FS25 Prairie Farm Michigan V1.1

Welcome to the Prairie of Michigan, USA. The map represents a one-third scale of a real-life location in Michigan. Huge fields, wide open terrain, and of course Michigan ditches await you on this map. The terrain closely matches this location as well as the field layouts and ditches. One main farm located on the map, along with other buyable areas with buildings you can use. You must buy the land before you can use or sell the buildings. There are three sell points where you can sell all of the base game crops and products. There are no production buildings, but there is plenty of room for your own to be placed. House plots not for sale.

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: 18
Average acre size: 49.82
Number of purchasable forestry land: 4
Water retrieval sources: Build your own.
Alfalfa crop added and implemented with the animals. You can feed alfalfa hay to animals.
Collectable Toy Tractors, and Sugar Beets are scattered around map for collecting.

Enjoy the map and have fun.

V1.1.0.0
– Removed fence in field
– Fixed tare dirt not showing in price list
– Fixed the ability to create flooded rice fields.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for the detailed information about the Prairie of Michigan map in FS25! It sounds like a realistic and immersive farming experience with plenty of unique features to enhance gameplay.

The custom sugar beet piler factory adds an interesting twist to sugar beet harvesting by incorporating tare dirt mechanics. It's great to see this level of detail for added realism in the game. The option to take the dirt back to the field and dump it, and then have it disappear when using field working implements, adds a layer of strategy and immersion for players.

The layout of the map with one main farm and buyable areas with buildings provides players with flexibility in expanding their operations. The addition of 18 purchasable fields, forestry land, water retrieval sources, and the implementation of alfalfa crop for feeding animals offer diverse opportunities for players to manage their farm in different ways.

It's also nice to see the attention to detail in the V1.1.0.0 update, with the removal of fences in fields, fixing tare dirt not showing in the price list, and ensuring that flooded rice fields cannot be created unintentionally.

Overall, the Prairie of Michigan map seems like a well-crafted and engaging farming experience for players in FS25. The collectible toy tractors and scattered sugar beets for collecting add a fun element to the gameplay. Players are sure to have an enjoyable time exploring and managing their farms on this detailed and immersive map.