Farming Simulator 18

The process to earn this trophy is similar to COWBOY and OINK OINK!

In your statistics, you will see a section relating to sheep and the reproduction rate. The more sheep you have, the quicker the reproduction rate will be. You will have to continually feed your sheep, with grass being enough but you do not need to worry about anything else.

Purchasing 30 sheep to begin with will be enough to breed another 30 as the reproduction rate is not as high as with the cows but higher than it is with pigs, however you can purchase more to get this done quicker if you wish. You will need the Betimax RDS 7500 to purchase and transport sheep from the animal shop, which can be located west of the inn, to your Sheepshed, located to the left of the station on the other side of the river. The only other equipment you will need is a mower to cut grass, a Windrower (although this isn’t majorly important), at least one tractor and a loading wagon to collect the grass and unload at the Sheepshed. Owning 2 grass fields will help with the animal feeding demand however if the demand gets too much, selling 5 sheep+ will help a little. Try to resist purchasing a third grass field.

You will earn this trophy as soon as you have bred your thirtieth sheep.

As well as breeding 30 sheep, you will also need your sheep to produce at least 24,000 kg of wool, which they will do naturally while reproducing, and sell it to earn the WEAVER trophy. You can track how much wool your sheep have produced in the sheep section in the statistics and how much you have sold in the sold amount section. A wool trailer will be provided when you begin a new game and this must be used to collect and sell the wool. This will likely come before you have bred 30 sheep but if it has not, don’t sell all of your sheep until they have produced at least 24,000 kg.

You can, if you wish, keep 2 sheep so that they continue to produce wool for you to sell which will help further with the POTS OF GOLD trophy. You will have to continue to cut and collect grass to feed your sheep however.