While it has 170 hp at start, with 45.500, you can upgrade it to 261 hp, making it one of the most powerful medium tractors. Downside is that you need to have loading wagon to collect the straw and sell it at Barn.īest tractor to start out would be Case IH 7200 Pro since it's cheapest Medium tractor (98.000). If you add the money gained from straw to the sale price, Wheat and Barley income increases quite a bit. Also, avoid sunflowers since for them, you need special planter and special harvester header as well.īarley has the highest yield of grain crops and you'll also get straw from it. So, you need medium to big sized field for them. While Soybeans have high sell price, the yield from them is also lowest of all crops in game. Because helpers buy the stuff at higher price than you can buy it from store. But if you need to use helper, disable all helper automatic buy options. From there on, get 17 and 14, so you can join them all to create big field.ĭon't use helper at all since wage payment cuts deep into your profit. On Ravenport map, best fields to get would be 15 and 16 (about 120K per field) since they can be joined to create bigger field and almost all buyable land is field. (note: Chaff = broken up corn, that your forage harvester produces as he processes the corn) Substantially more work, but quite profitable! So, all of this work, compared to Soybeans, just getting the stuff on your trailer and selling.

Unless you think it's cool to bucket millions of liters of silage :)īiogas plant only pays you at midnight, so you wont get the profit immediately. (it's the only way to handle massive quantities really. Conveyor belts are very cheap and worth it. It is useful to use Conveyor belts to transfer the Silage in the bunkers directly into the biogas plant sellpoint. If you plan on using the Biogas plant bunkers you need to own the Biogas plant land. The Chaff needs to be placed on a bunker and then compacted (driving a tractor with wheel weights on top of it) and then blanketed, after a while the chaff becomes silage. (You will be driving back and fourth hauling chaff) You will have to transport high quantity of chaff, ideally for this you should have fields close to the Biogas plant. You will drive alongside the Forage harvester (assuming you have a worker doing it), while he fills your trailer up with chaff. On the other hand if you're doing grains (wheat/barley/oat/canola/soybeans) you can use the 3-in-1 seeder machines, (like the Amazone Condor 15001 for example), which cultivate/seed/fertilize, all in 1 pass.Īlso, the largest planter(corn,etc) is 12 meters wide, the largest seeder (wheat,etc) is 25.6 meters wide. This means you have to do 1 pass of cultivating everytime. If you do corn, you use a planter, not a seeder. If you do Wheat/Barley AND you pickup the straw (For ex with a loading trailer (yeah they are expensive)) it can be almost as twice as profitable as the expensive crops (Soybeans/Sunflowers/Canola), it's more work though since it's more quantity of grain to move, and straw to gather/transport/sell.Ĭorn-Silage is substantially more work than say just farming Soybeans (which is the easiest cause it's less quantity of grain to move). (Sugarcane MIGHT be more profitable on easy but it involves a LOT of work)

If you didn't check the guide, then i can tell you that the most profitable activity by far is Corn-Silage. (for example, around 3200 for Soybeans on easy) Of course you can get slightly better profits if you sell when prices are at their max. It shows a comparison of AVERAGE crop prices for all difficulties, as well as yields. With that said here's a guide which i recommend you take a look: So you will have to work perhaps 2x more than if you played on Easy. Since you are playing on 'Farm-Manager' difficulty which corresponds to normal (out of Easy/Normal/Hard) you should know that you will have Normal crop prices.

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