Farming Simulator 25 - Part 2 - Working the Fields with New Machinery

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[TrevorMorelli]

Quick tip: If you don’t want to buy fertilizer at some point you can plant oilseed radish, when it is ready to harvest you cultivate it under and it acts as a natural fertilizer.

[broncfreak]

if you are going to use hired workers, go in settings and there is a section for ai workers. disable their permissions to NOT allow them to buy seed or lime and what not. that will save you a bunch of money. with those settings turned on they dont use the materials in your machines and everything they put on the field costs you extra money.

[thorn_yt]

You probably won’t end up seeing this but what I like to do sometimes is put the time to real time while I get all the fields cultivated and seeded with fertiliser ready to grow and then put the speed to the fastest unless I have other things to do ie. feeding cows, selling grain. That way the plants are ready to harvest quickly as on real time it can take up to an hour real time for the crops to be ready to harvest

[Reggiebear]

Those blue lines represent the width of the implement you are using. And you need to activate the steering assist once you are in the center line. DJGOHAM has a great video explaining it.

[Reggiebear]

Glad you watched the Farmer Cop videos. He is really helpful.

[Retired_Geek_Woman]

I love watching someone who is very new to FS25 like I am. It's a slower pace that I can follow more easily. Thanks for the series!

[WhoopsWonders]

I've been playing farming sim since 2015. Its been great to see the game evolve into what it is today. Enjoy the struggles of farming trev and good luck. You gonna need it bro 😂👍

[Jowa]

To know which Tractor to use, you should check the Horsepower requirements of the tool you are using in the Garage interface, then compare it to the Horsepower of your tractors

[sharpseconds]

If you buy the big bags instead of pallets then it’s cheaper. Good to see someone that’s not a farmer trying the game and enjoying it so much

[rykerkirkham]

Hey Trev! Loving this series! One tip is that when you're hiring workers, they cost you a ton of money because they are buying fertilizer or lime or seed or whatever they're doing as they go. In settings you can change it so that they aren't buying it as they go, and instead use the material that's already in the machine. It'll save you more money! (and in the beginning that matters a lot!) Keep up the Great work!

[TNSmoove]

I would keep Seasonal Growth on personally. Just a recommendation. It makes it more immersed and fun, but then again I've been playing since Farming Sim 17 lol.

Also, Stubble Tillage is "the state of the field after working it with e.g. power harrow, disc harrow or shallow cultivators when the field surface is a mixture of soil and stubbles/harvest leftovers".

[crowd]

Trev you should invest in the farming sim wheel and instrument box, it gives you a joy stick to control buckets on front loaders and stuff like that

[ShdyF]

This reminds me so much of Jeremy's clarkson farm Series

[adamarnold]

Farmer Cop getting a shout out 🤣 I love seeing the Farm Sim community cross over into here.

[piepsplays]

In the shop you can go to the % symbol to look at the availible second hand machines. These change from time to time and they are a lot cheaper because they have been used. Only downside is that you need to spend more on repairs.

[ballenmedia]

I'd have to say, FS along with American Truck Simulator are probably my favorite two out of all the simulator games that exist. Even more so the development teams and the fan communities for both games are very good.

[justinknash]

Farming Simulator is fantastic. Glad you finally doing a series.

[TahzyFN]

When you enter the shop there is a percent (%) sign with a circle on the outside. These are all of the used vehicles and implements and they are much cheaper than the new ones.

[TI]

Haven't watched in years but I will watch every episode of this 🎉

[Jowa]

Don't worry too much about feeding the animals before they run out. They don't starve in the game, they'll just stop producing material/reproducing which isn't the end of the world whilst you're learning the game