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Title: Questions that are food related
Post by: quxzcover on July 13, 2016, 12:04:16 AM
I am making a google sheets laying out the growth time, Avg yield, Food/day, selling price, Etc of plants and animals. there are some factors that i dont know if they make a difference or not. they are:

- Nutrition
- fertility factor
- hunger rate
- Does maturity in animal mean optimal meat and leather?
Title: Re: Questions that are food related
Post by: Barley on July 13, 2016, 01:19:19 AM
I used to have the calculations but they died with my old computer. But I remember the results somewhat.

From what I remember, you want to use potatoes on poor soil, Corn on regular and rich soil, and rice in hydroponics. Berries are good if you expect to not have a cook for a while, but otherwise subpar. Colonists eat twice a day, and will consume 15 raw food items or a single meal (which costs 10 raw food items to make) to refill their hunger bars. The nutrient dispenser is even more efficient but gives colonists a mood debuff. Optimal meat comes from mature animals.
Title: Re: Questions that are food related
Post by: Neotic on July 13, 2016, 02:46:13 AM
Quote from: quxzcover on July 13, 2016, 12:04:16 AM
I am making a google sheets laying out the growth time, Avg yield, Food/day, selling price, Etc of plants and animals. there are some factors that i dont know if they make a difference or not. they are:

- Nutrition
- fertility factor
- hunger rate
- Does maturity in animal mean optimal meat and leather?
In the new update i believe it shows some of these
Title: Re: Questions that are food related
Post by: quxzcover on July 13, 2016, 04:56:10 PM
i originally wanted to calculate if it was worth it to grow haygrass to feed chickens to get eggs, or if i should just grow more potatoes and rice.
Title: Re: Questions that are food related
Post by: Shurp on July 13, 2016, 09:07:59 PM
Don't forget to consider the mood bonus of fine meals vs simple meals.  It's not just about nutrition.