I like to buy the land. Harvest the field, and cut the grass. Sell the field back. Sell the yield to the mill. Buy the mill sell the flower to the bakery. Sell the mill, buy the bakery and wait the next month. Talk about maximizing your profit…. My $30k field of wheat turns onto $180-200k. Just from harvesting the wheat and canola fields the first month I make $200k. So that $200k can turn into a million after all the said and done. It’s too easy to make a MILLION in one year game time.

Yooooo bro been long time. You gonna live stream fs25 when its released??

I started on FS19 on PS4, was a free game on PS Plus. Had to watch a good few tutorials. Didn't think I would get FS22, I ended up buying that. Thought I would stop there, but recently the new stuff coming out in FS25, I had to pre-order that! lol...but there are things that are still difficult for me, love watching tutorial, tips videos

Nice video i just got it so im trying to figure out what to do

Usually the best time to sell is the month before it says is the best. If I wait till the month the price is already dropping. Usually the best time is the month before late in the day.

I never knew you could change the fertilizing spreading for each individual crop 16:46

Thank you so much for this guide which is not the generic tour guide the game offers.

As a beginner with no farming knowledge, I’ve watched a couple other videos before this and yours is the best one! Thank you for the context around the processes and tips.

Your field ready for harvest state's it only going to yeild some 38%, and at the bottom, states zero fertilizer. However, being on the bottom mean's you should have fertilized prior, doing it now will ruin yield when running over it with the tracktor and fertilzer, thus adding it after the crop is grown becomes a moot point. Some field's ready for harvest will at the bottom have a zero plowing which should be zero "PLOWED". Becaues plowing after it's grown, will simple plow the entire crop under, thus zero yield. If and when you are going to harvest a field, what ever the yield state's, is like it or not, what that current yield will be. Thus prior to planting, "ALWAYS" utilze the map, which will inform you as to it needing plowing, fertilizing, etc. etc. etc. first. Once seeded, except for weeding in it's earily growth, basically to late to do anyting else that wont't crush the product, and thus cause less yield. In real life one see's or can view, field's with numerious tractor mark's. Basically there row's of seeding's are in row's. Thus allowing a farmer to do what ever they wish to the field without lessing any of the prospected yield. But then this is a game, so real physic's are not an issue. In the day's of old, north of the frost line, no one cultivated, they only plowed. Plowing with 12 inch teeth would bring rock's to the surface, that the frost, which goes some 6 feet deep, push up near and to the top of the surface. Plowing brings them up, destone, get's rid of them for the year. But then next winter's frost will push more up. South of the frost line one can utilize either a shallow or deep cultivator, which when there's no frost, after the first time plowing, there's never going to be large rocks or stones. And thus a shallow or deep cultivator will bring up if there are any, to be destoned. Once a filed south of the frost line has been deep plowed and the rock's and stones removed. The field never need's to be "PLOWED" again, simply using a cultivator, and picking which like a roller, will push small stone back down a bit. Which then make any and all damage to a harvestor, considerably less. In my youth some 75 year's ago, I use to assit in destoneing field's after plowing, and in as much as I lived in the middle of Minnesota, cultivation didn't work, one plowed each and every year. Which had to aspect's to it. One it plowed the last year's growth under, and brough up stones, rock's and even boulder's, Which then when there wasn't a machine, had to be picked up by hand and tossed into a trailer which at the time was a horse drawn wagon. Needless to say it was a long endevor doing 40 acre's every single year. When the farmer I worked for, finally bought a tractor, the first attachment he bought along with it was a destoner. Paid me the same, but taking less time, I ended up making less money and had to get another farmere to hire me to drive and destone his field. Cultivator's are only of any usefullness, basically south of the frost line, where once the big boulder's, rock's and smaller stone's have been removed. They stay removed, which then one generally only roll's and add's fertilzer prior to planting. Weeding when first noticed, mean's not needing any herbicide. Which saves a lot of money and good for the enviroment when it doesn't seep into the water table or in part end up in your food.

Well done, quick question have you played any of the earlier versions of this game.

Great job! Finally, I found a channel with a great way of explaining things. Thanks!

Thanks .

I have a question. Rolling the field will give you 3-5% bonus. Will that bonus justify spending the money on a roller. Roller costs 40k+ but field bonus only adds couple hundred. Is it worth rolling your fields.

I look through the contracts that have large/expensive tractors and/or multiple tractors and I take them. then I forget the contract and use the hell out of the "barrowed" Equpment. 5 mill in tractors... FOR FREEEEEEEE!🤣

Thank you for this video. It was very informative, and it made me want to play the game even more.. With fs19, i didn't know what on earth to do (no pun intended, lol), and fs22 is a lot easier imo, i could be wrong, though. But your video was very enlightening. Thanks for the upload!!

What is the best thing to grow for beginners? It seems obvious with things like soy making the most, so is there any reason not to? Why would I grow wheat instead?

So if I have weeds and lime disabled in my settings does PF take that into account? And can you basically take away a step if you use a planter that also fertilizes as you plant? I like the idea of being able to save seed and fertilizer for convenience sake and adding a little bit of realism, but I don’t know if I have the patience to lime and worry about weeds haha. I play maps that have huge fields where I’m refilling my planter and fertilizer 2-3 times per field and hoping this can help but if it comes with mandatory extra steps then idk if it’s for me haha

New Farmer here...Thanks for the informative video...:)

19:15 If you don't see all filter options under Soil composition - check you havn't enabled Precision Farming. Xlnt vid - today I learn 😊

I like that, "there's no wrong way to play this game" from ultra realistic to infinite money and everything in between, I got a few completely different saves myself...

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I appreciate your grind man. Just got into fs22. I’m on pc and currently using mouse and keyboard but have a ps5 controller I can use. I’ve noticed how quick and responsive your steering is. Is that only with controller? Steering is very difficult when using a keyboard. Maybe a setting that I have to change? Or is driving that much better on a controller?

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with the recording problems why not try doing a test record before starting the video just to double check the sound is working

damn i missed the live NOOOOOOOOOOOO

new player and after binging hundreds of hours of tutorials and other lets plays. ive found your videos. i liked the "things i wish i knew" video. it was a nice change of pace from a lot of the other youtubers. this no mans land is interesting to watch. many people start here, as i did too. its weird to see how different that same plot of land can be for each player.. i see you saw the downside to the shrooms. they are too OP. but so is that plow you have. and the harvester. all these are way more cheaty than auto load in my opinion. the no mans land add ons like that grain silo. water tank and workshop are pretty op.

1 in a million 🎉

I missed it. I'm on holiday in Germany so now I'm currently 6 hours ahead of you instead of 5

How do u pick what u need in fs22

How do u pick what u in false 22

I can only get 360p?😒

I agree about about the controls for construction sim. They're not as user friendly as FS22. I would love for you to bring construction sim to your channel though.

Hi

Love the videos man, I dig the time lapses. Keep em coming!

I can't find those silver run videos on your channel

What map is this? Is it available on console?

All good advice..mostly. : ) Starting in farm manager…. If you want to get rich quick so you can buy bigger “toys” and have develop a big farm... Borrow as much money as you can - the interest is low. Don’t spend it all - keep a couple of hundred thousand- you have to pay workers, interest, keep enough to replant etc etc. Buy big fields of the crops that return the most. Lease larger equipment for those larger fields. (Especially a good idea if you use the “lease to own” mod - you’re basically paying it off and can pay the balance and buy it at any point in the future). Fill your silo, cash in when prices max, pay back some loan, buy some of the gear, repeat for next season. Then if you want to go over to the dark side you can do some field flipping… it’s a soft cheat, but the game makes it easy. On purpose I think. Buy field, harvest, sell field…buy new field, harvest it…. You get the idea.

are u pronouncing alfalfa funny or is that just me 😂