Here you have a revised Millet Sorghum Texture.
Installation: (data carrier_c/Farming simulator 2025/data/foliage).
Make a copy of the files to be replaced beforehand so that nothing is lost.
Credits:
Johannes.G
This category encompasses a diverse collection of mods that don’t neatly fit into other classifications. Discover a world of unexpected enhancements, ranging from decorative items and gameplay tweaks to entirely new features. From functional tools and utilities to purely aesthetic additions, these miscellaneous mods offer endless possibilities to customize and expand your Farming Simulator 25 experience.
Here you have a revised Millet Sorghum Texture.
Installation: (data carrier_c/Farming simulator 2025/data/foliage).
Make a copy of the files to be replaced beforehand so that nothing is lost.
Credits:
Johannes.G
Now even more flexible – The Tomahawk 6200H has been developed with a hydraulic loading gate to offer more manoeuvrability.
Round or Rectangular Bales – Self loading operation, no tractor required.
Save Straw – Bales are thoroughly teased apart.
Excellent Visibility – Front mounted for optimum visibility of the bedding operation.
Less Stress – Machine weight is close to the headstock.
Improve Animal Comfort – Evenly spread straw up to 13.5m in bedding areas.
Outstanding Build Quality and Performance
Features for Reliability and Ease of Use
Access All Areas – Rotating 280° swivel chute can deliver straw to either side or in front of the machine.
Quick-hitch attachments are available for most popular telehandlers.
Price: 10,000 $
Credits:
SiiD Modding, JHHG Modding
Teagle Tomahawk C12 Calibrator bale processor – a high capacity mill for processing dry materials such as straw (bales or chopped straw), grains:
wheat, barley, oat, soybean or corn and miscanthus to a consistently short length for feeding, bedding and biofuel.
The C120 2024 Product Update:
Easier Loading: The tub shape has been updated to make
it easier to load (see image).
Safe highway transport: Folding sides have been
designed into the tub for safe and compliant highway use.
A wider range of materials: The clearance from screen
to mill chamber has been doubled to improve output
and enable processing of materials with higher moisture
content.
Increased capacity conveyor: There are now two drives,
one to discharge from the rotor chamber, and one to deliver
processed material (see image). Delivery conveyor is wider
and longer.
Smoother power loading: Software updates ensure
tractor power load peaks are minimised, whilst the output
remains high.
Easier maintenance: An auto greasing system provides
regular lubrication to main driveline bearings.
More durability: With a new sintered Tungsten Carbide
hammer design.
Manufacturer: Teagle
Model: Tomahawk C120
Category: Bale / Straw Processors (animals)
Price: 75,000 $
Mass: 5.5 t
Power demand: 180 – 280 hp
Discharge system: 45° 4-meter Folding Conveyor with discharge height of 4.6 meters
Mulching distance height: up to 4.6 meters
Recommended bale sizes: round bales up to 1.40m diameter and cubic bales up to 0.7 x 0.9 x 1.4m
Recommended bucket size: up to width: 2.70m (9ft)
Features:
– Custom material processing options,
– 3D chains,
– Visible welds,
– Rust efects after wearable.
Credits:
JHHG Modding
As a virtual farmer, haven’t you longed for a loader wagon that can pick up the entire grass harvest from a medium-sized field without having to drive to the farm again and again?
Then the state-of-the-art loading wagon Tardis with its 260,000 liters loading capacity is made for you.
After years of research, the world-renowned agricultural machinery manufacturer Lizard has succeeded in developing the VolCompress process, for which a patent is pending, with which straw, grass and hay can be compressed in such a way that a loading wagon can carry a lot more load inside than you can see on the outside .
The Tardis loader wagon and trailers for liquids and grain are now available at a sensational introductory price so that the new technology can be made available worldwide.
If you don’t need quite as much loading capacity, you can also choose the Tardis model without VolCompress, which still offers plenty of space with a capacity of 26,000 liters.
In addition to the trailers, there is now also a combine harvester with VolCompress and matching cutting units. One of them can even harvest poplars.
Note: Remember to disable the “Trailer Fill Limit” option to fully enjoy the large loading capacity!
Lizard Tardis Loader
Category: Forage Wagons
Price: $50,000 – $72,000
Required power: 130 hp
Working width: 4m
Working speed: 17 kph
Capacity: 26,000 L – 260,000 L
Configurations: Color selection, silage additive tank
Lizard Water Trailer
Category: Barrels
Price: $10,000 – $12,000
Capacity: 7,000 L – 200,000 L
Configurations: Color selection
Lizard Trailer
Category: Trailers
Price: $30,000
Capacity: 18.5 – 200 m³
Configurations: Color selection
Lizard Trailer Tandem
Category: Trailers
Price: $30,000
Capacity: 18.5 – 200 m³
Configurations: Color selection
Lizard Tardis Combine Harvester
Category: Harvesters
Price: $94,500
Power: 250 – 400 hp
Max. speed: 25 kph
Capacity: 8,000 – 200,000 L
Capacity: 378 L
Configurations: Color selection
Lizard Tardis Grain Header
Category: Grain Headers
Price: $20,000
Working width: 6.0m
Working speed: 10 kph
Configurations: Color selection
Lizard Tardis Grain Header, fast
Category: Grain Headers
Price: $20,000
Working width: 6.0m
Working speed: 25 kph
Configurations: Color selection
Lizard Tardis Corn Header
Category: Corn Headers
Price: $35,000
Working width: 6.0m
Working speed: 10 kph
Configurations: Color selection
Lizard Tardis Corn Header, fast
Category: Corn Headers
Price: $40,000
Working width: 6.0m
Working speed: 25 kph
Configurations: Color selection
Lizard Tardis Poplar Header
Category: Corn Headers
Price: $35,000
Working width: 6.0m
Working speed: 15 kph
Configurations: Color selection
Version 1.1:
* Color selection for all devices
* Manure and digestate in the liquid tank
* Combine harvester with color selection and optionally realistic and unrealistic capacity, including suitable headers
Credits:
OmaTana