FS25 Farming Simulator 25 mods

– 3 farms pre-built on the map
– You must own the land before you can use or sell the buildings
– The terrain on the map is mostly flat with some rolling hills, valleys, and ditches
– Custom sugar beet piler factory for added realism with sugar beet harvesting
– When owned by player, the piler will give you tare dirt
– Take dirt back to field and dump
– Dirt piles can be leveled and will disappear when using any field working implements
– If not owned by player it will be a sell point without tare dirt
– Number of purchasable fields: 42
– Average acre size: 16.48
– Number of purchasable forestry land: 7
– Water retrieval sources: Build your own
– Alfalfa crop added and implemented with the animals

Version 1.3:
* Corn harvest texture and yield increased
* Soybean harvest texture, row spacing, and yield increased
* Sugarbeet row spacing to match Amity equipment and yield increased
* More paintable ground textures
* Sheds have gutter and downspouts with water affect when raining
* Flat Rolling texture
* After collecting 10 collectables the rest will show on the mini map
* Chopped Alfalfa & Alfalfa Haylage filltypes added for full Alfalfa Integration
* 4 base game modded bunk silos added to the map for making Alfalfa Haylage. You must use these bunkers. You cannot use any other modded ones or the base game bunkers to make Alfalfa Haylage
* Alfalfa Haylage bales can be made by wrapping wet alfalfa bales
* Custom soil map for Precision Farming Mod
* Modded Cow Barn with robot feeder added to map to work with the Alfalfa implementation

Credits:
TaylorFarms

– The map represents a one third scale of a real life location in Michigan
– Huge fields, wide open terrain, and of course Michigan ditches await you on this map
– The terrain closely matches this location as well as the field layouts and ditches
– One main farm located on the map, along with other buyable areas with buildings you can use
– You must buy the land before you can use or sell the buildings
– There are three sell points where you can sell all of the base game crops and products
– There are no production buildings, but there is plenty of room for your own to be placed
– House plots not for sale
– Custom sugarbeet piler factory for added realism with sugar beet harvesting
– When owned by player, the piler will give you tare dirt
– Number of purchasable fields: 18
– Average acre size: 49.82
– Number of purchasable forestry land: 4
– Water retrieval sources: Build your own
– Alfalfa crop added and implemented with the animals. You can feed alfalfa hay to animals
– Collectable Toy Tractors, and SugarBeets are scattered around map for collecting

Version 1.2:
* Corn harvest texture and yield increased
* Soybean harvest texture, row spacing, and yield increased
* Sugarbeet row spacing to match Amity equipment and yield increased
* More paintable ground textures
* Sheds have gutter and downspouts with water affect when raining
* Flat Rolling texture
* After collecting 10 collectables the rest will show on the mini map
* Chopped Alfalfa & Alfalfa Haylage filltypes added for full Alfalfa Integration
* 4 base game modded bunk silos added to the map for making Alfalfa Haylage. You must use these bunkers. You cannot use any other modded ones or the base game bunkers to make Alfalfa Haylage
* Alfalfa Haylage bales can be made by wrapping wet alfalfa bales
* Custom soil map for Precision Farming Mod
* Modded Cow Barn with robot feeder added to map to work with the Alfalfa implementation

Credits:
TaylorFarms

– Number of purchasable fields: 34
– Average acre size: 19.86
– Number of purchasable forestry land: 5
– Water retrieval sources: Water tower in town
– Alfalfa crop added and implemented with the animals. You can feed alfalfa hay to animals
– Riverbend Collectables, Toy Tractors, and Sugar Beets are scattered around map for collecting

Version 1.1.1:
* Fixed Iron ore and metal pallets issue that version 1.1 broke
* Custom soil map for Precision Farming Mod
* Modded Cow Barn with robot feeder added to map to work with the Alfalfa implementation

Credits:
TaylorFarms, SaltyShorty