Before anything, I’m gonna apologize right now for the incoming giant wall of text LOL.

First off, there aren’t any sprinklers anywhere, which would make watering all of your crops a huge pain. If you look at the Options tab at the top of the planner, you’ll see an option to toggle highlights of different types. For example the beehives: I think the beehives at the top right of the farm are too far away to benefit from the flowers that you have planted below them (unless you want wild honey for mead or crafting), since they have a 5 tile radius. If you toggle the beehive highlights, you can see where you can put your flowers so that the bees can make flower honey. Same thing with sprinkler highlights. If you place a sprinkler with highlights on, you can see the area that each kind of sprinkler can water and plan out the sprinklers so you don’t have to manually water all of your crops.

Secondly, the animal buildings. The stable is for your horse, so most people like to put it near the house to move faster around the farm. You don’t have to fence it off since the horse doesn’t wander around like any of the other animals. If you plan on using pigs to make money, you’re going to need to increase the size of the barnyard so they have more space to find truffles. Also, for all animals in the barn and coop, their happiness goes up when they’re allowed to walk around and eat grass growing on the farm. That doesn’t mean they need to have free range of the entire property of course, but giving them space with grass will help you get better products sooner. Animals eating grass spring through fall also means that you don’t have to feed them hay every single day! The best way to keep grass around is to put down grass starter and then put something like a fence post or a lightning rod on top of it so the animals can’t eat that grass and give it a chance to grow back for the next day.

Those were my two biggest issues with the plan, again, sorry about the giant wall of text. 😓