FS25 Maps

The Feliz Map for Farming Simulator 25 offers a well-structured terrain complete with an impressive elevation model and adheres to the Giants’ mapping standards. It features a total of 54 fields and multiple areas for construction or grazing. The map includes three established farms, with the Dya and Hansen farms allowing for expansion, while the central farm has a fixed structure. Each farm provides essential field production facilities and small production units for a seamless start to your farming activities.

The map introduces new crops: rye, spelt, and triticale, enhancing the agricultural variety available to players. Additionally, players can engage in activities such as stone removal, dead wood clearing, and wood transportation for further engagement. A total of 50 collectibles are hidden throughout the map, offering an exploratory challenge.

Players are advised to use small to medium-sized machinery, as navigating with larger equipment can be cumbersome in certain areas. Merging fields is not possible, as the layout is deliberately designed to maintain the integrity of the farmland. Some buildings are non-removable, a choice made by the creator to preserve the map’s intended design.

For those who utilize Autodrive, specific instructions regarding its implementation and course management are provided to prevent loss of pre-built routes when starting a

Version 1.4.0.2:
* Name changed due to confusion
* Fixed the collision on roads 34, 35, and 36
* It has been completely rebuilt and, in addition to a height model that’s quite impressive in places, it offers all the standard Giants features

Credits:
Tamara_von_Graf

– 71 Plots with 4 of them havig fields
– Added crop types rye, millet, mustard, lavender, poppy
– Precision Farming ready
– Collectibles added to map
– A placed sawmill and bga 1mw, both can be purchased
– Warehouse Logistic to buy you building needs

Credits:
David merriman

– 105 fields with a total of 1042.9 hectares
– 44855 trees
– Several sales outlets and productions
– There is traffic but be careful at the big intersection, they only drive straight ahead
– There is a small starting yard with a few machines. Only the bare essentials for now
– The decoration is not yet complete

Version 2.4.4:
* Grass silage reactivated
* Lime costs at the lime stations drastically reduced: PF is making you poor
* Added 2 open field silos, one for grass silage and one for regular silage
* Farmyard area (135) slightly reduced
* Field 69 combined into one field
* Field 1 slightly enlarged
* Two barns moved on the main farmyard

Credits:
Jimkerk

– 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

Version 1.0.1.0:
* Added missing paintable textures
* Adjusted Vehicle Store and Animal Dealer so they have their own map icons

Credits:
Marnux Mapping

This map is a close reference to life in the panhandle of Texas with the Canadian River flowing through creating plateaus.
Followed by flat open land where you can see for miles.
The biggest change to this semi fictional map is the trees which have been included to provide forrestry in game. We don’t have trees in real life.
The endless possibilities start here where you can begin as a starting farmer with equipment and fields to start, or you can utilize the open section of the map where there are no fields, just your imagination and trees to start your new farm, ranch, or forrestry life.
There are 80 farmlands available for purchase.
All productions are purchaseable and the farmland is purchased as well.
Productions can be sold leaving the farmland blank, so any player can make the town area their own other than the deco houses
Enjoy beautiful scenery, wide open spaces, medium to large fields, and multiple good sized forrest areas.

Credits:
Taylor Manross