Should i delete Nursery Barn in FarmVille

[Abigaill]

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I've been contemplating deleting it for a while When a baby grows up I don't publish it, and the grownup gets sold immediately. I only keep it full because I like seeing 40/40. I've had it for so long though and my farm has been built around it; my farm will lose its symmetry if it goes and it'll mean more rearranging What's everyone done with theirs? There's no chance of FV making them more exciting in the future is there? I'd hate to delete it and then have them revamp them the next day

[Odalis]

I deleted mine weeks ago, and had no regrets about it. You still are forced to keep the base for it in your giftbox. So if you keep some building parts around, or SDB's, you can always rebuild it quick if there's something you want to use it for in the future. I sold mine this week and in it's place I have belted cows. I don't miss it one bit.

[Vayya]

Well I kept mine to make my farm neater other wise there be animals all over the place and hopefully you have a farmhand to harvest them or you would have to do them one at a time. I have come close to selling mine many times. I don't like how it looks, and it never gives anything useful. I think I just hope that one day the nursery barn might be improved, and then I would have to build it again, and expand it again. But maybe it won't.

[Zachary]

It's a big, fugly waste of space. Nothing good comes from it. You can't put your rare calves in it for fear of losing them. I ditched it months ago and started filling a dairy with belted cows. More income, less space. I didn't even bother to place the trough. The description alone was enough to let me know that it, too, was going to be more trouble than it was worth.

[Daisuke]

I'm in the same boat. I've gotten rid of my turkey coop, my animal feed building, and have gone from 3 dairy farms to 2. I keep hoping Zynga will listen to the masses and rethink the baby animal-to-adult process, but I won't hold my breath. They're too worried about loss of revenue. Maybe soon my nursery will go the way of my other useless building. Until then, it will remain empty and hidden by orchards and other trees

[Henryosa]

It's a big, fugly waste of space. Nothing good comes from it. You can't put your rare calves in it for fear of losing them. I ditched it months ago and started filling a dairy with belted cows. More income, less space. I didn't even bother to place the trough. The description alone was enough to let me know that it, too, was going to be more trouble than it was worth.