I wont risk it if you see the amount of contracts you have now it will be a waist of money to risk it you can alwayse rent it i whould make a document with what you least when. I still think the biggest problem you will get is the amount of time in a month

Its a gamble the more you lease the more you need to pay. I think the problem will be the time in a month and the amount of contracts you can do. And the jcb thing the only thing i can think of that there will be a jcb dlc

Fellow Xbox farmer Edit: Challenger and its like are the most versatile tractors in the base game- I sold mine and regretted it ever since.

On the harvester leasing, have you thought about the McDon? You will have the mower and a harvester.

Hey man! So as you maybe remember. My laptop keeps on grinding the fans soo pops said if It breaks hes gonna buy a new laptop.

Didn't really expect it to work😂

I bought the Case Stieger and having mid-steering does help alot when going around for new lines, although the 40 kph was a bit disappointing, gonna try the CLAAS instead.

i tried the new JD S700 mod, damn it looks cool

I really like the rules that you put on yourself for this one. I will have to get caught up on the series.

A better greenhouse situation is take a loan to make 2-4 large greenhouses, set them to lettuce + sell. You can press B and stack them next to each other, all facing the same way then use 10 dollar decor to block off the unload / pickup location on the end one. If you block on the end you can store for 6month then sell in July and January - otherwise you can leave them on sell and forget about them for the most part. It sells for much more more than kimchi / mo and depending on how many you get, it costs just as much / less to set up. With 6 of them with constant waterflow, you get 300k per 6month and you dont need to do anything as all you need to do is water, which can be done with a rice-field

Just small correction In the carpentry for example, the small factory cycle is 1 plank = 1.4 furniture, so 336 cycles per month * 1.4 = 470.4 furniture per month. on the other hand the big factory is 10 plank = 14 furniture, 336 cycles per month * 14 = 4704 furniture per month. so it's better to buy the big factory apply this for other factories, that what i understood so if i am wrong correct me please.

Collectables to be used on land purchase 😊

What about the contracts that you are unable to complete? When you get equipment that are incompatible with each other or when you've harvested the entire field and you are stuck at 90% completion? And then you need to pay back 5 or more times the worth of the entire contract for "missing crops" Completely unacceptable. You don't even get a warning in-game that certain contracts have issues more than a month after release.

This was a great watch and never seemed like an hr long, even if you did have me shouting at the screen a few times. Can't wait till the next one

Az i love this its so much fun to watch!

I liked watching this one, looking forward to see if you do more like this.

Love this

The massey AL4 and the fendt c SL have crazy cab autoleveling, so they are worth getting later for novelty and fun driving on terrain. Agree they arent worth it early upgrade tho

Using the Bendar Seeder so I never cultivate my own farm. If I get a couple good contracts I just borrow the equipment from one and use it on all of them. I honestly wish there was a good reason to use a cultivator.

Bought the Bednar based on my own 'best guess'. Glad to see I got a good one.

Easiest way to make money.. Start with a lot of money...

1. Riverbend starter farm includes the water tower for free water. 2. auto sell from any facility or business takes 30-40% off the top, which is fine if you just want the passive income. The better option for passive income early is the wind and solar pieces, no real maintenance, no need to sell products actively or passively, just income.

I prefer the Horsch, the rest are just too bulky and awkward to use on the tiny FS25 fields.

Is he buying or selling it

Yesterday I came looking to your channel about this exact subject, but you didn't have video out yet, so I did my own calculations. Guess we came to the same conclusion since I bought that exact seeder. Great video.

Great video matey. I went for the Kuhn 6000 but might to change lol 😂

I started like a turnament who will make 1 mil faster my frend or me and i am wining by about 520k

Just found your channel man. No questions here. Just wanted to say I love the way you handle your replies to the “Know it all’s” totally missing the point here. 😅 It’s like, if you have advice, go start your own channel and share it there. Some people have no idea the amount of time and effort you guys put into making videos and creating content for us. As someone that recently started another channel for my podcast, I get it and totally understand. Keep up the good work my friend. You’re killing it. 👌🏾 I’ll be back for more great content. Thanks and cheers from NY.

Honestly, the best way to choose an harvester is to pick the header that suits your fileds and buy whatever harvester suits it. The Macdon pack changes this list. while it requires an extra step, it's totally the better "Large Header" price-wise

They do include the jd x9 the technical things like a self leveling header attacher the grain flow and bigger cab measure moister and see flow automatic feed control on header and faster unload for that price in real life Also monitors all mechanical functions to adjust engine and header grain flow. That's why it's more expensive but they should atleast have self leveling and more product per hecter because it don't drop as much product. There are more tech features Iike turning radius and telescoping pipe and more

If you have the macdon pack the first case has enough power to run the 12.5m header. Another note is the Case and New Holland pin hitches are really close to the back of the havester. meaning there are more options to what those can pull behind them. Including bringing a trailer with them.

Don't do alot of cultivating apart from contracts, the prolander seems a good bit of equipment for it and will pay for itself fast

Pfanzelt Pm Trac III is a great medium tractor too

IMO you missed the most important aspect of them all - headers. The width of them is the main variable of the speed at which you get work done (assuming base game relatively flat maps) and time is money as they say. Price is obviously important too and capacity wise, there are workarounds.

Clear and to the point. Awesome. Waiting for more!

The JD so far seems the best deal all around, I'll have to get it on the shopping list. Great over view of the harvesters.

The prices of the harvesters are so high

So you didn’t look at the fendt and massey properly they have adjustable suspension for slopes

Yikes on a bike dude. Your replies to some of these comments giving you fair criticism is just sad. Why are you even a KZbinr if you cant handle, apparently, the smallest criticism? Telling someone to "go make their own video then" because they had a small countrr point is just childish. Like actually. Also responding to someone whos telling you how to, and to, engage with your audience more with "naw im good" is just hilariously to me. Sorry we dont wanna sit here and watch you read a power point basically dude. Im not even saying you have to agree with them or bend over backwards to appease them. But being deflective, dismissive, and passive aggressive isnt exactly how you build an audience. Not if you want them to come back at least. Meh, who am i kidding. You arnt going to care. You cLEaRly know better than anyone else.

Since u had 4 greenhouses, wouldn't it be better and faster to have each greenhouse produce 1 item each?

So now i want the case steiger haha

I feel this could have been more in depth, some tractors have a 3 point on the front, and can also use front loader attachment possibly saving you from having to buy more equipment. I feel value of those shouldn’t be ignored

Can you do a video on best harvesters for entry, intermediate, and advanced sized farms?

Imo the most Value for power is the Fendt 1000 Vario, Because it offers one of - if not the highest top speed, as well as with the Engine upgrades it provides sustainability as your farm grows, Until you need 600HP and beyond, to pull your equipment.. If you do get one of these, with the upgraded Engine, you won't have to think about another tractor until you need one of the 3 largets tractors.. Personally I love Articulated Steering, but if it weren't for those massive tractive numbers, I wouldn't bother with them either.. Especially now where the AI has been forced to stay fully within the field and thus cannot use the Articulated Steering vehicles if there's trees or curves in the field. I don't know why this happens, all I know is that there's massive bald spots that I have to clean up after the AI when I cultivate/sow..

I agree with the NH been one the best large tractors to have. Theres something about tracked tractors that ive never realky liked. As you said once you get into the larger tracked tractors its just show boating that you have more money than god.

Y don't u ever look into camera

The medium size tractors are the bread and butter of the farm. I find i use them most whenever getting a farm going and then to keep the farm turning over after the initial set up. I already have the MF on RBS and its a brilliant tractor to use. Even more happy to pick it up in the discount store