will produce 7 gallons or more. Thus, a dairy cow can produce enough milk to feed your family and her calf.
To train a cow to be milked, you should first get the cow accustomed to your presence and touch. You can do this by feeding it alfalfa pellets in a feed pan every day at milking time, gradually moving closer to the cow each time. Once the cow is comfortable with you, lead her to the milking area and place her in a milking stanchion, a sturdy structure that will prevent her from moving around while being milked. You can then begin the milking process.
Goats
Goats also provide milk and can be milked by hand or machine. It is important to clean the goat's udders before milking.
Reindeer
Reindeer are another source of milk in Farm Together. While there are no specific instructions found for milking reindeer, it can be assumed that the process is similar to that of cows and goats, involving taming the animal, leading it to a milking area, and using a milking bucket or machine to extract the milk.
To maximize milk production, it is recommended to have a farmhand to help with the harvesting process and to harvest as soon as the animals are done producing milk. Additionally, working on someone else's farm can help you gain double milk when you harvest, allowing you to build stockpiles quicker.
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Work on someone else's farm to harvest double milk
One way to get more milk in Farm Together is to work on someone else's farm. When you work on someone else's farm, you can harvest their milk and get double the amount. This is a great way to build up your stockpiles quickly.
To get started, look for online friends who also play Farm Together and see if they are open to letting you work on their farm. Alternatively, you can join public farms and offer to help with harvesting. As a guest, you can choose to only harvest or both harvest and plant on someone else's farm.
When you are on someone else's farm, make sure to take advantage of the opportunity to harvest as much milk as possible. Goats, cows, and reindeer all give milk, so focus on harvesting from these animals. If you can afford it, hiring a farmhand can also help with the harvesting process.
By working on someone else's farm and harvesting their milk, you can collect a significant amount of milk in a short amount of time. This will help you level up your amenities and progress in the game. Remember to return the favour and allow others to work on your farm as well, creating a cooperative and relaxing farming experience for everyone!
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Frequently asked questions
You can get cheese by turning milk into cheese at the Dairy or Cheese Factory.
Cheese can be sold at a Cheese Stand for medals.
Goats, cows, and reindeer give milk. You can also get milk from certain flowers and trees.
Some players have noted that cheese is a better trade-off, as it can be sold for medals.
Yes, you can buy cheese with your gold nuggets.
