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Having various livestock in Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life, it is no surprise that animal products are one of the main sources of income.
By raising and regularly caring for your animals, you can produce milk, wool, and eggs.
The happier the animal is, the better the products it produces will be. So, pay attention to their heart levels when selling animal products.
Below, we have all the selling prices for animal products, as well as information on how to improve their quality.
Sell Animal Products to Make Money
Although you will keep some animal products to use in cooking recipes or as gifts for villagers, you will sell most animal products as a way to make money.
Just like crops, animal products also have grades. The higher the quality of the product, the higher its selling price.
Happy animals produce higher-quality products, so you should make sure to feed, brush, and care for them every day.
The biggest difference you will notice in the products is the five different types of milk available in A Wonderful Life.
At the beginning of the game, you will only be given one adult Normal Cow (female). Take good care of her to increase her heart level.
You can milk a cow twice a day, then collect the milk and sell it at the right time.
By doing so, you will earn money that can be used to purchase other livestock. Each animal will produce different products.
For most animals, except Sheep, only females produce animal products. Therefore, you need to pay attention to the gender ratio on your farm.
Personally, I prefer to keep 1 Sheep, 1 Normal Cow (female), 2 Marble Cows (female), 2 Brown Cows (female), and 2 Star Cows (female).
Animal Product List
Each cow species will produce a different type of milk. Cow’s milk can be further processed into butter and cheese using the Processing Room.
Meanwhile, sheep will produce wool, chickens and ducks will produce eggs, while goats will produce Goat Milk.
| Image | Product | Requirement | Selling |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal Cow | |||
![]() | Normal Milk C | 2 heart | 10 G |
![]() | Normal Milk B | 2 – 6 hearts | 100 G |
![]() | Normal Milk A | 6 – 7 hearts | 125 G |
![]() | Normal Milk S | 8 – 9 hearts | 150 G |
![]() | Normal Milk S☆ | 9 – 10 hearts | 275 G |
![]() | Mother’s Milk | The cow has given birth. | 100 G (Van Store) |
| Brown Cow | |||
![]() | Brown Milk C | 2 heart | 20 G |
![]() | Brown Milk B | 2 – 6 hearts | 175 G |
![]() | Brown Milk A | 6 – 7 hearts | 220 G |
![]() | Brown Milk S | 8 – 9 hearts | 270 G |
![]() | Brown Milk S☆ | 9 – 10 hearts | 405 G |
| Marble Cow | |||
![]() | Marble Milk C | 2 heart | 20 G |
![]() | Marble Milk B | 2 – 6 hearts | 175 G |
![]() | Marble Milk A | 6 – 7 hearts | 220 G |
![]() | Marble Milk S | 8 – 9 hearts | 270 G |
![]() | Marble Milk S☆ | 9 – 10 hearts | 405 G |
| Star Cow | |||
![]() | Star Milk C | 2 heart | 30 G |
![]() | Star Milk B | 2 – 6 hearts | 325 G |
![]() | Star Milk A | 6 – 7 hearts | 400 G |
![]() | Star Milk S | 8 – 9 hearts | 500 G |
![]() | Star Milk S☆ | 9 – 10 hearts | 750 G |

























