What products in the rss?

Ok so I play HD for fun, I level up when I get around to it & buy buildings when I can. I really enjoy making things so I'm wondering what products people want to see MORE of in the rss? Obviously I don't mean things like axes, saws & expansion items because they can't be made.
Also how many items do you like to see per sale? Personally I prefer to only buy around 5 of an item at a go, but that's just me.

Well, premium items are always highly sought after. As are fruits and berries. Milk seems to go fast. Feed is also a quick mover. Any of those really. :)

Personally, I sell everything in groups of 2. I try to have an even amount of everything except, dairy, sugar and fish., i dont sell those. If my barn was big enough to hold 10 of everything thats what i would make and sell down to 8 of each. I have a rss sale once a week because thats how long it takes to replenish (sp) my barn. Repeat. :o Oh, ya, I never sell or make B&Es because you can always find them. I hardly have anything left in my rss except maybe popcorn. Lol

May I ask what is classified as the premium items? I'm only a lowly level 30 and have only been playing for about two weeks so I'm still getting my head around everything. I've been making animal feed as fast as I can (i must admit that I'm guilty of sitting on HD for hours on end so that I can keep the chicken & cow feed ticking over) but at the same time I hate watching the animals when they want to have they're products collected, they look like they're in pain so I keep collecting & feeding them, because them hungry is even worse, so I don't seem to get as many up for sale as I'd like.

Dairy products, sugar mill, honey extractor products, fish, lobster or anything that has these in them.
Juices
Jams
Metal bars, jewelery

Thank you Myso, Mtgirl & Ilovehayday
I really appreciate all the feedback :-)

Hi Becjam,

You're a kindred spirit. I have to keep my animals fed, too. Their distress when hungry makes me want to feed and tend them as soon as they need anything.

The amazing thing I've noticed, is that the most successful farmers seem to be the ones who tend their animals well. They supply us with the essentials, so we can make lots of amazing (premium) items. Those who let their dry cows languish, poor goats grind their teeth, hens lie sprawled in the dust come up short when they need the basics on hand. These are the players who seem to need to beg for help all the time. The ones who tend their animals have plenty, plus expansion materials and tools.

I rarely sell sell animal feed, now. I'm busy feeding my highly-productive animals. As you level up, and can sell more products, animal feed becomes even more important for your own farm, less so for selling to make good money.

You are playing beautifully!

Premium items that sell well: Anything from the bakery, cake oven and many of the pies, plus ice cream.
i was initially kicking myself for buying the pie oven, because of the expense. I figured I'd make the thing pay for itself, and discovered that Apple pies, sold next to vanilla ice cream, flew out of the RSS.
Pumpkin pies sell very well this time of year, not so much at other times.

I like to pair cakes with ice cream, too. Those disappear as fast as I can get them out.

i understand that fruit, cacao, coffee beans sell very well. Because I love making things too, I find I utilize all the fruits and vegetables I grow, so I rarely sell those items. Some farmers have rapidly become millionaires selling tree/bush items.

Quantities? For me, it varies. At my location, product seems to move fastest in the daytime if I keep item quantities low (from 1 to 3). In the evening, I'll sell larger quantities (5-10) and they'll be snapped up. It depends on the worldwide market you're selling to. I'll also vary my products to fit cultural tastes. Just watch who is doing the buying, and what items fly out of your RSS at various times of the day, and week. It's fun to learn what different people all over the world are hoping for.

Wishing you a very rewarding and happy life on your farm!
AsYouWish

Hi As you wish (love that movie!)
Thanks heaps for your response, I really appreciate it when people take the time to help me out.
I didn't really think that different times of the day had an effect on sales or the time of year (does the game really take seasons into account when doing boat orders & such?) But I'll start to take notice when I can sell more items at once (at the moment my barn is only at 225 storage so I have to sell most things at a quantity of 5 or less or I run out of room... Damn no tape & tons of bolts lol)
& I'm looking forward to getting my ice cream machine into gear in the morning when it's finished :-)

I agree about using the fruit to make things rather than sell it as is, it's more interesting that way!

I think the definition of premium goods also depends on your level in the game. The higher your current level the more products are unlocked and so the load of the machine is higher. To me premium goods are the ones that require long time to make like chocolate bar/jams/lolly pop/...Also the one that need other base ingredients like other forumers have stated.

Hi As you wish (love that movie!)
Thanks heaps for your response, I really appreciate it when people take the time to help me out.

You're most welcome, Becjam! It's a delight to share (part of the great joy of HayDay and Forum).

I didn't really think that different times of the day had an effect on sales or the time of year

Oh yes, absolutely! This is because, in your RSS, you're selling to real, live human beings. Some examples:
I have a friend in Denmark, who is up when I'm asleep. He prefers the fish products that some other friends in the US don't buy, so before I go to bed, I'll load up my RSS for him with all the items, unadvertised (I do that by unchecking the green advertise checkmark for each item) that he loves to buy, and at a discount. Asian buyers also love all the fish products, so I advertise and sell a lot of those in high volume if I'm up during the night, when they are actively playing. I can also sell high volumes of jewelry then, as well. Early morning hours for me can have fun interactions with buyers from the UK. Shepherds Pie is more popular with this group than US players...

(does the game really take seasons into account when doing boat orders & such?). Sometimes, although not as much as live people. Remember not to feel obligated to fill boat or truck orders, or have to sell to the visitors. Unless it's a special event, boat, truck and visitor orders pay significantly less than sales in your RSS. There are threads here that teach you how to send boats away. Boats and truck orders give you more experience points, but that can cause you to level up fast - and that can get you into trouble. There are many good threads here about that. You can check the stickies, guides, and Tiggerr129 has some great links in her signature that will help you with many aspects to the game.

But I'll start to take notice when I can sell more items at once (at the moment my barn is only at 225 storage so I have to sell most things at a quantity of 5 or less or I run out of room... Damn no tape & tons of bolts lol)
;) Barn squeeze is a challenge! Tiggerr129 teaches stacking - a very useful technique.

& I'm looking forward to getting my ice cream machine into gear in the morning when it's finished :-)
;) I love my machine. It uses a lot of cream, sugar, etc... it'll keep you on your toes with inventory logistics and the coin returns are great (Strawberry ice cream sells for a max of 331 coins). The best part is it's fun being able to "make" and sell ice cream.

I agree about using the fruit to make things rather than sell it as is, it's more interesting that way!
Yes!;)

Best wishes!
AsYouWish

Thanks DarthFather you're right about the level of the game affecting the premium products, as I'm only a 30 im not up to chocolates or jams yet so I'm dealing with the best items I have available to me at the moment. But in saying that I've definitely noticed an increase in my profit margins over the last few days

Lol at Asyouwish
I was definitely one of those players who leveled up too fast to start with,that's why I'm now just chilling at 30 trying to get barn & silo expansions & increase my production cues as I get diamonds (yes I was also guilty of getting Tom as soon as I'd managed to save 15 diamonds) but when I realised that there were hd forums with all the advice about everything I've gotten myself back on track & I'm not playing too much catch up now.
I'm also trashing a lot of truck orders & saying no to walk ups more often & so far I haven't missed filling up a boat (aiming for certain numbers of products in a time frame keeps me goal orientated)

So ps to everyone who takes the time to write detailed advice for all the newbies: you're brilliant & thank you!

Bec

Raspberry muffins.

I don't see that many in the RSS. Making too many myself throws my axe inventory into disarray.

I get mildly anxious at the prospect of a raspberry-muffin shortage. It forever looms. :D

Please sell raspberry muffins.

Ok I will... I can't guarantee that you'll get them but I'll sell them