FS25 Maps
Farming Simulator 25 map mods are a great way to add new environments and locations to the game. These mods can include new maps that feature different types of terrain, weather and landscapes. Some popular types of map mods include real-life locations, such as American or European towns, countryside or other regions. Map mods can also add new features such as new points of interest, new roads, and new buildings. These mods can provide a new level of immersion and realism to the game, and can give players the opportunity to experience farming in different parts of the world. Some map mods also come with new missions, challenges, and even new terrain physics, making the game more realistic and challenging.

– Soilmap for Precision Farming (tractors are also prepared with crop sensors)
– 50 Farmlands
– 40 fields
– Starter Farm (with cows)
– Second dairy Farm
– Arable Farm
– Contractor yard
– Small Farm yard with Farmhouse and shed
– BGA
– Several productions
– 2 Placeable areas
– Sheep pasture
– Warehouse (buy pallets at a discount)
– Zero grazing for cows (you can feed them grass and still have 100% production)
– Stubble destruction for grain crops
– Spring wheat and barley
Credits:
Marnux Mapping

– 1 finished farm with objects
– More than 200 fields
– 5 forest areas
– Biogas plant
– Sawmill
– Collection points
– Gas station
– Several production objects
Version 1.0.0.2:
* Fixed bugs in BGA silos
* Terrain deformation corrected
* Precision Farming works but still has a visual problem in the fields
Credits:
SPEEDY-Balkanac

Version 1.0:
* Added Rabbit Production
* Added Transformations and Direct Sales on Pperation
Credits:
KKT Modding

– Multi crop
– More soil angle
– Stubble destruction
– 3 different farms that vary in layout and size
– 1 decorative farm that can be sold to build your own farm there
– Carpentry shop with production/wood sales
– 130 fields, meadows, and forest areas ranging from 1 hectare to 15 hectares
– Various sales outlets such as a farm shop
– You can take water from the ponds and rivers
– There are plenty of forests for the tree huggers among you
Credits:
Jogi