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Riverbend Springs Map: More details in the trailer

Riverbend Springs Map: More details in the trailer Today, we have the Riverbend Springs trailer to overview. And yes, we’ve already seen enough of this map, but there is much more to see! The trailer begins with the city’s central water tower and some sunflower farm fields decorated with scarecrows, tractors, and sheep. It says a lot that this map is famous for its sunflower fields. As we know, your neighbor David lives near those fields, and the trailer shows his house. Rivers and Ferries Riverbend Springs’s terrain includes many rivers, with two ways to cross them. One method involves a bridge, which will abound in this map, and the second, there will be opportunities to use ferries to transport your crops and sell your harvest. Ferries appear in Farming Simulator 25 for the first time. Also, we see a houseboat. Does this mean there will be a possibility of living there? The water looks lovely. There’s a lot of detail down by the river, which is stunning. Thanks to the new Giants Engine, the fog over the river looks very good and realistic. Characters & third-person gaming Thanks for the Player Creation Tool, which allows you to create and customize your player. We can expect to have many new player characters in Farming Simulator 25. Furthermore, this trailer shows the view from the third-person perspective. We knew that Farming Simulator 25 would support this feature, and it’s confirmed. Renovation projects & Buildings We can see some building and wagon renovations, which come with the “Renovation projects” feature, which we discussed more about here. Renovation projects let players build farmhouses, collectible items, or renovate wagons. More buildings were added, such as Gasket, Central Cafe, Hardware Bob, and Big Moo’s Dairy (milk, cheese, and butter shop). A lot of classic details on some of these American buildings were added. The map has a Grain Mill Museum building, where your collectibles would go. You can repair or renovate this building with a “Construction Project” feature. Working Buttons building seems to be a tailor shop for FS25. Crossing point ropes – This is one of the rope factories we know about, and that rope will be a new production. And don’t forget that Riverbend Springs is an American map, so how could such a map be without an American football field? More honey with Bess The most exciting aspect of this trailer is that it shows bees returning to Farming Simulator 25. Beehives look very different from those we’ve seen before. We don’t know how bees will work, but we hope to see more details in the following announcement. Flowers stand Will flowers come to the game as a greenhouse product? Let me know what you think. Watch the Farming Simulator 25 – Riverbend Springs Map Trailer Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.

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Farming Simulator 25: Trailer Presents Crops, Maps & Machines

Farming Simulator 25: Trailer Presents Crops, Maps & Machines Giant Software has revealed a second video of the features in Farming Simulator 25. Let’s take an overview of: 3 Maps in North America, Europe & East Asia! 400+ Machines: All authentic & highly detailed 25 Crops: Now with Rice, Spinach, Peas & Beans 150 Brands: Renowned all around the world 8 Farm Animals: Water Buffalos, Goats, & Baby Animals join New Productions, Constructions + Weather Events, NPCs & more 3 Maps in North America, Europe & East Asia! The base game version will have three maps: farms in North America, Europe, and East Asia. Two maps are already known: the East Asia map, which is Hutan Pantai, and the Riverbend Springs map, which will be in North America. However, the last map will be in Europe, which is unknown, but I believe it will be announced soon and will add new productions and features to the game. More than 400 Machines The game shop offers over 400 authentic machines from 150 renowned worldwide brands. This is a crazy amount of equipment, and there’ll probably be a ton more coming out with mods! We have already published some of the brands and machines listed here. New Crops An increased variety of crops will impress you! The game will have 25 crops, including a new type of crop: rice, dry rice, spinach, peas, and beans. You can learn more about all types of crops here. And don’t forget greenhouse crops and trees. 8 Farm Animals The game brings eight farm animals: horses, sheep, pigs, cows, and chickens. The most awaited are water buffaloes, goats, and baby animals. We already prepared some guides and tips about animals here. New Constructions for Farm Houses New animals also bring a new production chain that allows the production of various profitable goods, such as mozzarella or goat cheese. Farmhouses and barns are just starting buildings. With the new construction project feature, you can build your buildings or support the local community building monuments: an Asian temple, a historic grain elevator, or an entire land space. Weather Events & NPCs Unique weather events, such as tornadoes, hail, and snow, will affect the game. Farmers must be prepared, as they can affect bales that are not stored safely and crops in nature’s path when it throws a curveball at the farmland. Real actors voice NPCs to make the game more realistic. They also provide tutorial help, small talk dialogues, and contract missions. Every NPC has its own story, which adds a storyline to the game. Farming Simulator 25 – Feature Trailer Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.

Farming Simulator 25 Harvesting Profit

Farming Simulator 25 Harvesting Profit

FS25: Fendt coati, beans and peas

FS25: Fendt coati, beans and peas Farming Simulator 25 introduces rice cultivation, spinach, other crops, and new environments in East Asia, North America, and Central Europe to the family-friendly series. Expand your ever-growing farm empire with new animals, production chains, construction missions, and over 400 authentic machines from 150 top agricultural brands. Enjoy upgraded graphics and physics, making virtual farming more immersive, atmospheric, and relaxing—whether you tackle agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry solo or with friends in cooperative multiplayer! Fendt coati in the Farming Simulator 25 The most exciting and trending news is about new machines, tractors, or maps in the game. Today, some rumors spread that sound recordings have been made of the Fendt Coati or the Fendt Favorit 622 LS. Some fans have requested GIANTS Software to confirm it, but they have not officially confirmed this tractor in Farming Simulator 25. However, I don’t think the GIANTS employees would be taking photos or making sounds for no reason; the tractor will be announced in Farcon 24 or later. New fruits: Beans & peas We can expect a few new types of fruit for Farming Simulator 25. As you know, previous announcements have confirmed the presence of rice and spinach in the game. Which additional new fruit types are coming to FS25? What about other fruit types? We took more time to analyze other videos and photos from the Collector’s Edition. I believe that the Collector’s edition poster reveals a new type of fruit, The cultivation/growth calendar shows that we will have spinach, rice, beans, and peas and they are new fruits in Farming Simulator 25. It has not yet been officially confirmed, but I am sure it will be shown today at the Farmcon 24 event. What new crops are coming? Speculation video on the German language by OmaTanaSpielt Farming Simulator 25 will be released on November 12, 2024, for PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.

Farming Simulator 25 Release, Updates, Features, and Trailer

Farming Simulator 25 Release, Updates, Features, and Trailer Farming Simulator 25 is coming closer every single day! Now, we have so much more than unreliable leaks and hopeful guesswork. With the release of the trailer and GIANTS Software revealing more and more information, there are plenty of things to discuss. Let’s take a deep look at the officially announced and expected features – and what that means to the future of this franchise. Farming Simulator 25 will be released on Tuesday, November 12, 2024, for PC and Mac, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. No Xbox One and PS4 release is expected. FS25 features – confirmed by the trailer and developers! Once the new FS25 trailer had dropped, the community got to work dissecting every single frame, looking for hidden easter eggs. The developer has also hinted at various things the new game will have. Here, we will discuss what you can expect in the upcoming game. New crops The CGI trailer immediately revealed some things, such as the fact that FS25 will have rice as a brand-new crop. This makes sense, considering Asia is a massive focus for the latest Farming Simulator game. Spinach will also be included; this is confirmed by the blog post from GIANTS Software. We also don’t expect Farming Simulator 25 to remove any crops for the previous games, that simply wouldn’t make any sense. Some new crops might still be announced in order to build a more realistic Asian farm with more types of local produce. With that in mind, these are the crops we expect to see in FS25 – and the list might still get expanded: Rice (two different types) Spinach Wheat Peas Barley Oats Rapeseed Sorghum Grapes Olives Sunflowers Soybeans Maize Potatoes Sugar beet Sugar cane Grass Carrots Beet Parsnips Oilseed radish Cotton Poplars New brands in FS25 The research for Simmods has revealed that NOVAG, a French manufacturer making seed sowing machines will feature on Farming Simulator 25. Rani, a Finnish packaging company, will also feature RaniWrap plastic for bales. This is confirmed by the press release of the company itself. How exactly a different type of bale wrap will be featured in the game, and what this means for baling mechanics, we still can’t tell for sure. New maps If you have watched the trailer just above, you’ll know one thing – an Asian map is absolutely coming. The community managers of the Farming Simulator series have also confirmed that a Central European map called “Zielonka” will also feature in the latest game. The third map, revealed and explained in detail at FarmCon 24 is a North American one, called “Riverbend Springs”. It’s a classic American heartland map – have a look at the map right here. One of the most interesting features about this map is the interactive buildings, which will be exciting for both players, and modders looking to add more functionality to the base map. You will find buildings and structures, like farmers’ market, small selling stands, farmhouses, interactive shelves, and new types of fences. Weather updates Farming Simulator 25 is not released on older-gen consoles – what this means to you as a player, is the fact that this is a proper “next generation” game, with advanced custom environments. Improved weather patterns are coming, and storms will be a lot more realistic, causing actual damage on your harvest. This change might be inconvenient to players looking to get the best results all of the time – but it’s a realistic situation, and the next-gen weather physics will help make the farming experience as lifelike as possible. The media shared by the developers also focus on fog, which could negatively impact your visibility. This volumetric fog will be more than just a foggy backdrop, looking different from every angle and getting affected by the environment. In addition to this, the community managers of the series have also shared some details on the light features on the game, which focus on both making the game look realistic, and very pretty. The ambient lighting will be improved, and translucent lighting effects, so called “sun beams”, or “God rays” will also be in the game. Dynamic soil This is a feature many players have absolutely wanted – whether they know it or not. Soil, obviously, is one of the most important things about a Farming Simulator game. No longer a passing tractor will leave only a different texture behind itself. In the trailer, you can see the tyres actually sinking in the ground, and the confirmed dynamic soil features will attempt to accurately react to weather and your machinery. This is one of the features that wouldn’t be possible on older-gen consoles, and some weaker PCs as well. We are looking forward to seeing how differently this feature will look at different power level PCs and consoles. If it’s optimized well – it will massively improve how this game looks and feels. Hopefully, this won’t come with a massive performance penalty, or else many players will simply disable this long-awaited feature. Water buffalo and other animals In terms of livestock, there is only one guaranteed addition – the water buffalo, heavily featured in both the trailer, and the following press information. There is still some doubt whether buffalo will feature heavily in the gameplay itself, but considering how important they are to farming in many regions in Asia, we expect them to be crucial. As usual, we don’t expect any animals to be removed, so you won’t have to replace cows with buffalo on your Polish-style farm. New FS25 machinery – what to expect? With the official announcement of Farming Simulator 25, GIANTS Software has released plenty of new images to the press. From those images, eagle-eyed fans and experts have already gathered, which vehicles and equipment will feature in the game. Let’s take a look. Harvester: New Holland CR 11 The New Holland CR 11 combine will be the new flagship harvester in the game. According to NH themselves, the new CR11 has a massive 20 thousand liter grain tank, and a 775 HP engine. The straw and chaff management system also lets the residual materials spread over 18 meters in width. The cutterbar goes up to 15 meters in width. Harvester: Case IH AF11 combine The lineup of large flagship combine harvesters will also include the latest English Case IH AF11. It is incredibly similar to the New Holland CR 11 – it has the same 20 thousand liters grain tank, and a 775 HP engine. In many ways, this is almost eerily similar. Harvester: John Deere S7 The powerful harvester from John Deere, the S7 900 has a powerful 625 HP engine, and has a grain tank that can hold up to 14,100 liters of grain. The S7 joins the John Deere flagship X9 1100, which is already available on FS22, and has an even bigger, 700 HP engine. Tractor: Fendt 728 Vario Gen. 7 The 7th generation Fendt 728 Vario was one of the most beloved tractor mods on the previous Farming Simulator game: now, it’s here on FS25. With the maximum engine power of 303 HP, this tractor is an excellent all-rounded for medium-to-large size farms. In the released footage, the 728 also has a Pro-Til 4TX seed drill from the Polish manufacturer, Mzuri. It has a working width of 4 meters, and it folds to just 2.95 m when it’s on the roads. You can use the split hopper to hold both fertilizer and seed. In order to use the Pro-Til 4TX, you need 200 HP of power. The Fendt tractor easily offers that, and more. Tractor: Massey Ferguson 9S One of the latest tractors from Massey Ferguson, the 9S was presented in 2023, and is also available as an official tractor on the game. GIANTS have released some FS25 footage with it. Tractor: Claas Xerion 12.650 The latest and greatest Claas Xerion, is a heavy duty tracked tractor, focused on heavy field work and massive yields. On FS25, it should come in two different versions. The Xerion 12.590 Terra Trac comes with 430 kW or 585 HP. The upgraded Xerion 12.650 Terra Trac is even more powerful, coming at 480 kW or 653 HP. Perhaps not surprisingly, the prices for the latest Claas start at a low-low €700,000. On the screenshots released by GIANTS Software, you can see this tractor fitted with a 3.4 ton front weight, using a tow rope. This is something seasoned FS22 players might be familiar with. Tractor: Case Quadtrac 715 The Farming Simulator 25 trailer has also highlighted the tracked tractor from Case – the Quadtrac 715. This is another massively powerful tractor, going all the way to 778 HP. The soil-friendly tracks will help you move this giant across the field with little damage to the dynamic soil, and the insane engine will let you pull any attachment that can be attached. Cultivator: SUMMERS Superchisel The American company from North Dakota, SUMMERS, makes soil cultivation equipment, such as stone pickers, rollers, and cultivators. equipment for soil cultivation. On the FS25 trailer, we can see their 18-meter wide Superchisel chisel plow. This can possibly be a sign of more regional American brands making it to the game – making the American farm saves even more exciting and realistic. Motorbike: Aprilia Motocross RX 125 This is a new one: Farming Simulator 25 is also fully expected to feature motorbikes for the first time. Possibly available as a miscellaneous item in the store, the Aprilia Motocross RX 125 featured on the trailer has a few pretty good cases we can think of. Our favorite right now? The Asian map will probably be perfect for hopping on your motorbike and going through tough terrain to see how your rice fields are doing. If that’s the case – we are super excited to use it. MacDon Pack The MacDon Pack will come to everyone who pre-ordered as a bonus. At the very least, it will include the MacDon M1240 windrower and the MacDon R216 SP disk header. With them, you should be able to mow grass or hay and lay it in a swath at the same time, saving you plenty of time. Rice machine: ISEKI PR/PRJ The ISEKI PR/PRJ is a rice machine that comes from the Japanese manufacturer Iseki & Co. The company is just under 100 years old, founded back in 1926. You can see the PR/PRJ in the trailer released by the company. FS25 Season Pass Similarly to previous Farming Simulator games, FS25 will also feature a Season Pass, which will come with plenty of DLC content. Some information on what the DLC will include has already been released. Here is what you can expect from FS25 DLCs in 2025: Q1 2025 (Jan-March): Innovative machinery. Rumors and general assumptions indicate that this might include self-driving functionality. Q2 2025 (April-June): Performance on plains and prairies. This is expected to be related to supersized, powerful machinery, suited for massive farms. Q3 2025 (July-Sept.): The stars align! This is by far the most vague of all DLCs. With the stars and the tyre climbing up the hill, some people in the community have assumed that this might mean heavy-duty trucks from Mercedes. Q4 2025 (Oct.-Dec.): New map. All we got is the image we see above – but the geography nerds, myself included, strongly believe this image is supposed to depict the Lake District of England. Farming Simulator 25 – All Versions The PC version, pre-ordered before the game is released, will come with the extra MacDon pack. The box version of the game will also include the official Farming Simulator keychain. The PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions won’t include the keychain, but the pre-orders will also come with the MacDon pack. For the true hardcore fans playing on PC, the Collector’s Edition of the game will include all the goodies you can think of. Here is a list of the things to expect: Farming Simulator 25 (Disk + Digital) Bonus MacDon Pack USB ignition lock (connect lock to computer, and turn the key to start the engine) with two keys Farming Simulator” keychain 16-Bit Farming Simulator Retro Edition game + Soundtrack of the game Modding Tutorials Version 6.0 guidebook Stickers from 32 machinery brands New Holland CR11 Gold Edition skin 3x A2 posters (growth calendar and maps) Also, the covers of the game will be different, depending on the region of where you’re buying the game. There will be three different covers – one for German-speaking Europe, one for America, and another one for the rest of the world. The covers will look identical, except for the tractor in the center. For the most avid collectors, it might be a bit of a challenge to get physical disk boxes from all across the world. Farming Simulator 25 will not be available on last-gen consoles, namely Xbox One and PS4. This latest game will feature next-gen lighting and weather effects, and plenty of new additions. We can’t wait to play this game – hope you’re feeling the same way as well! Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.

Farming Simulator 25: How to Buy Tractors, Harvesters, and Other Equipment

Farming Simulator 25: How to Buy Tractors, Harvesters, and Other Equipment We are not surprising anyone when we say that equipment is the most important part of any Farming Simulator game. After all, this is the game series about growing and managing your farm, and without the equipment, this kind of work is entirely impossible. Everything – from caring for the fields and growing crops to raising livestock and taking up forestry – begins with the right tool for the job. Depending on the type of business you are looking to build on this game, you will need various machinery. Tractors, trucks, trailers, harvesters, plows, cultivators, and much more are required. For many players just starting with the game series, one of the first questions is: where and how are you supposed to buy the equipment on Farming Simulator 25? This is exactly what we will look at today. In this beginner FS25 guide, we will look at the game’s interface and show the options for purchasing farming machinery. Let’s get right into it – so you can spend less time reading and more time playing! How Do You Buy Equipment in Farming Simulator 25? These are the steps you should take in order to purchase equipment of FS25: Step 1. Launch the game, and start your save This part is self-explanatory: start the game and get onto your game save. If you haven’t created a save game, this is the time to do it. If you do, start up your existing save. If you’re just starting out with the game, we suggest starting the new game with the biggest starting budget possible. While this might sound a bit like cheating, and many players (myself included) choose the “middle of the road” option for any game they play, Farming Simulator for beginners is recommended to play with the most budget possible. This way, you will have the most land and the most opportunity to try out various types of machinery and crops. As time goes on and you get more comfortable, we suggest increasing the difficulty level. Or not: as long as you get the harvest done, there is nothing wrong with playing FS. Step 2. Access the store The best way to access the store on Farming Simulator 25 is to use the shortcuts. It doesn’t get much better than this. At any point during your regular gameplay, simply press the P key. This will send you right to the store. If you don’t like the shortcuts, simply press ESC to access the game menu. The store button is located right there; you can’t miss it. However, there is one thing to note. It actually makes quite a bit of sense to go to your store physically. That’s because even after you buy something, all of your new machinery will be placed there. You won’t be able to teleport a combine right where you stand simply. By the way, the TAB key will let you easily switch between the vehicles once you actually see them. So, if you wish to try out your machinery instantly, go to the store by yourself. Step 3. Choose the type of machinery you want Once you are close to the store, use either the menu or the P key to enter the menu and pick out the type of vehicle you wish to have. Everything is separated into specific sections, making the sorting and choosing process a little easier. Some of these categories are very self-explanatory, like “tractors.” Others, such as “light equipment,” are a little vague. You might have to browse through some more beginner resources or do some light Googling in order to find out what to buy and where exactly it is located. Alternatively, explore! This might be a good way to get accustomed to your options. Step 4. Purchase the machinery Now, once you know exactly what you want to buy…it’s time to do it! Choose your desired equipment, and double-click the mouse button. Alternatively, select it with the mouse once and press ENTER. This is where you will enter the customization menu, where you will be able to add any extra custom features if the model has any. It can be a different engine config, different types of wheels, or something as simple as cabin stickers. Once you are happy with everything, either click ENTER again or press the confirmation button that’s visible on the screen. After that, confirm all of your actions by pressing the button again, and voila – you have purchased some equipment on FS25. Press the ESC key to exit the shop menu entirely, and look around. Your brand-new tractor, combine, or something else will be standing nearby. All in all, it’s a very simple process. That is all you need to know unless you don’t have enough money to buy everything outright. For that, there is an alternative method. How to rent equipment in Farming Simulator 25? Renting equipment can save you a lot of money. This is especially helpful if you don’t have enough budget to buy everything you need. Luckily, this is a very simple process. All the steps are the same as when buying the equipment, except you will need to press the SPACEBAR instead of ENTER to move to the renting screen. Then, just follow the game’s instructions, and you will have your brand-new machinery without having to invest a massive sum of money. Is renting equipment worth it in Farming Simulator 25? It is worth renting if you think you won’t need to use it for long. For example, renting is the best option if you think that a specific piece of machinery will only be used a few times. But if it’s something you will use all the time, we suggest buying it if you have the chance. And that’s about it! We hope that this guide has been helpful. Happy farming! Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.

Farming Simulator 25: Official GPS Feature Unveiled

Farming Simulator 25: Official GPS Feature Unveiled Today, the first gameplay of Farming Simulator 25 was revealed, and it’s time to dive into the exciting new features, starting with the most anticipated addition: GPS! Farming Simulator 25 GPS & HUD The gameplay HUD confirmed that GPS will be integrated into Farming Simulator 25! After a long wait, players can finally use GPS without needing a mod. This feature will save fuel and speed up farming tasks, enhancing efficiency on your virtual farm. Additionally, Giants Software showcased another improvement: the fill level will now appear above the tachometer, and the dashboard will display the fill type, making it easier to know what’s being loaded. Other useful information, such as repair and tank levels, are also included. However, there don’t seem to be any changes to the gear shift system. Working hours for devices are capped at 999.9 due to display limitations. The familiar HUD will continue to show the current weather, month, time, time factor, and account balance. This time, the dashboard color has been changed from blue to green, adding a fresh look to the interface. #gallery-5 { margin: auto; } #gallery-5 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-5 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-5 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ It’s time to plant RICE! One of the newest features in Farming Simulator 25 is rice cultivation. The gameplay footage reveals that rice seedlings are grown in greenhouses, and you won’t be able to buy seed pallets. This means it will take some time to cultivate rice in your field. Water is essential for growing rice, and you’ll need 5,000 liters of it in your greenhouse to grow the seedlings. You can transport the pallet with a front loader. In the gameplay, a Fendt tractor with a Quicke front loader and an Albutt pallet fork was used for this task. #gallery-6 { margin: auto; } #gallery-6 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-6 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-6 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ New ISEKI Planting Machine The gameplay footage showcased the ISEKI PRJ8D seeding machine, which is used to plant rice seedlings in the fields. This machine can hold up to 25 liters of seedlings, but since each pallet contains only 24 liters, it reaches 98% of its capacity. The realism of the game is enhanced as you can see the water moving while the machine operates. The ISEKI PRJ8D is an 8-row planter capable of planting rice seedlings at speeds of up to 6 km/h. #gallery-7 { margin: auto; } #gallery-7 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-7 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-7 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ How to Harvest Rice When your rice is ready to be harvested, you’ll need the new ISEKI HJ6130 harvester. This machine, showcased for the first time in the gameplay, is specifically designed to harvest all types of rice. It features its own container for storing the harvested rice, making it highly efficient as you won’t need a tractor to collect the rice. The ISEKI HJ6130 operates at a speed of up to 8 km/h, and you can sell the harvested rice for a profit. #gallery-8 { margin: auto; } #gallery-8 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-8 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-8 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Long Grain Rice Another variety, “Long Grain Rice,” was featured in the FarmCon 25 gameplay footage. To harvest this type of rice, you’ll need the new New Holland CR 11 harvester. This harvester operates at a speed of 10 km/h and allows you to sell the harvested rice just like other grains. Although no additional functionalities of this machine were shown in the gameplay, we hope to see more details revealed at the event.

Power Up Your Fields: Spinach Coming to FS25

Power Up Your Fields: Spinach Coming to FS25 Spring and summer are prime time for growing spinach. In March or April, grab your seeder and sow around 10 liters of seed per hectare. If all goes well, you can expect a yield of about 23,100 liters. With an average market price of $660 per thousand liters, you’ll be looking to harvest in June. Just remember, you’ll need the specialized OXBO MKB-4TR harvester to get the job done right. #gallery-4 { margin: auto; } #gallery-4 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-4 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-4 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Sow Once, Harvest Twice If you’re looking to maximize your output, you can actually harvest spinach twice in one season. Just make sure you plant in March, then harvest promptly in June, and let it grow again for a second round. Don’t forget to use your standard yield-boosting techniques, just like with any other crop. #gallery-5 { margin: auto; } #gallery-5 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-5 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-5 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ If you stay on top of things and follow the schedule, you’ll notice a slight difference in the growth stages during the second cycle. After the first harvest, the initial growth stage tends to be a bit bushier, which actually makes it easier to keep an eye on your spinach fields. #gallery-6 { margin: auto; } #gallery-6 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-6 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-6 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ And don’t forget what our favorite sailor says: “You’re strong to the finish ’cause you eat your spinach.” So make sure to harvest it on time and get it sold before it wilts away!

FS25 Gameplay Trailer Debuts at Gamescom – A First Look!

Farming Simulator 25 enriches the experience with a flood of new machines, enhanced gameplay features, stunning visual upgrades, and even the addition of rice paddies, bringing greater agricultural variety to the beloved series. Expanded Gameplay – New Crops, Animals, and Features Embark on a farming journey across diverse landscapes, from the lush rice paddies of East Asia to the sprawling fields of North America, and the picturesque green meadows of Central Europe. With over 20 crops to cultivate, including two types of rice and spinach, your farming options are more varied than ever. Mighty buffalos join the ranks of cows, sheep, pigs, chickens, and horses, while new production chains and construction missions offer fresh business opportunities. Enhanced Machinery – Top Brands from Around the World Choose from over 400 authentic machines and tools from 150+ renowned brands such as Case IH, CLAAS, Fendt, John Deere, Kubota, Massey Ferguson, New Holland, and Valtra. Whether you’re managing fields, forests, or livestock, you’ll have the equipment you need to build your farming empire, solo or in multiplayer. Deeper Immersion – Advanced Tech for Realistic Fields and Visuals Experience a richer connection to the land with upgraded technology that brings improved graphics and physics, courtesy of the mod-friendly GIANTS Engine 10. Enjoy distance fog, enhanced shadows, dynamic weather, ground deformation, and more. Farming Simulator 25 offers an even more immersive and atmospheric farming experience, making the life of a virtual farmer more captivating than ever.

FS25: Graphical Improvements

FS25: Graphical Improvements As with any game that adds the year to its title, each new iteration brings graphical improvements, and FS25 is no exception. The latest version of the Giants Engine introduces remarkable changes to environmental rendering, including atmospheric fog, more dynamic and visually appealing weather changes, and realistic cloud cover. The enhancements extend beyond weather, featuring fluid dynamics for bodies of water, ground deformation from tire tracks, and more. These upgrades significantly enhance the visual experience, and we eagerly anticipate exploring the full scope of its graphical fidelity.

FS25 Highlights: Dynamic Soil & Worker System

FS25 Highlights: Dynamic Soil & Worker System Farming Simulator 25, the highly anticipated upcoming release from GIANTS Software, promises an array of exciting new features that have the community buzzing with anticipation. With the addition of built-in GPS functionality, a significantly improved worker system, and dynamic soil mechanics, this installment is shaping up to be a major leap forward for the franchise. One of the most requested features, GPS, is finally making its debut in FS25. Previously available only as a mod, GPS integration will allow players to work with precision across even the most complex fields. While it won’t save courses, it will streamline your farming operations, making tasks more efficient and accurate. The revamped worker system offers more flexibility, allowing helpers to maneuver within fields more effectively, especially in tight spaces. This system works independently of the GPS, meaning you can manage both simultaneously, combining automated tasks with manual precision. Dynamic soil is another game-changing feature. Unlike previous versions where soil interaction was merely cosmetic, FS25 introduces realistic soil deformation. This means that your machinery will leave actual tracks in the soil, influenced by factors like weight and weather conditions. Coupled with enhanced water physics, including the ability to create muddy fields, this update adds a new layer of realism to the gameplay. The game also introduces new implements and interactive buildings, offering more tools and customization options. The Macdon package, available with pre-orders, includes a versatile combine harvester and various attachments, enhancing the efficiency of your farming operations. Interactive buildings, such as those in the updated American map, add depth to land development tasks, expanding gameplay beyond traditional farming activities. Rumors about NPC updates, including possible facial animations, hint at even more immersive interactions, though these features remain unconfirmed. Overall, Farming Simulator 25 is set to elevate the series with its innovative features, making it a must-play for fans and newcomers alike. With its release on November 12, 2024, across multiple platforms, FS25 is poised to redefine the farming simulation genre.

Farming Simulator 25: Tractors Specifications Explained

Farming Simulator 25: Tractors Specifications Explained Let’s talk about tractors on Farming Simulator 25 – how they differ and what features you should look for when doing your daily farming tasks. It’s not just power: there are many things to look out for. Every beginner in Farming Simulator should know about the special features of the tractor and the differences in its tires. The Most Important Tractor Specifications Farming Simulator 25 has many tractors, but all are divided into 3 categories according to size: small tractors with up to 200 HP, medium tractors with up to 300 HP, and heavy tractors with 300 HP and over. You should check not only the engine’s horsepower but also its features. Some tractors will already include weight, GPS display, and other implements. The main specifications when you choose to buy a tractor are: Power (horsepower): This will determine what tasks your tractor can do and what implements it can use for your tasks. Machines will have a note showing how powerful of a tractor they need to work at full performance in all types of terrain. You can go a bit under and use a weaker tractor, but try not to exceed 30 HP less than what’s written. Class: Your tractor’s class includes power, features, and disadvantages. For example, heavy tractors are generally less adaptable and won’t have a front hook, won’t be able to attach a loader, and will not work with narrow tires. You must have different class tractors at your farm. Size: size indicates the width of your tractor. For example, you need a narrow tractor to fit between the lines if you have an orchard farm. Such tractors have “orchard” mentioned in their descriptions. Max speed: this means the speed at which your tractor can move. This is not very important for plowing, but choose a faster tractor if you need to drive a long distance between fields. Transmission options: New tractors will have an automatic transmission. Tractors with manual transmissions slow down after each gear change. If you choose a manual option, look at some videos and feedback to see if the gear changes might bother you. Customizability: The tractor needs to work with many different implements and tools. Look for a front loader option, a three-point connection at the front, and options to increase horsepower. Heavy tractors often have little choice, as weight is at the front. Turning radius: You won’t be able to see this in the game’s Shop tab. A caterpillar tractor will have an incredible radius. Picking a tractor with a low radius will limit your maneuverability, making field management and general gameplay inconvenient. Other features! Some tractors have special features or functionality, such as wide tires, four-wheel steer, or GPS. How to Choose Tires for your Tractor Tires for many tractors are quite similar but come in different sizes. The wider the tires, the more traction you will have. With wide tires equipped and a fully-loaded vehicle, no additional weights are needed for a suitable balance. A wide set of tires will destroy more crops if you have enabled such an option in settings. The turning radius of a tractor with wide tires will also be reduced, which might be a problem in smaller fields. Also, wide tires will widen your tractor, which could be difficult to drive. A tractor with narrow tires will have poor grip and can lose balance. Narrow tires work well for all your fertilization and weeding needs and any supplemental work you might do on the field as the crops grow. The turning angle will also be improved. You can also choose narrow twin wheels. These cause less crop damage than wide tires and give you more traction. Finally, you can choose a tracked (caterpillar) tractor. These tractors are slow, heavy, and cost you a lot of money, but they have traction and a good turning radius. Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.

Farming Simulator 25: Harvesters & Equipment Pack

Farming Simulator 25: Harvesters & Equipment Pack Check out a handpicked selection of highlight machines coming to Farming Simulator 25. Every Friday until the game launches on November 12th, we’ll showcase a bunch of cool, new machines for your agricultural pleasure. All the Harvesters & equipment from the Friday Factsheet: Fact Sheet Friday, week 7 is here, and, with it, the details for 5 more machines coming to Farming Simulator 25. Check out the details on the Agrifac LightTraxx Sugar Beet Harvester, Amity 2750 Harvester Scrub & Crop Chaser 1000, Massey Ferguson MF 8570 Combine Harvester & Header and Kockerling Ultima 800 Seeder.

Sugar Beet Harvesters & A Classic Combine in Farming Simulator 25

Farming Simulator 22 Mods · October 11, 2024 Check out a handpicked selection of highlight machines coming to Farming Simulator 25. Every Friday until the game launches on November 12th, we’ll showcase a bunch of cool, new machines for your agricultural pleasure. All the Harvesters & equipment from the Friday Factsheet: Fact Sheet Friday, week 7 is here, and, with it, the details for 5 more machines coming to Farming Simulator 25. Check out the details on the Agrifac LightTraxx Sugar Beet Harvester, Amity 2750 Harvester Scrub & Crop Chaser 1000, Massey Ferguson MF 8570 Combine Harvester & Header and Kockerling Ultima 800 Seeder. Tags: FS25 Classic CombineSugar Beet Harvesters May 8, 2026 January 30, 2025 October 23, 2025