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Awesome episode, steering assist isn't quite right either

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I like your show you just go out there and farm and have a good time

Rolling?

Keep doing what you love and one day you will make it

Do you just do farm sim or have you really ever farmed for real

How did you get the lime

Another exciting episode 👀👍

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I'm harvesting corn on field 21

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Good morning, when you have a crop in a field already planted that requires lime, it won't let you spread lime on the crop. You'll have to wait till the field has been harvested to spread lime on the field.

Perfect fining!

I never cared for that fence, good to know you can delete it by selling the silo. I like driving in first person on the roads and around the farm, third person for working.

I like the snow days in the game. 👍

I like your channel and the way you set your farm up with the new bins is perfect

Awesome episode 👍👀☕🐕

Flour turned into Bread has worked well for me. The flour mill keeps two bakeries full of Flour for a few months as they produce Bread, then the Bread is sold in the winter, then all three places remain dormant until the next harvest. I could never go back to just selling the grain straight up. For some reason, sometimes when the Like button is 0, it doesn't register my Like and stays on 0. Other times, it does register it and increases it to 1. It's still 0 this time. It always increases the number if I'm not the first person to Like a video.

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Good morning, currently walking Benji

I saw that fertilizer mod but I decided to stick with the regular two required fertilizations. It was either FS17 or FS19, can't remember which, that required THREE fertilizations for 100%, each one 33%.

Nice I play farming sim also

When doing spinach, is it better to plant a field in spinach than buying a field already planted?

I've been mulching and rolling and it's satisfying to see that 100% expected yield. 2.5% added for each activity.

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Good video as always, keep up the good work.

Good morning, weather predictions was on que this morning ❄️❄️❄️❄️

A new mod came out today with more information in the upper right corner, the current temperature with high and low for the day, and the year number along with the month. I'm always changing my farmer's wardrobe to try to match the weather. My license plates always have the make and model of the new equipment, as much as there's room for.

Would like to have seen the new goat farm being placed and the goat purchase process. Unusual actions like those are more interesting to watch than field work. I bought 39 sheep, three loads worth of the animal transport that can haul 13 sheep at a time, on the field where you have your trees growing across from the main farm. Want to buy some goats but don't know where they would go yet. Also need to buy a place to process wool into fabric and then a dairy for the goats. The on-map dairy at Riverbend Springs cannot be purchased, have to place a dairy.

Good morning, 1st cup of ☕👍

Awesome episode 👀👍☕🐕🐈

Hope you get better soon. Feeling lousy is not fun.

It's painful to watch that spinach driver in the corners. He goes backward more than he goes forward, squirming around like a fish out of water. Maybe he doesn't know you're watching and is trying to maximize his wages while the boss man is away.

Thanks for your tip on fixing GPS if it's not working on a field. I mentioned Field 6 was giving me trouble a few videos ago and after fixing a corner that was too close to the next field, that solved the problem, and GPS worked with harvesting and mulching. We're in business again! Thanks!

Excellent episode 👍👀🐕🐈☕

The train engineer toots his horn every time he passes by your Christmas display!

That is one serious plow right there, my goodness! I turned off traffic - I got tired of school buses running around without any students.

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Well done, glad you're feeling better 😊

Hope you get better 🙏

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Farmer Klein has been doing lots of testing with the MacDon equipment compared to regular harvesters in his videos and there's been a consistent 25% increase in yields for all crops with MacDon. I'm gonna get one before my next harvest. He grew up on a farm and says it because the MacDon header is more gentle with the grain than a harsh harvester blade. A follow-up harvester header to pick up the grain doesn't have to be nearly as wide since the MacDon has already raked into neat rows it as it goes along. Great!

I can't believe you got the stones to load into your trailer! I was thinking I would have to buy one of those $99,000 stone crusher placeable silos and mess around with a shovel but this is much easier. Thanks for showing how to do that. Now I just have to get the money for the cement factory. The grain mill museum needs the special cement roof plating. Haven't done much with cotton before, but only 43,000 liters on those two fields is kind of discouraging. I was hoping to start a textile mill to turn wool and cotton into fabric, but it's going to take a lot of sheep and cotton land to get things going well.

With my two-day months, I fertilize on the same day I sow, and then the game allows me to fertilize a second time on the following day before the crop has appeared above ground. It removes that "first-day fertilized look" before I fertilize a second time so I can easily see where I've been. This is only an issue on expanded field 6 where the GPS usually does not work.

My field 6 sometimes I can get the GPS to work and sometimes not. Next time after harvesting I'll check each piece of equipment as I work them to see if it's only particular equipment that doesn't work. I increased the size of field 6, don't know if that's the issue. Don't own field 7, haven't changed the size of field 9 yet so that's not been a problem with GPS. Yeah, that hopping Gold edition New Holland harvester is weird. I bought the DLC just to eventually get that particular harvester, don't have the in-game money yet to afford it anyway. Playing on Normal difficulty, two-day months, 24 days in a year, gave my farmer half a million dollars to start with.

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