ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO GRASS YIELD | Farming Simulator 22

FS22 - ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO GRASS YIELD
Today, I take a look at how to maximise yield on all grass types in FS22. Meadow grass, seeded or field grass and even your grass margins. I'll look at grass care and explain how you can maximise each grass yield and how they compare. So join me on FS22 Haut Beyleron and Erlengrat to see how I got on.
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[@FarmSimGamer]

Hi folks, thanks for watching. Would be interested to get your comments on the test results. Let me know what you think. Hope you find the video useful and don't forget to give it a like, as it really does help the channel! Thank you!

[@madyottoyotto3055]

You should try the all in one mower to loaded wrapped bail There is a modded kuan mower not trailer It has a rear hitch and PTO Then connect the modded kuan bailer with hitch extension Then a front hitch adapter (mod) And then a kuan mod wrapper with hitch And any auto bail loader with the pick up on the correct side Using flatbed loaders with no physical pick up means you can have multiple trailers behind all self loading. The attachments and hitches are staggered to leave the bail in a straight line from the bailer to the wrapper to the trailer fully loaded Its a mare to set up but folded up it's easy to get around I tend to do contracts on the way to the sell point I drop the rig and only grab the trailer once at the first point I am passing on return but it's not that necessary depending on the map and sell point

[@SuperBubbalips]

Thanks for making this video. Without showing a million different machines in the process. A lot of videos people just show off their outrageous machines while showing tutorial and its not helpful at all. thank you for being reasonable.

[@HB-or4lr]

I thought the seeded grass would come out on top, because you can maximise the yield bonus but it was good to see the meadow grass was not far behind! I hope future maps have meadow grass fields as well, so you have the option. Good video and thanks for doing this as must have taken a bit of time.

[@FarmSimGamer]

Thanks. Yes, I thought that is what would happen, but the result was interesting. I watched Daggerwin's first episode on Calmsden yesterday and the map seemed to show some grass meadows, so I think other maps will have them in the future. Thanks for your feedback.

[@masterenos]

There are farmers that mow the margins before harvest to help keep the grass out of it. I've seen it mostly on the no till farms

[@FarmSimGamer]

Hi Derrick. Yes they do. Done some myself. As you say, it helps keep the grass out of the edge of the crop, and stops it getting wrapped around the reel. Farmers tend to use those margins to drive along as well, to keep of the fields as it limits ground compaction. So they cut the margins to assist with that.

[@madyottoyotto3055]

​@@FarmSimGamer we need more no plow farms All about getting organic matter in the soil nothing more

[@joshuanorton4525]

This is really well made and very informative in a way that other video creators seem to miss. Great video keep it up!

[@FarmSimGamer]

Hi Josh. Thanks for your comment, much appreciated and glad you found the video informative and useful. 👍

[@Northlander74]

Pleased I found this video, probably the first time the YT algorithm got it right 😅 I had been searching for grass/hay FS22 videos and not finding anything as detailed as this 'recommended' shows every now and then something you're looking for does indeed populate your timeline. Off to check your channel now 👍🏻

[@FarmSimGamer]

Thanks for your kind comment. Glad this was helpful. Yes, the YT algorithm is a law unto itself!! Appreciate the feedback and sorry for the late reply. Work has been very hectic the last few months!

[@boazon2049]

Great video. Every bit of info I was looking for.

[@FarmSimGamer]

Thanks Boa. Glad it was helpful!

[@drakkonkonig9789]

someone recommend your video as i had some questions about grass.... great video!!!! thank you for all the info!!

[@FarmSimGamer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@0KelCar0]

Absolutely love the analysis presented. Former farmer and economics teacher so this is perfect!

[@philiproszak1678]

Nice stuff!

[@paulradford4100]

I always cut the verge when cutting grass, as even on a small field, it can give you just enough to get 1 extra bail from the bailer. This equates to money. Bigger fields can give a number of bails for a fair bonus even with contracts. Also, with contracts, if there's several same harvests close by, I do all of them together with their verges adding the excess grass from each field together. This can be a real healthy bonus..

[@FarmSimGamer]

Hi Paul. Sorry for late reply. Been on holiday and catching up on things!! Always worth cutting the margin grass particularly if there is quite a bit of it.

[@paulradford4100]

@@FarmSimGamer or if your doing a few smaller fields together.. it mounts up

[@TheCaptain64]

Thanks for posting, very informative. I tend to plough some of the margins to increase the acreage of a field as some of said margins seem overly wide, lot of work cutting down trees etc, but seems to work, more wheat, oats etc. Oh I do plant more trees to replace those I have cut down .

[@CitizenChaz]

Pretty sure that if you roll right after the cut it gives you the 100% fertilisation rate; no need for solid/liquid fertiliser.

[@FarmSimGamer]

Hi Chaz. You are right. The rolling does give you an extra fert state - so 50%, which makes the total 100% fertilisation. You get 50% fert state from just cutting the grass. Don't need to use other forms of fertiliser. I did record that but I did so many tests I forgot to include it in the edit. Doh!!!

[@GierJoost]

I do this too, and I have way different results in yield. I'll post in a separate comment

[@FarmSimGamer]

@@GierJoost Thanks Joost - I will reply to your other comment. 👍

[@NicholasReguin]

Do you mean to roll with the cut grass still on it, or just roll after harvesting?

[@CitizenChaz]

@@NicholasReguin After you've collected the cut grass. Cut, collect, roll.

[@parttimefarmergaming7919]

Thanks for the test. Interesting results particularly the fact that the yield bonus was not achieving what it should. Would be good to see if that is the same with other crops like wheat or canola. Another video perhaps…?! Great job. 👍

[@FarmSimGamer]

Thank you. Yes - that result was interesting and not expected! Some further testing might be needed on other crops! Another video indeed!

[@bulwinkle]

In FS17 margin grass was a real money maker as the price for silage was huge. You could become a millionaire in two in game days.

[@pcplayermalc]

I'm about to do silage on my No Mans Land survival series, and this video has been really helpful. I think the only advantage to seeding grass is you can easily use a worker. But creating a field in Courseplay would also be possible on meadow grass I suppose. 👍

[@Bamathafan]

If you roll right after you cut you get the 100% fert state... Meaning don't wait a month. Roll straight after. Also after reading other comments you know this already

[@FarmSimGamer]

Thanks Dwayne. That didn't work on all grass types though, at least not when I tested!!

[@MrHakenmann]

Thanks for info! Very helpful. I gave up on extra yield from Erlengrad meadows after roller did not work. Time to dust of fertiliser and get myself thicker wallet for next year silage harvest!

[@FarmSimGamer]

You'll get 50% fertilisation state after the first cut, so you only need one extra application. Granular fertiliser spreads pretty wide, so quick to do and I think the cost is worth it. Bigger wallet needed for all the extra money you'll make!! 😉👍

[@MrHakenmann]

@@FarmSimGamer 1.3 patch notes mentions bug fix where grass rollers didn't previously work on Erlengrad field grass. I have not checked it yet but if this has been fixed you might want to pin it to the top!

[@FarmSimGamer]

Thanks for that. I might do a quick check and test at some point.

[@Feldynn]

Interesting stuff this! Honestly I'd expected that Field Grass would be the best though not quite in the way it was, I'd thought you would get a higher yield per cut but wasn't expecting the shorter growing time so over the longer period it definitely worked out the better yield. Good stuff mate, very methodical testing too!

[@FarmSimGamer]

Thanks Feldynn. Hope all's well. The results were interesting. I even thought the fact that you get a fert state on margin grass was interesting too - makes that really worth doing. Still not clear why the lime did not work or improve anything on the meadow grass!! Cheers 👍

[@Feldynn]

@@FarmSimGamer All is as well as can be expected thanks hehe, hope you're also doing well? Hard to say why the lime doesn't work, I'd guess maybe the meadows are some kind of "in between" state of more that's more than margins but not a full on field state.. either way it's definitely well worth mowing the verges and margins now in 22!

[@FarmSimGamer]

Good to hear. All good here too. Yep - definitely worth doing those margins and make buying a field with some big grass margins worth it. Some have quite a bit of grass on them!! Cheers 👍

[@NeoTheSeventh]

Nice video, congrats! Any way to create meadow grass from grass margins?

[@Dave6i9]

dencent guide, i like makeing conclusions based on a numbers, gj :)

[@FarmSimGamer]

Thank you. Much appreciated. :-)

[@AquaNoxLTD]

Great video but best to cut then roll then fertilse n fertilise after its grows then dont cut when fully grown wait one extra day gets the maximin yeild try it

[@GierJoost]

Hmmm 🤔 Weird, I ran my own test on the differences between seeded grass growth stages and had significant differences in results. My test strip was 98% bonus 100% fertilized according to field info. Cut 1, at the first status "ready to harvest" yielded 9206L Cut 2, at the second status "ready to harvest" (i.e. +1mo) yielded 15349L After cutting the grass I immediately roll, gets it straight back up to 100% feet state. No actual fertilizer required. Either way, thanks for all your efforts. But I do think there is quite a difference between both "ready to harvest" states. I prefer to wait to full maturity. ---- I'm on console

[@FarmSimGamer]

I did not do a cut on the first "ready to harvest" state as I only wanted to compare maximum yield (full maturity) to the meadow grass. But interesting that was reached at 3 months for seeded grass but had to wait to four for meadow grass. The most interesting thing for me as well was the fact that the Yield Bonus percentages were not being met!!

[@GierJoost]

@@FarmSimGamer Ah now I understand! Thanks for clearing up for me. This vid should get more viewers and followers, well produced content. Keep it up.

[@FarmSimGamer]

@@GierJoost Thank you for your feedback and comments. Much appreciated and glad you found the video interesting. 👍😉

[@valentinilie]

Awesome testing and I now have some better understanding on the weird results I was getting in game. Do you plan to do this with Precision Farming too?

[@FarmSimGamer]

Hi there. Glad you found this useful. Not sure if I will do something on PF. A lot of variables, so could be hard to pin down specific improvement per work application. Will have to see!!

[@LeFruFru]

Really messed with me in 19 when they kept you from cutting grass that wasn't "your land".

[@murfmurf3642]

definitely be careful doing things just to get a little bit of yield bc it could hurt u in the long run with repairing your vehicles, gas and also time

[@FarmSimGamer]

The amount of wear and tear would be limited and some of the grass borders on fields can be quite big, so sometimes worth doing. I wanted to demonstrate that you can get a better yield in FS22 now vs FS19. Thanks for your feedback.

[@umairasif15]

I have 10 fields in haut beyleron, field 2 is just grass. I cut all the edge grass around my fields and turn them into silage. it easily gives me over half million money in game on medium each year so why not.

[@murfmurf3642]

@@umairasif15 yes i’m a big silage guy myself it’s a great way to get started and stack some bread

[@murfmurf3642]

@@umairasif15 haven’t been playing as much but i’m gonna start over when the new season comes out

[@soaphelps]

i never knew additive increased the yield/output i thought it sped up fermenting times. the more you know and knowing if half the battle.

[@Nick-bk2lw]

great video! did you try rolling after the 1st stage? i think it becomes more compacted.

[@FarmSimGamer]

Thank you. Rolling worked on the seeded grass, but not on the meadow grass for some reason. But yes - you can roll to get a fertilisation state on seeded grass.

[@Nick-bk2lw]

@@FarmSimGamer ahh good to know thx

[@ksmurphable]

That's what I thought too. Or set it to unload while loading and just go in circles.

[@bradtyson]

17:30 grass IRL doesnt need lime yo make a difference. Thats why people grow it

[@randomlife718]

Looks like it will be meadow grass for me.

[@WHYTRYGAMING]

Grass care roller is usually required for regrowth on erlengrat seeded grass fields. Or is it just on mine?

[@volksdude1970]

In a current Elm Creek game I'm playing, I bought the little plot of land under field 11. I'm debating on whether or not I want to plow a field and plant sown grass or just keep it as "meadow" field (even though there is no field info for the land). I plan to eventually put in a production point, or maybe even a cattle pasture in at some point, but I don't want the land to go to waste until then. Do you know if "map grass" (or in this case, Margin Grass), could be just as good as sown grass in this circumstance? Also, what about the "Meadow Grass" under landscaping plants? Would that be able to get harvested, should I decide to use it in areas for decoration?

[@FarmSimGamer]

Sown grass will yield better than margin or existing grass. But you need to cultivate and seed it. The meadow grass in landscaping cost a fortune to paint on the land, so not that beneficial! Sorry for late reply. Hardly played the game in months!!

[@frenzywickedtruth6584]

what was the roller that you used ? on the margin grass ?

[@AquaNoxLTD]

Your ment to use the roller right after you cut it if u wait till it grows abit then roll it itll just put it bk a stage

[@Gerda0328]

I was wondering if anybody could answer. I’ve harvested grass from teo different yields, used same equipment, from the first yield for 30 bales I’ve got 85k and from the second yield 64bales I’ve only got 24k, I sold them on the same day, same place also. Trying to u derstamd what’s the issue

[@benliftsweigths]

what is the back mower on the first part of the vid

[@murfmurf3642]

so what grass is actually better if the only thing i’m going to do is fertilize

[@FarmSimGamer]

Seeded grass was ultimately better, rather than the meadow grass. It grew quicker and so gave you an additional cut within a year. Although not as applicable if playing with seasons on.

[@Inviting1word]

Can you fertilize it again ? Make it 2nd state

[@josephanderson3451]

I have a question, when the map says the grass is ready to harvest, it seems like there is another growth state the day after... where the grass turns a slight bit brownish. Does this give a better yield or is it better to harvest immediately when the map says it's ready to harvest?

[@josephanderson3451]

I'm talking seeded grass here.

[@FarmSimGamer]

For the seeded grass, it is basically saying you can harvest after stage two growth - which is a calendar month. If only playing one day per month, then just a day. However, the third stage growth has grown even more, and so will give you additional yield as the grass is longer. If you watch in my video, you will see I fast forward through the growth stages and you can see the physical change in the grass state. It is also the same for the Meadow Grass, however that has four growth stages and so you need an extra month to reach maximum yield. I hope I have explained that clearly. 👍 Let me know if you have any other questions and I'll do my best to answer them.

[@josephanderson3451]

@@FarmSimGamer Ok, so I am doing 1 day per month. Then I should wait 3 days before harvesting the grass for the maximum yield?

[@theblackbaron4119]

I still have questions about padding grass. You've only touched on margin grass(and the others)

[@FarmSimGamer]

Sorry for late reply, been busy with work. Not quite sure what you mean by 'Padding' grass. What did you want to ask?

[@theblackbaron4119]

@@FarmSimGamer Padding and margin are the inner and outer border for content containers in HTML/CSS. It was a web development joke... :/

[@FarmSimGamer]

Fair enough. That went right over my head!!

[@Robert.Manole]

Did anyone else tried passing with a cultivator on the margin grass? I did, and it showed me a double layer of fertilisation. I didn't made any test of yeld, it was barely a mistake, but after that, I repeated the procedure and same result came. Was it a bug or something?

[@FarmSimGamer]

Do you have the 'Cultivator create fields mod'? Normally - you would not be able to cultivate your field margins. Interesting you got a double layer of fertilisation though. Which map was that on?

[@Robert.Manole]

@@FarmSimGamer, I don't have any mods in this direction, neither cultivator implements, nor "cultivator creates fields". I use the in game big blue cultivator (I don't remember its name right now) on Haut-Beyleron. Also, after I use cultivator over margin grass, nothing visual happens. Not even reseting grass growing stage. But when I look on the main menu map, I see a dark shade fertilisation state over it. I don't know, maybe it is a bug created by other mods I use. This made me curious to ask.

[@FarmSimGamer]

@@Robert.Manole I am not sure why that is happening. It could be because of the other mods you have. A cultivator wouldn't normally change the fertilisation state on a field or field margin.

[@Robert.Manole]

@@FarmSimGamer, I know. I will do some yield test to see if it does change anything after all and I will come back to share with you.

[@FarmSimGamer]

@@Robert.Manole Thanks Robert. Keep me updated. Happy Farming!!

[@Sgt_Fishtitty]

So distracted by the excessive amount "uh, em, um's"

[@rayjames1493]

totally confusing...........

[@zanda712]

Great information but ffs please stop saying "er"/"erm" drive me crazy throughout the whole video. Go back and watch it and count how many times you say that. It's beyond a joke

[@SirAser.F__k.you.Google]

What we needed now, would be a repeated test, with Precision Farming installed ..to see what impact that would do to fertilization-states etc.