EVERYTHING'S BIG IN TEXAS! | BIG FLATS TEXAS - Farming Simulator 22 - Episode 2

[@jacobbocian3506]

I’d love to see this as a longer series, huge equipment, owning huge fields, buying the cow farm

[@LukeTheJoker]

Loving this map! So nice to see massive numbers and big machinery and not having to fight to get through narrow gayes and yards. That is a massive drill set up!

[@CarlGorn]

4:21 Point of law: In all 50 of these United States, it is illegal to pass/overtake a vehicle by crossing a solid double yellow line. These lines are painted to indicate that you will never have good enough visibility to properly judge if oncoming traffic is far enough away to successfully overtake. Such as on hills or blind curves.

[@pressureswitch]

Technically the truth, however there’s no way those roads should ever be double lined… straight flat farm roads would be dotted lined for sure.

[@SuperDriver379]

@@pressureswitchit would only be double yellow near the intersections.

[@jamesleeharris]

I'm liking Texas daggerwins' very relaxed attitude towards money. Casually spending 1 million dollars on machinary then buying 22!! Bags of seed. Much love keep it up. I'm still holding out hope you'll give Carpathian countryside a try , European map but slightly larger fields sizes.

[@PhillipImbesi]

The chills seeing that huge field of Sugar Beet. Days to harvest.

[@shanechase8979]

The collosus pack has a high capacity sugar beat/potato harvester

[@SuperDriver379]

@@shanechase8979 I’ve gotten unfortunate enough to have the field across from the main house, 8 I think, with ready to harvest potatoes, I had 4 harvesters on it and it still took a few hours irl.

[@shanechase8979]

@SuperDriver379 that's field three and I can tell you any other modded harvester would take irl hours to harvest (I feel your pain) but I promise with the above mentioned harvester you can harvest those sugar beats super fast at 32 mph and 1mil liter capacity makes it a breeze.

[@SuperDriver379]

@@shanechase8979 I didn’t have a need for the colossus harvester until this map. 😅 but the ai doesn’t like to turn around reliably unless I set the speed to about 18mph they’ll overshoot the end of the crop and leave the jobsite

[@dakluitgaming]

​@@SuperDriver379doing a few headlands first will help with that.

[@LGVX9900ENV]

I had family who owned a large farm in Kansas. It’s really flat there too. They had a rail crossing their driveway and the county road three times. I can’t imagine how many bar crossings they would have to install if they did them at every crossing. Yes they did have proper signage with the warning of the crossing at every crossing but only drop bars in the town proper. I can imagine that Texas would have a similar plan. Idk how flat Texas is because I never been there.. but I can imagine the field size there would be enormous.

[@SuperDriver379]

Field size depends on the area, I live about 100 miles south of this area of Texas and our land plots are around 60-80 acres but almost exclusively forestry. With cattle being the silver medal. And our rual rail crossings have signs and lines on the pavement, where it is paved but no flashing lights or drop bars.

[@LGVX9900ENV]

@@SuperDriver379 Thank you for the reply and info. I live in a small town in southwest Colorado. We don't have any rails around.. we have some large fields in three northern towns. Idk what acreage they have.

[@roryo1386]

I was wondering what I was gonna watch with lunch today! Thanks for uploading❤

[@DancerOfClouds]

Texas is growing on you Daggerwin. Love the direction this series is going.

[@darkshine5]

Great vid as always mate. Yeah fairly sure we have the 2nd largest farms and fields down under. Anne Creek Station is 9142 square miles. China wins out I think they have a 11000 square mile farm. That's what great about Aus farming we have farms as small as a half acre all the way up to the size of Israel and everything in-between. I farm peanuts,corn and beef cattle we only have 12000acres in Queensland

[@baileym2828]

Only have 12000 is crazy😂 average farm in iowa in the us is like 400 to 1000

[@SuperDriver379]

I’m in east Texas and we have a few pine plantations that are around 4,000-5,000 acres but there aren’t many most the land 100 miles south of what this map was loosely based on is in 60-80 acre plots. I live on 168 acres and that’s considered in the mid range for land ownership.

[@darkshine5]

@@SuperDriver379 wow I always thought Texas had larger plot's. Really good info to have. What do you farm mate if you don't mind me asking?

[@darkshine5]

@@baileym2828 wow I always thought we were about the average farm size between Queensland and the big farm in the states. Many of those 12000 can only be used for grazing cattle. The farm works out to be 10000acres of scrub brush/grasslands and 2000 acres of crops which we switch out between peanuts, corn and Lucerne. The corn and Lucerne goes to a cattle feedlot or we let our cattle in on the Lucerne crops depending on the dryness of the grazing lands. Most farms where I am are between 500-25000 acres alot of land is not actually farmed because it's too dense of scrub so a farmer may own 20000 acres but none of that is suitable for crops only livestock. Alot of places still have to use horses because the terrain is too intense for dirt bikes or utes. Anyway mate have a great day

[@patrickmcmanus8181]

Wanted to play this map. Now I really want to play this map. Love the content. You are doing an amazing job! Love to see maps from my country.

[@reverse_engineered]

I live in the Canadian prairies and it looks a lot like this Texas map does. The equipment we use a little bit different. Instead of using a semi we would normally use a dedicated grain truck. Everything is broken up into square blocks that are 80 acres. In the late 1800s, immigrants were offered a free plot. Over time, larger farming operations have bought up the individual plots, so now small groups of owners will own most of the fields around each town. They employ farm hands to work the land for them.

[@yankee77wi]

General term to use for a semi-trailer truck is pronouncing it “sem-eye” Semi - with a southern accent

[@affarmz]

Texas does what it says on the tin, big fields, big equipment big farms!

[@norsehawk]

Imagine trying to use those Texan tools on Court Farms...

[@SuperDriver379]

Ah, the Clarkson approach to problem solving.

[@Razzfarms09]

I’m English and it still amazes me how big the fields are 😂

[@thatboomhauerguy5601]

These fields aren't really even big by NA standards. Most around me are on squares of 1/2 mile or 1 mile. Like 50-250Ha. So I had the opposite reaction my first time in England. Seeing the hundreds of small and oddly shaped fields was really neat.

[@Swishy.123]

@@thatboomhauerguy5601 Facts

[@trevordurham8043]

Generally speaking the seed tank goes behind the drill

[@krisstewart5992]

They drive backwards in England 😎

[@unknown_gamer8200]

Is that why it's missing bits when it turns around?

[@DoctorFish10]

You need to have a word with the Welkers too 🙃

[@tomasvilius9920]

I think Mike Michell taalked about pros and cons of seed tank in different position and why to choose one or another. But im not a farmer so forgot 😇

[@brettmayhan4908]

I think it depends where in the US you are because we use both pull between and pull behind

[@chetmcgovern9985]

I usually play big field maps and stuff and even I think that drill setup is enormous. That thing is massive!

[@joshthompson9430]

Loving the big machinery and big fields for change keep up good work oh yeah and not that matters but usually you unload cart on the opposite side of the tarp

[@colekennedy1612]

I have a suggestion, since you used the Claas combines in the last series, maybe you should use a Yellow and Black Claas Lexion before the series ends. I think it would fit the farm fairly well with the rest of the equipment on the farm as well. Along with that (if you do use it for next harvest,) I recommend using the headers that come with the Collosus so that you can color match the headers with the combine so you don't have to use random headers that don't match the combine colors

[@rcwayt4020]

Here in Southern Central Indiana, in the US, we have several RxR crossings they have no warnings. Great video as always!

[@hooperj11]

I'm going back and forth between this series with the huge fields and equipment and Northern Farm Sim's Hinterland survival series where he started with the tiniest tractor I've ever seen. I'm enjoying the contrast.

[@shanechase8979]

So having been playing this map many times over if you don't want to deal with Bags you can get a placeable mod called the multifruit buying station. The tanks on the farm for fertilizer and lime are empty there is a trigger to buy what you need to fill them up. (You don't see it with your triggers turned off) also I d9 believe under containers in the construction menu that there is one you can place for seed. I recommend selling the Bins as you need to the belts you get as a new farmer to unload your harvest into the Bins. If you want answers to any questions @daggerwin feel free to ask away.

[@travischandler272]

This is a lot of fun on this series.

[@JohnSmith-nh2xl]

That’s interesting to see the large field use about 5600 liters of seed. Never even needed to go into the larger seed storage.

[@nathanbellows3995]

The reason your workers keep stopping at weird places along the field edge is collectables. It took me a few days on this map to figure that out. I almost quit playing the map because the workers where messing up so much. Much better now that I found the reason.

[@ktrocknerd]

Oh I was wondering why FS22 AI was so bad, looked to me like it got worse from 19.

[@SuperDriver379]

There are many along the roads by telephone poles, workers usually find the collectibles for me 😅

[@johnmcenaney1814]

Daggerwin doing Daggerwin things by driving on the crop while unloading on the go. Lol. Great series so far.

[@ktrocknerd]

He definetly read a lot of comments from the 1st vid and caught most of his little mistakes (like gate 1 vs 2) and even used Courseplay and more AI workers like folks suggested. Good series. But that map has issues with textures and WAY too frequent trains. I would get in and stop the train, leave it parked.

[@chadcarlton8525]

You should check out the cow farm by field 6

[@Rhr-lv1pm]

Any bets dagger gets clobbered by a train in this series?

[@ktrocknerd]

-100 it's happening unless he is smart and parks the train

[@Rhr-lv1pm]

@@ktrocknerd I just really wanna see it happen tbh 🤣

[@Ag_n_Mech]

I’m fairly sure the other tank on the seeder can be either extra seed or fertilizer

[@leslie-em1th]

it can. 2 small tanks for seeds, 1 big tank for fertilizer

[@demissvahtanovs5583]

Indeed..can use as seeds only .

[@jerrybates6726]

Yep the back tank can be used for fertilizer

[@smoore6461]

Arent you growing. A massive amount of soybean in the multiplayer with chainsaw? Maybe a differnt crop type from time to time would be cool. Even cotton for a total change coult be nice. Just an observation, the series is still very cool so far sir, judt feel you could swap up the crops a little bit. Just offering some constructive critisisim. 😊 i do like thr map a lot.

[@ktrocknerd]

I've never been able to afford cotton equipment on my second day on a new map...settle down bucko

[@smoore6461]

@ktrocknerd yeah well, clearly I didn't mean RIGHT NOW. Other than it might be cool to plant something other than Soy over and over again since he plants it a lot on the series with chainsaw. He can plant whatever he wants honestly ill still watch the series, I don't really care, but Daggerwin often talks about not wanting to do the same thing over and over. Otherwise, he could just plant grass and make silage bales and get rich.

[@TruckerShawn94]

Are you considering doing another large multiplayer server? Would be super interesting to get to play the game with you, especially being a former farm hand would be fun to see the different approaches to farming

[@pootmahgoots8482]

Rural grade crossings for trains like the one you were talking about arent signalled because they arent frequently needed. Instead we always slow down to a crawl and look both wYs before crossing.

[@jacksonelliot]

I am pretty sure the fertiliser tank at the farm can do seed to and the air seeder you have used can do both seed and fertiliser

[@dude90914]

Hay daggerwin, 2 crops that the US mainly farms are corn and soy beans and some wheat so focus on those crops

[@matthewc6179]

How many more episodes before we get a proper "Howdy y'all" greeting?

[@Darkergoat]

Good video

[@ripjames]

realistically there would be lights most likely, maybe bars over on the main paved road.

[@panagiotistouliatos9545]

It can do fertilize as well but you filled it with seed and left no space for fertilizer

[@karllongmire4110]

Dude please watch welker farms or Mike Mitchell you would learn so much about large scale American farming. And the difference between tow behind and tow between. Big fan btw keep up the good work daggerwin 👍

[@brianrutherford3681]

to do a proper headland you have to make a round on it.that means in your words two passes on each headland.

[@kristophefrancis7818]

I love this series going to be a nice one with big equipment and big yields beautiful timelapse lol keep up the nice work.🎉😊

[@teknifix]

Those tanks can have multiple things. You can choose. Go up to them with trigger icons on and press R by one and see. Oh, and that train wasn't even close to long, lol.

[@daneaugustin8782]

Make this a full series please

[@LeRoyNess]

For hauling the grain with this map get two Wilson super bee trailers and sell the back one on one of the super bee’s and run three trailers witch means less travel time and more product can be moved. So instead of 30,000 or 60,000L you can haul 90,000L that would help out a lot

[@tonyschulz3558]

I put the lode king distinction triple hopper on the rear. Holds 87k

[@UberGrunk]

To be fair, there WAS a sign next to the railroad tracks but then there was some vandal driving a combine with police beacons and a massive header attached over that crossing 😂

[@sethterry9845]

In Texas we call laurey's 'tractor trailers'

[@davidjibson4199]

Would like to see you do some more American maps do a series on one. Yea not sure what why there no railroad sign at the one crossing it's law here in the USA to have something to warn for a crossing

[@norsehawk]

might not be an official road, but a private one?

[@davidjibson4199]

@@norsehawk even all the private roads I see when a railroad track going across it had at lease a sign

[@tinytinytimyall]

I get it we’re looking at this as Texas because of it’s size. I wish the soul composition was pure sand… much more realistic and good luck with cereal crops in texas😂

[@tomixo9503]

I think you should buy a little later in the series big bud 747 tractor

[@linux_doggo]

You can set up most air seeders to have the seed unit in the middle (which I personally prefer) or behind, on this map it doesn't really matter but on maps where tighter turns might be necessary having the cart be at the back rather than the middle helps a lot with turning

[@zikotesh6121]

Great to see you trying this map. I've been playing it for a few weeks now. Field 8.. i have 5 combines and chaser bins running to 4 trucks. i hope you can use courseplay and auto drive..😃

[@SuperDriver379]

The sale points at BF grains are two different for each lane. They’re marked on the pavement lane one, and lane two.

[@Jayden.Edwards]

This reminds me of an unrealistic series 4:01

[@Zero01k]

The 935 Versatile is more around the 300 hp mark than 500 hp, not a big tractor by today's standard

[@Zero01k]

Also I think the 935 didn't have a pto on it, so a hydraulically controlled cart would be the only way you could use it on a grain cart

[@lucasdobson9278]

Good old lode king trailer canadian made i got a flatbed on i use im a canadian trucker I got a 22 kenworth t680 and a 22 lode king trailer

[@MrGeneralScar]

Daggerwin: This will hold enough seed for many fields... Me noticing that he has 115 liters of seed left after seeding 1 field. 😂

[@Llandari]

In one of the tanks. A lot more in the other two.

[@tanker4278]

This is a nice change keep up the great work

[@apersononyoutube-pv4py]

i think u used that seed drill on the big bud dlc fs17

[@carpenterpilot487]

Remember do your headland last.Keep U, turning back and forth in the field headland last it will go faster.

[@ktrocknerd]

AI doesn't understand that and DW didnt do much of the planting

[@kristjanjuhansoo3914]

Only thing I want to know is, on what days will these Exclusively special episodes come out?

[@Malike420]

On the Day he feels like it 😛

[@iansvecs]

Did i miss why he's not baling straw? Seems a waste of money.

[@orilianGaming]

the Seed hawk style of drill needs about 450+ for horse power so if the older one has about that much your fine

[@pettergardo3874]

Väderstad is three villages away for where I’m living, I’m not sure i like your pronunciation 🤣🤣🤣

[@andychristensen9930]

Sell the old versatile, and get the big bud 747

[@krissyb1980]

The next time you play an American map look for one set in the northeast. It would be a bit closer to the way y'all farm in Europe.

[@trainmanj]

The crossing should have signs, but trains are easy to see.

[@matthewbrown2109]

Dagger I love this series

[@robertrussell7388]

Byou can configure the tank to seeds or liquid fertilizer

[@ktrocknerd]

liquid? Dry bag fert I though.

[@brianrutherford3681]

semi trucks or rigs are good for this map as it is in the USA.

[@sagluren]

hi

[@MrTaius]

If you really wanna know how much you made for your harvest, if you go to the income page itd tell how much you made from the harvest.

[@MrNut1980]

I think the mapmaker just didn't put railroad crossing signs, because even if there aren't lights or something, there has to be some kind of warning for rail tracks here in the US.

[@michaelosborn8613]

Not in all cases. Loads of short rail lines here in Washington are completely unmarked. It is usually on rural roads though

[@pootmahgoots8482]

Dirt road crossings don't need signals. There's usually a street sign but no signals so you have to come to a stop and look both ways before crossing.

[@SuperDriver379]

@@pootmahgoots8482that seems to be the case in east Texas as well, all our rual crossings have a sign but that’s about it. The FM (paved) roads get a flashing light.

[@hinzster]

I bet they're not called "the rozzers" in Texas. Also you should really switch to dollars to be a bit more authentic.

[@brendankelleher9033]

you can make about 300k per harvest by selling bales too :P

[@dirty_elite_modz3116]

U can get seed from the same silo as firtaliser

[@braydenfrecon3281]

The 935 wouldnt have a pto to run the cart

[@J_R_Phantom]

That lighting is odd. I live in ohio and I have better sunlight right now in mid September. However, if you want a dark map, there's a polish one that only see about 2 hrs of sunlight november-february.

[@Torkkar]

@4:18 if this map was truly in Texas that car'd be honking their horn flashing their lights then drive up to the cab & pull a revolver Flip you off & speed on by...

[@billwhitis9997]

Why isn't it using the fertilizer?

[@ktrocknerd]

Because Dags filled the whole thing with seed It could, he just didnt leave room to put any in.

[@fs_dave]

Harvest PD. Do you know why I pulled you over?

[@eddiebug1]

here in the US we call them semi, 18 wheelers, tractor trailer or big rigs

[@pressureswitch]

we pronounce semi’s like SIM-EYE’s & tractortrailer all in one breath 😅

[@roast333]

First for TX

[@AVRVids]

Tow... Between...

[@Scott-sd1zj]

Wow DW, you’ve managed to post a video and not trigger your creepy little stalker Jonathan. You better start budgeting for rent soon, I don’t think he will allow you to live rent free in his head forever….

[@alanwatson4048]

You should have it on dollers since its america 🤔

[@ThorntonWillie]

Dont the seeder go on the rear of the plante4

[@carpenterpilot487]

Thats because it not a public road own by a farmers only private road.🇺🇸

[@jakeguli5538]

When are you ever going to learn to do 1-2 passes on the headland first? Saves so much bullshit and headache when using a worker

[@billwhitis9997]

Seed bags? Really? You need a bulk sell silo.

[@LeoNilsson873]

You don't have to fill up all the tanks on the seeder with seed you can choose which tanks to fill with fertilizer and which to fill with seed i would recommend to fill the first two with seed and the last one with fertilizer.

[@Left4Coragem]

I suppose the map is fine if you want to only exclusively farm, but it has no visual flair. It could be a flat piece of land on any place of the world.

[@ktrocknerd]

its terrible... textures have issues under that oat field, POI/town/sale points seem just slapped down in the corners to not take any space. Its a terribly video game effiecient version of American farming... Some will argue with me here im sure, but its not a well designed map, Im sorry. Big flat fields, yes that is realistic...but not much else. It's such a shame DR Modding never finished his Rolling Hills map for FS19. It had "real life". Video tour by some guy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHKyY5ecZchgZ9Usi=A20IRqDOKGdAQRu-&t=346

[@krisstewart5992]

Welcome to Texas Daggerwin. I’ve been waiting a while for this one. 🚜🤠🐑🐐🐮🐷🐣💩🧉

[@darrell1766]

Dollars $$

[@Al-vm3py]

I like the series but as a real life farmer it pains me to see the way he messes so many things up.

[@Taco__Ray]

Can you elaborate on this?

[@jakepriest4282]

Texas is cotton country, how bout some big country cotton?

[@LydiaJarvis-y6j]

That size is not unusual in aust

[@mrnoman3017]

We need a new survival challenge series

[@Tomka2007]

Gr got a competive survival challinge multiplayer

[@Tomka2007]

"He got"

[@mrnoman3017]

Yh but we need another one cus let’s face it this eries is dead

[@JohnSmith-nh2xl]

@@mrnoman3017this one just started and it’s only a mini series. I’m enjoying the larger map series.

[@mrnoman3017]

@@JohnSmith-nh2xl Yh same tbh but still another survival challenge would be class

[@elmonkeh]

Look who is focusing on big machines instead of survial multiplayer!

[@lachieward]

Yeah fields in Australia are much bigger then that mate trust me

[@Smackels]

Everything’s bigger in Texas