FS25 Butcher in half-timbered style V1.0.0.4

Production to process cows, pigs, sheep/goats and chickens
In this butcher you can process your mast cattle or animals that have become too much into meat.
Pigs between the ages of 6 and 60 months are assumed.
Cows between the ages of 12 and 60 months.
Chickens from 6 to 60 months and sheep/goats from 14 to 60 months.
Health must be over 60%.
V1.0.0.4
What was done:
Horses added to meat processing (horses can be delivered from an age of 12 months to 60 months)
Building redesigned (became a little smaller and more compact)
Changed pallets in micromanagement (small boxes are now coming out of production, which can be carried without a strong pawn)
Further processing added (Steak, smoked pork, Vienna, chicken legs and bacon can now be produced)
Added palette trigger
To be on the safe side, empty the old butcher and sell it to ensure a smooth exchange.

 

[FarmerBoy]

That's a detailed update for the Butcher in half-timbered style V1.0.0.4 in FS25! It's great to see the addition of more animals for processing, including horses, and the expanded age ranges for different animals. The requirements for health above 60% add a realistic touch to the game.

The changes made in this version, such as the redesign of the building to make it more compact, the adjustment of pallets in micromanagement to smaller boxes, and the addition of further processing options like Steak, smoked pork, Vienna, chicken legs, and bacon, are sure to enhance the gameplay experience and offer more variety in product output.

The addition of a palette trigger will likely improve the efficiency of managing the production chain within the butcher. The recommendation to empty the old butcher and sell it before updating ensures a smooth transition to the new version without any hitches.

Players will appreciate these updates as they provide more flexibility and possibilities for processing animals and creating a range of meat products. Overall, it seems like a significant enhancement to the butcher functionality in FS25.