Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small

Each fully enclosed pasture holds up to 2 animals per space and must contain only a single animal type; pastures with unfinished borders cannot hold any animals (page 3).

Feeding troughs double the number of animals that can be kept in pastures and in buildings, and multiple troughs stack multiplicatively (the rulebook shows two troughs doubling capacity twice); a feeding trough on an unenclosed farm space can keep exactly 1 animal (pages 4–5).

The cottage holds exactly 1 animal (upgradeable by the Half‑Timbered House), a stall holds up to 3 animals of one type and a stable up to 5; upgrade a stall by paying either 5 wood or 5 stone and flip the stall tile to its stable side (pages 3, 4, 8).

During the Breeding Phase you get at most one newborn of each animal type if you have at least two of that type on your farm, and any newborns you do not have room for immediately run away back to the supply (page 6).

Once the limited feeding troughs (10), stall tiles (4) and farm expansions (4) have been claimed, no more of those components are available (the game only supplies cardboard substitutes for certain goods, not for these items) (page 8).

No — the start player marker does not switch automatically; a player must take the specific start-player action space (upper-left on the board) in order to receive the start player marker (page 6).