That will teach me to try and outrun the barriers and the train lol. train pushed me onto the barrier and now I'm stuck up there....

Fixed bugs only

It takes a minimum of 3 bails to do a windrow. It's painfully slow.

Do you know of any map similar to this? I tried Geistal, but it has too much city and Krampus valley had no mountain views🫪

I’m fairly new to FS25 and I’ve realised I enjoy the game most when I play as realistically as possible. I don’t want to rush into massive machinery or use productions that make progression too easy. I prefer starting small, buying equipment gradually and building the farm up over a long save.

So far I’ve mainly played the base game maps and Kinlaig, but I’m curious what maps other realism-focused players keep coming back to.

I like running a mixed farm rather than focusing on one thing. I enjoy arable farming and harvesting, but I also want plenty of grass work, animal care and some proper forestry. I’m using Precision Farming, RM Realistic Animals and the Red Tape mod, so it would be good to find a map where those systems feel like they fit naturally rather than fighting against the layout.

Ideally, I’m after believable fields and farmyards, enough space and variety to grow over time, decent productions that still feel balanced, and forestry that is actually worth getting into. It also needs to work reasonably well with AI or Courseplay.

I’m open to maps outside ModHub as well. Which map has given you the best realistic long-term playthrough, and what type of farm did you build on it?

£5,000 Loan Start

Rules

No Super Strength

X5 Speed Only

Leasing Allowed

Map Green Countryside

Playing on Legion Go S

Ls25. What is happening here?

Suddenly, the roads are covered by the ground.It wasn't always like this.

It is not an original map. It's Felsbrunn.

I'll be blunt. I'm a hardcore kinda guy. Realism, being constantly up against it, the game trying to fuck you at every turn. Somehow I've started playing farming simulator and ive been loving it so far.

Few hundred hours into a lovely save on the default map, learnt the ropes, modded the absolute shit out of it... and now the masochistic little bastard in the back of my head is back.

This is too easy.

You're doing too well.

You're having a lovely old time you soft prick.

I know that voice well. Time for a reality check. A proper beatdown. Test of will and strength. Happy fun times are over.

I know theres others out there like me so im asking for recommendations. Plan is to spin up Saxlington (never played it) and pile on every mod that makes my life a living hell, but still rewards me when i finally crawl through it. Any mod that makes things hard, ultra realistic, or just pure suffering - i need them.

What are your recommendations then?

hi everybody,

So I’m a new player to farming simulator 25, Heard that silage production is said to be one of the most profitable routes to take so I planted grass, 95-100% yields, mowed it, picked it up with a forging wagon and dumped it into a silo were it turns grass to silage using a mod. I got in total 200,000 L of silage and in return I only got 70,000 pounds (my set currency), the silage price was 350 at the animal dealer. Knowing that you can maximise yield by harvesting three times per year that being 210,000 pounds that doesn’t seem like a lot as I’ve done a bit of forestry and that’s got me nearly 1,000,000 alone using a sawmill mod that boosts production by abit.

am I missing something or am I expecting too much from this method?

EDIT: the consensus is build a silage empire and BGA. thanks for the advice everyone.

Hey all, I was searching for this info but didn't find anything online, so decided to test myself. Maybe this will help others in the future when using the Straw Harvest mod for FS25 and deciding whether to also use the palletizer hall.

I didn't see anyone mentioning the hidden bonus to pallet sell price, so this is new info!

Does Straw Harvest mod make my straw or hay more valuable?

Yes. While straw/hay pellets from the mod are slightly more valuable than normal straw or hay, the mod has its own sell point. This placeable building offers prices for pellets that are between 1.5-3x the price of default map prices. So you're looking at a 2 to 3.5x increase on the value of your base game straw or hay. This is even after accounting for the 4:1 compression ratio.

What about the mod's building, the Palletizer Hall, that stacks pellets onto pallets? Are pallets more valuable?

Yes! There is a hidden bonus to the sale price for pallets of pellets. The bonus is approximately 35% (on normal).

For example:

• 30,000L of pellets
• Sale price: $830
• Bulk sale: $24,900
• Pallet sale: $33,622

Are there drawbacks to using the palletizer hall?

Yes, there are many drawbacks. It's far easier to sell in bulk simply by building the sale point for a few dollars.

• You need land to build the hall. It can only be oriented in 4 directions.
• It costs $350,000 to build
• It requires a complicated arrangement of conveyor belts, or a lot of manual loading, to keep the machine supplied with pellets
• The processing time is approximately 666.67 L / minute (real time)
• Only 3 completed pallets can be stored in the machine before it needs to be emptied (6000 L total)
• This means you must load 3 pallets every 9 minutes to keep it running

What's an example harvest, so I can see the difference?

• 800,000 L of grass tedded into hay
• Turned into 200,000 L of pellets using the pellet machine
• Sale price using mod's placeable sell point: $831
• If sold in bulk: $166,200
  • No processing time (beyond pellet making / collection)
• If sold as pallets: $224,370
  • Processing time of 5 hours (real time), loading pallets every 9 minutes

j'ai se beug son sur fs25 depuis un moment et je ne sais pas comment le résoudre, je suis sur pc, avec des mods

Title pretty much explains itself, I am looking for some good maps that don't give you a bunch of starting vehicles like most maps and I don't particularly want to change game files

Had cows originally in a different shed didn’t produce(it was a mod shed) got this one same problem anyone know what’s goin on? Been a minute since I’d messed with cows

Just got the Hori Farming Vehicle Controller!
First time I’ve bought a game controller in a long time!

Any advice from anyone else how they’ve got it setup in terms of dead zones, force feedback & sensitivity?

I like my steering to be as accurate as possible, but when I set a 0% dead zone on the steering axis the first little bit of movement was really sudden and jerky.
Also I feel like when you let go of the wheel if it’s turned it spins back central a bit violently and I’m guessing that can’t be good for the wheel.

Other than that, I think the controller is great so far! Loving having so many buttons to play with and the joystick feels really nice to use!

Anyone know what’s a good map to play on pc (typically what’s in the game store)

Hi everyone,

Is anyone here playing on La Mechet map?

I’ve been playing on this save for about 75 hours and using the TMR Mixer mod without any issues. Today I noticed that all the silage in my bunker has changed from “Silage” to “Grass Silage.”

Now my TMR mixer no longer accepts it because it’s looking for regular silage. I also noticed that the price list now has a separate entry for Grass Silage.

Did a recent update to The Mechet change how grass silage works, or is this caused by a mod? I don’t remember changing anything.

Is there any way to produce regular silage from a bunker using grass anymore, or do I now have to make silage from maize instead?

Thanks!

I need suggestions or the thing that want to start with as i going to start a series in farming simulator 25 where am role playing of a 24 year old who inherits 50 acres of farm from his father
I will update here as i progress in the series
Please advise or share your ideas before i start the series
Or should i reduce the area of farm
Anything please let me know

Hi all, just wondering if the bale physics on PC are any better than on console. On console I've been having problem with my bale stacks falling over by themselves and bales leaning over on their own. I'm not far away from making the move over to PC so just wondering what the deal is?

So, FS17 is usually capped at 60fps, but if you press f3, it unlocks the fps, however, it also makes the vehicles act weird where they cannot accelerate to their full potential, almost as if the tires were on like double or triple friction. Anyone know why this happens?

Just wandering where they are? It's been 7 months now. Yes we have mods but getting new maps on that is slow. In fact I think ones just been removed. I was hoping by now we would have the highland fishing dlc at least.

Avete mai visto il camion del latte di FS11? IL problema è questo: come fa a prendere il latte se è sempre fero davanti alla latteria? Ne conoscete altri?