Everything you need to know about Cotton in Farming Simulator 22

[@dansiegel995]

Easiest way to maximize your tailor shop when farming cotton, is to get some sheep...just enough to keep the tailor shop at max productivity. By keeping your sheep pen not full, and just the right amount, you can reap the rewards of selling excess sheep when they reproduce.

[@bradsyoutube]

I’m guessing there’s no crop destruction on the harvested plants because they’re no longer concidered a crop. It wouldn’t matter if they were destroyed except for possibly less mulch to return to the ground

[@mark2220]

I did A LOT a cotton in FS19. I'm not saying this is why, because it doesn't make a ton of sense in the real world, but there was a bug in FS19 with cotton. If you had a cotton field and replanted it with another cotton crop using a machine capable of planting a field without cultivation (a direct drill but for a planter).. anywhere you destroyed the crop with machines in the field it would not replant without a cultivation. So you would have a freshly grown field with pre-destructed crops where you previously drove during the harvest last season. For that alone, I like the no destruction.

[@ceegnz]

I found this out about overloading the spinnery when you own it when I was field flipping and harvested 3 large cotton fields at once, took me 3 years to drop it all off at the spinnery :-D Then I found out that even if I don't own it that limit still applied ... Lesson learned the hard way, but learned well !

[@jimjasutis5046]

Just realized I miss the old price screens. I got a message that there is great demand at the animal dealer, but without the old chart it is hard to know what is actually in demand. Don't know of any place to see a list of what they buy.

[@jimjasutis5046]

You need 2 spinneries if you want to use only cotton, but if you include wool, that one spinnery may be able to keep up with the tailor shop.

[@ashtonbrumbaugh6853]

Definitely got my subscription. Everything you were demonstrating brought up more questions in my head, which you proceded to answer. Love how in depth you are with this, please keep them coming!!

[@Stop_arguing_with_strangers]

I just put a few spinerys on part of my farm and just dump the bales in the middle and push them when the little box thingy is empty. But I also do bonkers ass cotton fields. Multiple harvesters to get the harvest in time. That and sheep can keep me busy all year

[@adrianmagnus3355]

So let me get this right. For $350k more, I can harvest non-stop and spend 33% more time transporting the bales. Yah... I think I'll be sticking with Case on this one

[@FarmerKlein]

True, But its Green... Thats all some folks need to toss the money at the dealership...

[@adrianmagnus3355]

@@FarmerKlein Fair enough. I'd probably buy it if it was blue

[@dieseldemon8562]

The JD burned me on a harvesting contract by not allowing me to empty the partial bale. Nothing runs like a Deere, except me running into the arms of the Case dealer!

[@arnaudmartin3283]

@@dieseldemon8562 Same here, i left the contract active in case of another cotton field appears to try to fnish this one 🤷‍♂️

[@Arunmurali12]

Best ever full info about the cotton stuff in FS22. Really appreciate your work

[@xxbambamxx7261]

But dang, it's the first time i really got to know why Case, John deere, jcb and the rest chose the colors they did on their equipment... The color sparks interests in different personalities, so it's always someone who will choose green over red and yellow and so on... It's a sales trick, that's all it is 🤣

[@jimjasutis5046]

I just realized something else. Even though all of your calculations are correct, they are based on getting a crop every eight months, so if you are playing with seasons on, it will probably be even harder to keep the tailor shop fully stocked with fabric.

[@FarmerKlein]

Its about the same time to maturity.

[@_Ranger01_]

I use the drop deck trailer to load my round cotton bales on. That way you can carry a lot more bales

[@sethmyers5666]

Well you got a new subscriber. I've been thinking about getting into cotton, but wasn't sure what I needed, difference between harvesters, ect. I enjoyed the in-depth explanation. The only possible downside seems to be that cotton makes TOO MUCH money. If you only sell the cotton, after 4 seasons you've paid for field 33 AND 34.

[@FarmerKlein]

The inital investment is rather large with the harvester and such. It would have been over 5 cycles to pay for the Case IH harvester for example.

[@sethmyers5666]

@@FarmerKlein Good point, I didn't even think about that. Also, almost everything you need for cotton can't be used for anything else either. Another reason to have a big field/fields.

[@Hittman67]

It seems like to me, the best way to get rid of your Cotton is to destroy the field and plant a different crop. But your video was very informative and I enjoyed watching it. Thank you for all of your work in your videos.

[@FarmerKlein]

Wait till you try sugarcane.

[@adamvifrye2690]

i have that issue with selling my cotton, i cannot sell it all, i bought the spinnery, but its just made everything into a bigger headache it feels like.... i cant see if the farmers market that i can make myself can buy it, but the input seems not accept it, i guess i'll just have to make one and find out. also i've found you can unload partially made bales with the john deere, but you have to get it up to a 25 percent point first.

[@FarmerKlein]

Good info on the 25% mark for round bales that is when I guess it moves it over to the wrapping chamber.

[@SmokyPizza6853]

Step 1: take out a loan to buy the spinnery. Step 2: wait for cotton harvesting contract Step 3: start contract with borrowed tools. Step 4: deliver cotton to the spinnery Step 5: get paid for completing contract. Step 6: sell fabric or move to step 7 Step 7: process the fabric into clothing. Step 8: $$$$$$$

[@hrvojehf1513]

FS22 Is totaly Ultra Incradible then FS19...mulchers and rollers is new awesome thing and i love productions

[@budgetracing3425]

Great detail Farmer Klein! Thanks for all the research.

[@FarmerKlein]

Any time!

[@mikea4074]

I lease my cotton harvesters.....so I always get the case just because I can empty it. With the new productions pack the spinnery flies through material

[@affarmz]

Very in-depth guide nice work

[@angelahopson9604]

Thanks for the new series of videos. Have you tested hay yet? Do we leave it on the field to dry like in 19 or Ted it like in 17. I have a few tester strips I've left on the field when cutting for my sheep. But haven't progressed far enough into the calendar to see what happens yet

[@AlRoderick]

The way the base game is implemented is not nearly a sophisticated as 19 with seasons. It works like the base game did in all the previous versions, hit grass with a tedder to turn it into hay instantly, and if you leave grass on the field it will remain grass indefinitely regardless of what the weather does. The one change they did make is they gave silage bales a timer for fermenting instead of making them instant, but hay is still an instant transformation.

[@FarmerKlein]

Alexander got it for you. Grass is coming in the series it just takes a while to put a crop video together.

[@angelahopson9604]

@@FarmerKlein thanks Gentlemen appreciate the information

[@blackdadgaming6944]

The reason the harvested cotton doesn't destroy when driven on is because of the mulch system I think.

[@cobra5087]

Everything you needed to know about cotton and were afraid to ask!

[@Grietiem]

What's the reasoning behind rolling after seeding? Isn't the rolling supposed to make a seed bed for planting, so should be done after cultivating?

[@C0den4meDuchess]

It compresses the ground once the seed is in to increase yield. It also pushes the stones back into the ground.

[@ELXatrix]

did some contract work with rented gear on smaller fields and could unload fairly small square bales, my guess is it is 10% like it was in fs19 so 2000L minimum to unload partial bales

[@colmortimer1066]

I have thought about doing a cotton/wool focused production play through. Watching this is might be good to keep 1 spinnery full of cotton, then one full of wool. The only down side I can see is the production buildings seem to almost print money, taking away some of the progression of the game, where you start small and slowly expand. Also after watching this, it may always be best to build your own production buildings so you don't lose the sell point. It looks like they hold about one year worth of product, so if you had 2 cotton fields about that size, you would want to fill your spinnery and sell the rest, so it would be good not to lose those sell points. Also if you buy your own sale point, not a production, can you still sell to it? Do you get any extra, or is it just a way to add a sell point to the map?

[@RuzzP]

We have one going right now, 3 large sheep pens, 2 spinnerys, and 1 tailor. We could use another tailor if we wanted to maximize profits, but one keeps up not too bad. We are now alternating between cotton and sugar beets every year since cotton takes so long to process

[@myrany8407]

I believe you can have both cotton and wool going in to a single spinnery which would increase production. SOmeone please correct me if I am wrong but that does work with other production buildings with multiple inputs like that.

[@colmortimer1066]

@@myrany8407 In Farmer Klein's other production videos he concluded that when you add more production it splits the time up, so you should use half the Cotton, and half the wool, if you had both running than if you had just one working. Of you would only benefit if you had small amounts of each. You can see this in his Greenhouse video in action, it was in version 1.0, I believe, so it could have changed since then, but it makes sense that if a factory produces fabric from one source only, you would double the output than from using 2 sources, as you would scale up production to just the one product, and not have half your factory doing nothing while you wait for a missing product.

[@myrany8407]

@@colmortimer1066 Ah I see. That makes sense. I was looking at it from a storage standpoint being able to fully load up both cotton and wool.

[@jaygloverable]

if you provide the spinnery with wool as well as cotton it is able to keep up with the spinnery.

[@jaygloverable]

the tailor i mean, sorry

[@hannah.paints]

Thanks! I'm trying cotton for the first time and this was very helpful 👌🏻😏

[@Hedgehobbit]

In FS19, that JD harvester could unload if the bale was more then half full. What I would do would be estimate how big the final bale would be and, if needed, unload the second to last bale early.

[@neilharbott8394]

My limited findings in FS22 - you can unload the JD rear chamber (so 25%. 50%. 75%, 100%), but you cannot unload the prechamber.

[@osmith8891]

@@neilharbott8394 What do you need to press to unload a partially full rear chamber? I've got a contract going and it won't let me finish.

[@SNAPVegan]

You explain things so well!

[@isaaccilo8748]

I'm into cotton business and thanks a lot for the tips

[@rileygusk3273]

I spent 52 minutes listening to Rick Sanchez teach me about cotton. Pretty cool.

[@GlendonPerkinsgp]

If I recall correctly, cotton is harvested using spinnerets. They look like step drill-bits and “spin” the cotton off the plant by snagging a fiber. Perhaps the key is sheep. Wool to fabric might cover the shortage from cotton to the tailor shop

[@MajorInjuries]

Great job, best in depth guide around. 👏

[@brendynweltzer4366]

I was doing a contract on Haut-beyeron, and I was harvest cotton and I got 2 bales out of it I went to go sell it to the spinnery the only place where cotton bales can be sold and when I dropped them off they didn't sell they just sat there. I've done cotton contracts before and they sold perfectly but they were round bales. I've tried moving them around to get them to sell nothing happen I tried reloading my map as well as my playstation and nothing is work. If anyone knows what to do that would help or even if anyone had this issue. P.S thanks for the video it was helpful just need my game to work now lol! 👍

[@FarmerKlein]

This is the new normal behavior. :( Any sell point you can buy has a max input capacity and uses up the product you dump there even if you do not own it at the normal production rate as such you can overwhelm the sell point with product. That contract would then be stuck unti the spinnery consumed all of the bales in the trigger to the point you can complete the contract.

[@markenglish7121]

if you have sheep and proses tthe wool as well you can keep the talers going .

[@dansiegel995]

Every production facility is great, if you can maximize all inputs and keep them all running year round. Buying a spinnery and a tailor shop, even though clothes are insanely valuable per liter, however having a small field with limited crops, is not a wise business decision. There is a right time to buy productions, and definitely a wrong time.

[@dansiegel995]

I'm not sure if they fixed this in 1.2 or not, but on 1.1.0.0 for sure not, you would drop a cotton bale at the spinnery when the spinnery was full, and the bale would not fully sell. However, the bale would SLOWLY disappear, and you would get like $2/minute as it process/sold you the last bale. However, the game commits the ENTIRE bale to be sold...you can move it, but can't do anything with it, nor sell it anywhere else. And the bad part, is that as it continues to sell that bale very very slowly, the price falls, and you are paid the lower price, the not the original price when you dropped it off. If they fixed it right, it would not accept the bale at all, if the entire bale could not be accepted/processed with its current capacity. Similar issue in the FS22 BGA - FS19 had the same exact problem IIRC, but the BGA could process MUCH MUCH faster than it does in FS22....yet another reason to rotate and diversify crops.

[@calebprice4885]

You can sell production chains back using the delete button In construction mode I did it for my bakery on elm creek

[@FarmerKlein]

If that does not cause the bakery to be removed from the map then Giants has changed this behavior since the game was released and this video created.

[@chesshine5000]

What's the minimum volume level for a partial load with the Case IH 635?

[@PapaFlippinSmurf]

I used the round baler on a contract. I got one full bale and 3/4 of a bale that I cannot unload from the John Deere. Can someone help?

[@FarmerKlein]

I put a link to a mod in a different comment of yours the other day.

[@PapaFlippinSmurf]

@@FarmerKlein Yes. Thanks. It works like a charm.

[@FarmerKlein]

@@PapaFlippinSmurf Good to hear.

[@Bjustis2222]

How do I empty harvest it’s still half full but I can’t finish the job?

[@dansiegel995]

The change in crop destruction to harvested cotton I think was due to mulching. If you drive over the plants, you would foul the state up for mulching. So the way it is now, it doesn't matter, and mulching will be fine. Maybe in PF, IF they add compaction, dropping off the field would be preferred and advantageous. Without compaction and off-field bale dropping being relevant, I still continue to not understand why the JD Cotton Harvester is so expensive. Yes, you save a small amount of time by not stopping, but is that worth $450k? Heck, with small bales, it costs you more in transport, as the stock cotton trailer carries 2 bales, round (20k of cotton) or square(40k of cotton). To improve round bale transport efficiency, still lower than square bale transport efficiency, you have to buy the much more expensive 3 round bale trailer. Now if I lost money due to field compaction issues from driving trailers and tractors and semi trucks on the field to pickup 20k square bales, then the JD Harvester may indeed be worth the cost, in the long run.

[@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures]

I always lease equipment for crops other than canola or oats.

[@stevehanby756]

Hi, I have a cotton contract on Elmcreek. I cant remember what field. The contract provided me with the John Deere harvester. But there isn't enough cotton on the field to produce a bale and the field is completely harvested. I'm not sure what the problem is and it doesn't give me an option to unload what I've harvested like the Case harvester. Have you ran into this problem before? Thanks for any advice.

[@FarmerKlein]

I have not but I do not do a large number of contracts in my normal gameplay. Cotton contracts on smaller fields can be difficult for sure.

[@stevehanby756]

@@FarmerKlein Ok. Thank you so much for the response back. I love all your videos and I have learned a ton from you. Keep up the great work

[@ScragNath]

So if I take out a contract to harvest a cotton field and borrow the equipment, what happens if the harvester gets to 99% full (as in my case) on the last of the three bales when I cant unload? The field and the equipment are not mine and I don't grow cotton my two fields.

[@FarmerKlein]

I have not used a cotton harvester in a very long time but I thought the case harvester let you unload a partial bale while the JD round bale harvester didn't but that might not be correct. To that end if the help menu does not give you an unload option on an incomplete bale its stuck. On PC I would suggest Easy Development controls to allow you to fill out that bale and unload it or spawn a full bale to make up for whats stuck in the harvester but on console I think your stuck.

[@ScragNath]

@@FarmerKlein Thanks for a very quick response. You are correct, the JD round baler will not allow you to empty a partial bale. Had to cancel the contract at 99% full to release the borrowed equipment back at a large cash loss. I'm using a PC and will look at the development controls as you suggest. 300 hours of play so far.

[@FarmerKlein]

This video will give you a jumpstart on Easy Dev Controls - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKHbY6NtjKqSqqM

[@dansiegel995]

Great observation about Spinnery being slow and a small capacity - IIRC, a few other productions facilities have the same behavior (1MW BGA comes to mind with only 300k silage)...opposite of the Grain mill, which can handle +40 hectares of grain crops and operate year round. FYI, there is always 1 other cotton buyer besides the spinnery, but losing 1 sell point definitely hurts. Limited productions processing capability is also a VERY good reason to rotate crops. Your Harvester does get older and less valuable for trade in, but you put no hours on it and most likely would never sell it anyways, until its hours get very high and unviable to maintain, requiring a replacement

[@FarmerKlein]

"FYI, there is always 1 other cotton buyer besides the spinnery" I wouldn't say so.

[@dansiegel995]

@@FarmerKlein On the stock maps there is always a buyer for cotton besides the spinnery, on custom maps, yes you are correct, but I would say that's a poor map design choice.

[@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures]

@@dansiegel995 clothing sells for x6.xx base cotton and/or wool, or X3 fabric. I’d say that’s a good incentive. I simply place the excess cotton bales over the drop point and it continually restocks (45k L max capacity). Investment:60k per spinnery, 100k per tailor shop. Clothing sells at approx 24k per pallet. ROI doesn’t take long and you only need about 75-100 acres to produce enough cotton to last x2 spinnery until next harvest. Additionally, if you own sheep, you can keep spinnery busy with wool in the off months to fill gaps. Note: maintenance isn’t really much of an issue if you transport x2 harvesters on the low loader.

[@bmoregta]

I like your work with cotton this is what made me sub thanks for the work you're putting in✌❤🙏

[@markwoten6679]

Can you use a semi flatbed to transfer bales of cotton?

[@FarmerKlein]

Sure, you just need to put them up on the trailer manually vs the ones designed to load the modules.

[@JS-yl4pq]

I’m new to the game as a whole…once you drop off cotton at the spinnery does the fabric just magically teleport to a tailor shop?

[@FarmerKlein]

No, fabric is only made if you own the spinnery. If you do not own it then it will just act like a sell point. If you own it fabric pallets will spawn when there is enough made or you can set it from store to distrabute to then send the fabric down line to the tailor but only if you own the tailor. If you do not own the tailer you can set it to selling to auto sell the fabric or transport the fabric to the sell point manually. I have a video covering production and how that works if you want to check that out.

[@baziwan9407]

I can't help but call the square bales cotton logs.

[@ryboudr9070]

I was able to unload the case IH module with only 2,500L of cotten

[@elishavarivka8923]

Can you run the harvester over the fields again and get any residual cotton? I’m an old granny, who loves to play these games. 😊

[@FarmerKlein]

All is collected in the first pass unless you skipped a few or something like that then yes yiu can go back and get the skips

[@Chilli69Palmer]

Quick Tip! Spray herbicide after seeding and weeds never grow. The stat on the mini map that says Weeds (growing) disappear completely.

[@FarmerKlein]

Run a weeder after seeding same thing but no herbicide expense.

[@jordysmith9614]

Also herbicide makes a yield deficit

[@xxbambamxx7261]

But you should be able to unload the deere baler with ALT I.. I've seen different youtubers have 2300L round bales..

[@lovedove929]

Does the spinnery stop buying your bales when you buy the building?

[@FarmerKlein]

Yes.

[@ammazer1229]

Specialty equipment indeed.

[@danforman6780]

10% is the minimum to unload a module in the case

[@FarmerKlein]

Ah ok.

[@757doby]

There wont be crop destruction because there is no crop. Just weeds after you harvest the cotton.

[@MrJOlle007]

But if one spinnery will be full and you will have even more cotton bales ready... you can just buy another spinnery, so you will have double production and put there all overflow cotton, right? at base game you can have i think 10 productions? in MODHUB is mod for 64 productions on map... i think its for each production, or not? not sure for 100%... But still, if you want, you can buy second spinnery which will solve the issue, its better solution than direct sell :) thx for video, really nice :)

[@FarmerKlein]

base game is 59 or 60 productions and the mod will up to 120 for PC players. Sure if you want to add more production but its a slower return on investment vs just dumping the left over cotton in a sell point trigger. From the video it would take over 10 months to process the 31K of cotton in the spinnery vs the growth cycle of 8 months on a new planting so if you replanted cotton same month as harvest your crop would be ready in 8 months while the spinnery is still working through what you brought in last time. Play how you want I was just talking through some various ideas.

[@SidDTheSimschannel]

Cotten is a flower crop so it could benefit from the bees have you ever tested it.

[@FarmerKlein]

I have not tested. I was going off the information provided in the bees blog post pre release.

[@henkhenksen1699]

anyone figured out how to unload the preloading chamber of the deere manually? Cant fold it when its still filled it says, but cant figure out how to unfill it then

[@ajuric4606]

He mentioned it in the video, you can't. You're stuck with it as is until the next harvest

[@autismous_prime5056]

Do you have to cultivate the cotton after you collected it or does it grow back?

[@FarmerKlein]

Cotton does not grow back

[@autismous_prime5056]

@@FarmerKlein that was a really quick reply XD, thanks

[@dansiegel995]

Curious, why are you calling square cotton bales module bales? Is that what Case calls them?

[@Hedgehobbit]

Yes. Case calls them that. They even call the harvester a "Module Express."

[@dansiegel995]

@@Hedgehobbit Lol, thanks for the clarification. I just call it my Money Maker :)

[@limptuna7687]

Case calls the square "bale's" modules because before Case and JD made "all in one units" the cotton pickers only picked cotton it didn't pack it into bales. You'd have a tractor parked on the side of the field hooked to a "module builder" that the picker would unload loose cotton into and the module builder packed the cotton. So the module builder packed the cotton into a "module." Case's picker makes a module that's roughly the same hight and width of a normal module, but half the length, so they called it a module, the same as the previous way of doing it.

[@dansiegel995]

@@limptuna7687 cool, thx for the history lesson

[@Craigc4x4]

How do you change the view of the camera from 1st to 3rd with the mod?

[@FarmerKlein]

These how to videos do not use mods in base game yiu hit the c button.

[@queziyrl]

How do you get rid of the harvested cotton?

[@FarmerKlein]

Sell the bales at a sell point that takes cotton or if you own the spinnery use it to produce fabric.

[@chonkyhonky1887]

Does cotton regrow back? I've seen people saying yes, ive seen people say no.

[@FarmerKlein]

Cotton does not regrow. That simple. The only crops that regrow are grass, poplar and sugarcane, grapes and olives.

[@charmlesscomic1353]

i have no idea how you move the square bales into the trailer because i just cant align it and everytime i try to reverse the trailer just twists into a spiral. Literally terrible game design

[@FarmerKlein]

I don't know what advice to give you related to backing a trailer other than if you have issues with it jack knifing then try making smaller steering inputs. Its simulating the way these trailers are loaded IRL by reversing the trailer to grab the edge of the cotton module and pull it into the trailer and to do that you have to be somewhat lined up.

[@joepvanberkel333]

Please make a video about how weather and dirt has an impact on the state of your paint on your machine.

[@Noote54]

Thanks Farmer Klein for the great videos. I own FS 22 but I can't believe giants with over a decade of experience could produce this game with so many faults in it, looks like they sent most of time doing graphic and sound work than making a better game

[@_Ranger01_]

What’s all the faults you speak of

[@Noote54]

@@_Ranger01_ Did you not watch Farmer Klein's video's ??

[@nastygamer7748]

when you harvest it why is there a ded plant after and how do you get it away

[@FarmerKlein]

Your picking the cotton off the plant your not cutting or pulling the old plant out of the ground. Simply do your field work post harvest to plow or cultivate the residual into the ground.

[@nastygamer7748]

@@FarmerKlein ok thank you so much I was struggling! Have a good day

[@carterconger]

I cant sell my square bales at all they just sit in the marker but never disappear

[@FarmerKlein]

Are you trying to sell them at a production point? There was a time but I thought they fixed it that you could only sell up to the point the production filled up even if you did not own it. caused problems with cotton given the size of the modules. I do not work with cotton on a regular basis myself but I recall this early on.

[@magnusstrandberg1707]

Are you going to do a map tour of Stevie’s edit of Elmcreek? Merry Christmas 🎄

[@FarmerKlein]

I will have to look at it first.

[@Jack-gu7rr]

Excellent info! Very helpful!......Liked/Subbed..

[@xDannyBeats]

Awesome video! Very informative!

[@FarmerKlein]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jekylthorn8969]

Is it not possible to buy and place another spinnery?

[@FarmerKlein]

Sure the base game has two different designs to pick from.

[@David_loves_foods]

does the cotton regrow automatically after mulching it?

[@FarmerKlein]

cotton does not regrow the only crops that regrow are grass, sugarcane and poplar

[@slowbutsure504]

This game has the best animations

[@gabrieltarvainen9951]

Thanks for Helping

[@iwayned]

scaling for production and profit - someone said go big or go home.

[@THEGUY552]

I watch the whole vedio just to know why the price of the harvester that make round cotton is double the other one and i still don’t know :(

[@FarmerKlein]

Its the John Deere Tax.

[@THEGUY552]

@@FarmerKlein well damn

[@fredrickbrandon1771]

How do you store cotton on Farming Simulator 22

[@FarmerKlein]

Just leave them on the ground in bale form.

[@willgibson9718]

Can you please make a video about fount loader?

[@peteranserin3708]

Growing Cotton in England must be challenging.

[@AwesomeRepix]

Cotton Farmer eh? But I'm white!

[@Huntercallofthewild21]

Seems like the John Deere is faster....😮

[@Jorandoi]

cant imagine moving the screen with a keyboard

[@roseloki]

Spent hours in a contract and now cant unload due to not fully full. Time wasted. Was forced to quit.

[@lukasgadzijevas7163]

narrow tires

[@granvillewright4115]

WOW my head hurts 😀

[@rakubro]

I just made 2 mil in 4hrs

[@rakubro]

And more even

[@RacinJsn]

That it's time to plow it under... That's what I think of when the ai plants cotton...

[@graceypatrick]

This seems like way too much work 🎃