All You Need to Know About Grass, Hay, Silage, and Straw | A Farming Simulator 22 Tutorial

[@TheJhndarwin]

Damn man you’re an excellent teacher. I think I can do this. Thank you very much

[@kingarthursims]

Glad to help

[@drmurda]

THANK YOU for not showing modded equipment. I can't tell you how many videos I watch to try to learn the game only to find out the idiot was using all modded crap. I appreciate your efforts

[@kingarthursims]

Amen to that!

[@neilharbott8394]

Another use of hybrid mode is for mowing the edge of the field, but dropping the grass away from the fence/hedge, so there's room for the tedder to go over, and then windrow.

[@DaleBouwman]

I found that you can wrap a grass bale with your baler/wrapper combo. You can place the bale in the rear wrapping part and it will automatically wrap it, even if it's not hooked up to a tractor. It eliminates the need to lease or buy a separate wrapper. I tried this with the Pottinger Impress. Thanks for the video, I want to start doing grass for hay and silage for cows and your video was very helpful. 👍👍

[@kingarthursims]

Interesting trick! Good to know!

[@neilharbott8394]

Variable sized balers - the wrappers only work on the small and medium sized bales (xTractors work on all sizes). The round baler/wrappers be prevented from wrapping, by selecting the largest bale size - so 125/150 will wrap if grass, but 180 will not wrap!

[@kingarthursims]

ah!

[@stimpyueediot]

Arthur you are right. I have made so much cash making silage bales and selling them. You forgot that you have to fertilize grass every time you cut it.

[@kingarthursims]

Actually you don't - you get a 50 percent bonus just for cutting it. I wouldn't waste chemical fert on grass since its free anyway. Better off rolling it or leaving it.

[@stimpyueediot]

@@kingarthursims noted

[@neilharbott8394]

You can mow wheat, barley and oats (where did you come up with Rye??!), this will just give you the straw, no grain. But it is a cheap alternative to the small farmer who can't afford a harvester (or the rental on one), or just can't be bothered with the grain!

[@kingarthursims]

didn't know that either, though I had heard rumors.

[@aaronbarton2008]

I just came across your video. Very good explanation. I’m also from Ohio. Currently in central Ohio but group in south east Ohio.

[@ZombieGameZ]

This was he most informative video, thank you!

[@kingarthursims]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nokkactual]

Excellent guide. Subbed!

[@kingarthursims]

Welcome!

[@ksmurphable]

When you were getting that last grass trailer for silage I kept trying to turn the camera view cause I was afraid I wasn’t going to able to keep straight.

[@kingarthursims]

lol - LOVE IT! Sometimes I do the same thing when editing these

[@Bjustis2222]

Meat cows!!! Yes please

[@kingarthursims]

GIVE ME BURGERS GIVE ME STEAK!

[@stimpyueediot]

also side note for mod guys. there is a vertical silo that will convert grass into silage.

[@kingarthursims]

Hi Stimpy!

[@katyhardy9826]

did you know if you have a powerful tractor you can put on a front mower and the silage baler/wrapper on the back and make it all in one go? AI even does it for you like this

[@kingarthursims]

Now that is nice to have a worker do it for ya! I prefer wide cutting and windrowing because it 'seems" faster, but in the long run doing it your way may be the fast way to do it.

[@katyhardy9826]

@@kingarthursims one day I will have a race off and find out

[@brandonsnyder434]

what map is this? is it available for download?! i love the smaller fields that not many maps provide.

[@kingarthursims]

This is the stock us map - elm creek. I didn't use the Default farm - I sold it and bought the farm in the upper right instead.

[@Хаджибей]

Nice video tutorial

[@kingarthursims]

Thank you!

[@Kmartsoupbrandsya]

thanks man

[@kingarthursims]

Happy to help

[@neilharbott8394]

Leaving bales outside? In real life many farmers will not put them in sheds, due to risk of fire, and the losing of an expensive shed! So long as you stack bales the amount which would rot (before you get around to using it), is not significant. Some farmers leave stacks in different fields, again, so that if a stack catches fire, they don't lose all of the bales they have! AFAIK there is no rotting in FS22, that was specific to Realismus Seasons mod for FS17 & FS19 - grass would rot with time, hay and straw would rot in rain/snow.

[@kingarthursims]

Ah! good to know!

[@willgibson9718]

Can you please make a video about mowing farming simulator 22? Merry Christmas

[@Jcewazhere]

Would you happen to know the keybind on PC for enabling the Pottinger crossflow/windrow ability? My F1 menu doesn't show it. I can get the back mowers to move in and out cus they're on a left/right mouse menu, but the crossflow doesn't fit I guess. Edit: for posterity it's ctrl y helpful video, thanks for making it

[@kingarthursims]

If I remember right, its a bumper plus left joystick. I haven't done it in a while.

[@neilharbott8394]

Sheep like hay too - though the sheep pen doesn't say so.

[@kingarthursims]

Will they eat it? I know they used to, but in this version it only shows grass.

[@neilharbott8394]

@@kingarthursims I'll let you discover this when you get to the "How to Sheep" episode.

[@brianrutherford3681]

Is there a mod to use the grown beef cattle too make them into beef?

[@kingarthursims]

not on the modhub yet, but you may want to check modhub.us - there probably is a mod already.

[@ChrisMartinkus]

you forgot cotton, as well as manure

[@kingarthursims]

forgot it for what?

[@brianrutherford3681]

Proper name is haylege.

[@kingarthursims]

correct - though the game calls it silage

[@brianrutherford3681]

Yes and that tells me the company does not have anybody on staff that is a farmer or farmhand