FS25 Farming Simulator 25 mods

Faster Greenhouses with configurable spawn sides, stacked pallets and free water!

FEATURES:
– Configuration option to change the spawn side of the pallets (Left | Right)
– All pallets will spawn in stacks up to 2m tall.
– Additional recipe added that will automatically fill the greenhouses with free water.

TARP GREENHOUSES (Small | Medium | Large)
Category: Productions
Price: $9001 | $18001 | $36001
Monthly upkeep: $300 | $600 | $900
Production Recipes:
– Chili Peppers (2640 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 3 Water = 2 Chilli
– Garlic (3600 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 3 Water = 1.5 Garlic
– Lettuce (5040 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 2 Water = 1 Lettuce
– Napa Cabbage (3360 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 3 Water = 2 Napa Cabbage
– Spring Onion (1680 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 1.5 Water = 3 Spring Onion
– Strawberry (2640 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 1 Water = 2 Strawberry
– Tomato (5280 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 1 Water = 1 Tomato
– Water (Free) (4800 cycles / Month, $0 / Month) : 0 Water = 10 Water
Sizes: Small | Medium (producing 2x more) | Large (producing 4x more)
Configurations: Pallet Spawn Side

GLASS GREENHOUSES (Small | Medium | Large)
Category: Productions
Price: $13501 | $27001 | $54001
Monthly upkeep: $300 | $600 | $900
Production Recipes:
– Chili Peppers (2640 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 3 Water = 2 Chilli
– Garlic (3600 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 3 Water = 1.5 Garlic
– Lettuce (5040 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 2 Water = 1 Lettuce
– Napa Cabbage (3360 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 3 Water = 2 Napa Cabbage
– Spring Onion (1680 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 1.5 Water = 3 Spring Onion
– Strawberry (2640 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 1 Water = 2 Strawberry
– Tomato (5280 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 1 Water = 1 Tomato
– Water (Free) (4800 cycles / Month, $0 / Month) : 0 Water = 10 Water
Sizes: Small | Medium (producing 2x more) | Large (producing 4x more)
Configurations: Pallet Spawn Side

MUSHROOM GREENHOUSES (Small | Medium | Large)
Category: Productions
Price: $9001 | $18001 | $36001
Monthly upkeep: $300 | $600 | $900
Production Recipes:
– Enoki (1008 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 1 Water = 1 Tomato
– Oyster Mushroom (840 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 2 Water = 1 Lettuce
– Water (Free) (2400 cycles / Month, $0 / Month) : 0 Water = 10 Water
Sizes: Small | Medium (producing 2x more) | Large (producing 4x more)
Configurations: Pallet Spawn Side

SAPLING GREENHOUSES
Category: Productions
Price: $3001
Monthly upkeep: $900
Production Recipes:
– Rice Saplings (240 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 3 Water = 1 Rice Saplings
– Tree Saplings (240 cycles / Month, $2 / Month) : 5 Water = 1 Tree Saplings
– Free Water (2400 cycles / Month, $12 / Month) : 0 Water = 10 Water
Configurations: Pallet Spawn Side

Credits:
GMNGjoy

Haven’t you ever had the problem that you have empty, non-accessible buildings on your farm, but you still want to use them?
That’s exactly what these triggers would be for. This set of triggers consists of different functions of Farming Simulator.

All triggers cost $5,000
The maintenance for non-productions amounts to 5$/day.
The maintenance for productions amounts to 10$/day.
Production costs and quantities vary, same as those of the main game.
The following triggers are included:

Farm:
– hayloft
– object storage
– workshop
– farm house
– silo

Productions:
– Construction products
– Food products
– Flour products
– Oil products
– Wood products
– Milk products
– Wool products

Selling Stations
– for all products from the basegame
– for all Grains

Version 1.0.1.0:
* Added missing productions
* Changed the color of the Signs
* Fixed Bale Storage not sellable

Credits:
farmerfivetom

Category: Placeables – Buildings – Silos
Price: $9,000
Monthly upkeep: $5

Version 1.1:
* Improved pile height to 3 meters

Credits:
MA7Studio

A pack of placeable warehouse objects.
This pack contains 2 models of safety bollads, 3 lengts of lines, a electric charging station and a construction kit of pallet racks.
When placing the pallet racks, use grid placement and turn on free placement.
They are designed to lock in place perfectly next to eachother.
This way you can build the racks to your needs.

Credits:
Pascal Kautz