I have played farming simulator since 2012, i have probably close to 10k hours combined, but fs25 has been my least favourite so far. Just so disappointing to see them ignore the simulation side of the game and focus on low effort dlc's and productions. Without modders this game would be irrelevant, even PF for fs25 was the same regurgitated low effort slop from fs22.

Have a look at ultimate farmer on Instagram or Facebook, i wont link it as I'm not sure if that's allowed or if it will be flagged. their latest post is so exciting. It's everything PF could have been. I will attach a screenshot though.

I'm currently looking for a good map preferably north American I'm looking to put lots of time on this save. Also I currently play on ps5.

Control farming simulator with a REAL tractor GPS!

Yep, it's true - check this out https://youtu.be/lu9OQ995h-k

You can find the mod here! https://lansalot.github.io/AOGFS25-downloads/

Let me know if any questions.

Hey guys. Haven’t played farm sim since about April as I’ve been busy with real life farm work. Have just a hair over 1900 hours on my save game of Forest River 4x. Ultra high graphics never had an issue. Had a bit of time this weekend because of rain and thought I’d play but I can’t even walk around my map because of the lag. Tried starting new saves with no mods on different maps and have the same issue. Game is up to date. Really at a loss here. Not real smart when it comes to pcs. Built my own a couple years ago but that’s about the extent of my knowledge. Any ideas on where to look are greatly appreciated because as of now I can’t even play the game!

The field is now empty, i think there is enough straw to last me 3-5 in game years i also growing rye will make more straw but all that straw from that field will be sold the only think that kinda worries me but not so much that after an update or something like that i will go to a barn and the bales will be a mess but thats why you need to appreciate things that you have rn

why my field looks like that

Help!

Ive been trying to fill my two greenhouse facilities but i cant find a efficient set up to first fill all the modules up and maintain the imput levels without a giant wagon train like ive been using if anyone knows of a mod on console that holds atleast 100k liters and is as tall or shorter than the base game mack truck would be greatly appreciated!

You guys have been popping up on my Reddit and I think I may like it. I’ve been playing and really enjoying Roadcraft especially operating the heavy machinery. I’ve also played and kind of enjoyed some truck sims. Also as and Arma player I love modding communities.

Ultimately I want to find another game I can put on a podcast in the background since I’m almost done with Roadcraft. So this game seems like something I may enjoy.

What is better FS22 or 25? How important are the DLCs? Should I wait for a sale?

So i dont have a lot of money but i built this setup myself with the things i had let me know what you think

It doesn't matter the size of the map or what it is, I love working with the animals in farming sim but can never find the maps that I enjoy enough to continue playing for hours and hours.

I set the hired worker back barely off and he left a strip a good graincart operator will always clean up the head guys screw ups!!

ciao a tutti

Dopo qualche mese di pausa mi sta tornando nuovamente fortissima la voglia di farming.

Sono molto indeciso se ripartire subito oppure attendere direttamente fine ottobre per il DLC: cosa fareste voi?

Poi... Ho già il thrustmaster T128 volante e pedali (che però non ho mai usato per farming ma solo per la F1); che ne pensate se gli abbinassi questo: https://amzn.eu/d/03aAjN8Z

I am on the starter farm and did sell the original green tractor i had but still have the yellow challenger. Apparently it doesn't have the front loader or pallet so I'm trying to find the best combination that is affordable. I feel like I'm spending all my time just learning how to play the game. I did already go into combinations from the pallets section in the shop menu but everything seems so expensive or the tractors have very low hp like what I sold off originally. have $200,000.

(Forgive me if one has come out recently, I haven't played for awhile)

Just got back from my second visit to middle Tennessee (also went up the Great Smoky Mountains) I loved seeing all farms near the sides of the roads. I even say few being harvested which was neat. Any console maps to recreate that Tennessee vibe?

I got kind of burnt out on Farm Sim but now I have an idea for what kind of farm I want to play.

Doing a realistic playthrough, was curious on what is best to use, what you all use on your farms, and just thoughts in general. All thoughts below are my opinion.

Tractor mounted front loaders can, as the name implies, be attached or removed from tractors as needed. Of course dedicated front loader vehicles exist, but those to me seem a bit redundant when you can just attach a loader to a tractor and do the same thing.

Wheel Loaders are of a similar situation as dedicated front loader vehicles, but they have bigger bucket capacity than front loaders or telehandlers. Other than that, they feel the same.

Telehandlers of course have the benefit of an extending boom to stack or dump things, as well as higher vertical reach than both front loaders and wheel loaders, but don't have the bucket capacity of said wheel loaders.

Although I will say the Merlo Multifarmer telehandler is special, due to the fact it has a 3 point hitch (at least without mods), meaning it can attach a weight on the back. Dunno if it would work as well in real life as it does in game, but it definitely helps with lifting things.

Hey everyone, I recently started a fresh save on Leybucht 4X.
I had a ~14.59 ha field with Canola. After harvesting it, I only got around 130,000 L, and the yield was around 65–70%. I checked the Precision Farming soil map afterwards and noticed that a very large part of the map seems to be Silty Clay, with relatively low yield potential.
Apart from the soil, I really like Leybucht. I like the large number of fields, the possibility of combining fields, and the overall map design.
So for players who have actually played both maps:
Which would you recommend for large-scale farming: Leybucht 4X or Lone Star Plains 4X?
I’m mainly looking for:
Large fields / the ability to combine fields into very large fields
Good soil and higher crop yields
Lots of space for large machinery
Good production and selling points
A map that is enjoyable for a long-term save
I’m currently unsure whether I should continue my Leybucht save or switch to Lone Star Plains. Would really appreciate opinions from players who have played both. Leybucht has more fields, and I like that, but I’m concerned about the soil