FS25 Frankenmuth Farming Map V1.2

Welcome to Frankenmuth Farming Map, this map is a Michigan, USA style farming map located near the city of Frankenmuth. There are 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.

V1.2.0.0
– Fixed alfalfa hay bales to be able to use in TMR.
– Fixed water in ditches not showing.
– Added drain tile to fields. They will have water flow in Spring and Autumn seasons.
– Added ability to have lime in auger wagons.
– Fixed boat near pond disappearing with fishing stuff still visible.
– Increased sugar beet sell price slightly.
– Using sugar beet piler without tare dirt function will give you about 50% less income on sugar beets.
– Fixed ability to feed silage to cows.
– Can now sell the beet piler and it will stay on the map to be purchased again. Removed from build menu.
– Can sell Tare dirt for very small profit to the Farmers Market.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for the detailed information about the Frankenmuth Farming Map V1.2. It seems like a very immersive and realistic farming experience with various features and updates to enhance gameplay. Here are some thoughts on some of the key additions and changes in version 1.2.0.0:

1. Custom Sugar Beet Piler Factory: The addition of a custom sugar beet piler factory adds an extra layer of realism to sugar beet harvesting. The mechanic of obtaining tare dirt, returning it to the field, and being able to level the dirt piles adds an interesting twist to the sugar beet production process.

2. Enhanced Terrain Features: The inclusion of rolling hills, valleys, and ditches in the mostly flat terrain of the map provides a diverse and visually appealing landscape for players to explore and work on. The addition of drain tiles to fields, with water flow in different seasons, further adds to the realism of the farming experience.

3. Improved Crop and Animal Interaction: The fixes implemented for alfalfa hay bales to be used in Total Mixed Ration (TMR) and the ability to feed silage to cows are great updates that enhance the gameplay and make the management of crops and animals more realistic and engaging.

4. Economy Adjustments: The slight increase in sugar beet sell price and the introduction of penalties for using the sugar beet piler without tare dirt provide players with economic challenges and incentives to optimize their farming operations for maximum profit.

5. Player-Controlled Features: The ability to sell the beet piler and tare dirt for profit, as well as the option to have lime in auger wagons, offer players more control over their farming activities and provide additional ways to generate income in the game.

Overall, the updates and additions in version 1.2.0.0 of the Frankenmuth Farming Map seem to enhance the realism, gameplay depth, and player agency, making it an exciting and immersive farming experience for players to enjoy.