FS25 Buildings

The Agricultural Fair v 1.0 introduces a dynamic marketplace where players can sell a wide range of products, including grain, pallets, produce, wood, and cotton. This mod enhances the economy of Farming Simulator by allowing you to turn your surplus goods into profit.

In addition to standard farm products, the fair is open to items from other mods, provided they are properly categorized, thus expanding the scope of what can be sold. To purchase access to this fair, you will need to invest $25,000, making it a strategic choice for managing your farming operations. This feature encourages players to explore various farming aspects and diversify their income sources.

Credits:
Chenben

Workshop v 1.0 is a large Hörman hall that provides ample space for both a workshop and storage of large agricultural machinery. This versatile building combines functionality with customization options, including a selection of colors to suit your farm’s aesthetic. Additionally, it offers the ability to install a solar power system on the roof for those looking to incorporate renewable energy into their operations.

The workshop is priced at $150,000, with a daily maintenance cost of $30. If you’re interested in the solar option, you can add it for an extra $20,000, which can help reduce your energy costs in the long run. This mod is designed to enhance your Farming Simulator experience by providing both practicality and customization to your farming setup.

Credits:
Razak

The Kubota Workshop v 1.0 provides players with a functional setup for repairing vehicles and equipment in Farming Simulator. While it prominently features the Kubota branding, this workshop offers repairs for not only Kubota machines but also for a wide variety of other brands, making it a versatile addition to any farm.

The workshop is priced at $50,000 and incurs a daily maintenance cost of $5, ensuring that you can keep your fleet in top condition. It falls under the tools category, making it easy to locate within the game.

Additionally, the mod includes a Kubota sign, available for $1,000, which can be placed as a decorative element to enhance the aesthetic of your farming operation. This sign complements the workshop and adds a touch of branding to your farm setup. Overall, the Kubota Workshop and sign serve as practical and visually appealing assets for any player looking to enhance their gameplay experience.

Credits:
The Lort

This mod introduces a collection of compact silos designed to enhance your farming operations in Farming Simulator. The silos feature a diameter of 2.8 meters and come in various heights, ranging from 4.5 meters to 8 meters, making them suitable for different space requirements.

Each silo is equipped with a blower and an auger, facilitating efficient loading and unloading of grain, snow, and icicles. This versatile functionality allows for better management of your resources throughout different seasons.

Several silo options are available, each with specific capacities and costs:

– Silo 18 is priced at $8,000, requires $12 daily for maintenance, and has a storage capacity of 18,000 liters.
– An extension for the Silo 18 can be added for $5,000, with a daily maintenance of $10 and the same capacity of 18,000 liters.
– Silo 24 costs $12,000 with a daily maintenance fee of $14 and can hold 24,000 liters.
– The Silo 24 extension is available for $7,000, with daily maintenance of $12, maintaining the capacity at 24,000 liters.
– Silo 30 offers a capacity of 30,000

Credits:
BartsoNv3

The 20 x 35 meters Cow Barn offers a spacious environment for your dairy operation in Farming Simulator. With a purchase price of $115,000, this barn is designed to accommodate up to 120 cows, providing ample room for your livestock. The daily upkeep cost for maintaining the barn is $150, which allows for efficient management of your farming expenses.

The barn also features color selection options, enabling you to customize its appearance to fit your farm’s aesthetic. This mod provides a functional addition to your farming setup, enhancing both the productivity and visual aspects of your agricultural enterprise.

Credits:
Piesel