Farming Simulator 22 | Production Chain Testing | Is the Flour Mill worth it ?

[@markiemark1869]

Nice one guy's, good info there.... Also, you can use the modded grain mills that gives you more flower for ya grain & run faster ... & Just a heads up, unless it's been fixed, that base game mill, if you save all ya grain in your farm silo, till you have a lot, then in one go, take it to the base game mill & sell it to them before you buy it, then as soon as you sold all grain in go round front & but mill, all the grain you just sold will be there for you to use as your own, so happy day's 👍👍

[@Vbluguitar]

I really try not to use mods in tutorials, but we at least need an auto loading trailer - I think for my personal map I would definitely use a sped up mill. it takes SOOO long!

[@marcinl4238]

I think it would be more precise if you harvested all the crops from one field. You'd know how much raw material you've got from each type and you'd be able to calculate how much flour you'd get, hence you'd be able to calculate the price per crop type and flour made from it more accurately.

[@Vbluguitar]

Well, if you are trying to figure how much a field would yeild then yes, but in this case we were just looking at full tippers to see how much more the product would make. I would think that you would get the most for wheat on field per field basis.

[@michaelgray1351]

Hi Arthur, great video as we have come to expect from you 😀. Is this Flour Mill on a particular map and if not what Map have you used? Also where do find the different Industries as I'm new to FS22 although have played FS17 and still working my way through all your different videos in FS22 to understand the differences. Many Thanks Michael based in UK

[@Vbluguitar]

This mill is located on the default Elm Creek map. Its in the North East of the map and is marked on the map by a blue diamond with a conveyor belt symbol. All the Giants maps have multiple industries scattered around the map and if you hover your mouse over the icons on the ingame map, it should tell you want industry you are pointing at. The other cool thing is that you can also build an industry on your property so that you can have it close to your farm. As long as the field is flat the price is the same as buying it from the map. For example, on my vineyard map I downloaded a vineyard industry mod and added it to the map. You have definitely made me see that I need to make a generic "industries tutorial" lol :)

[@michaelgray1351]

@Vbluguitar thanks for that explanation 👍. I'm certainly enjoying FS22 and a generic industries tutorial would be really useful thanks 😀🍻. Keep up the great work 👍

[@bigron1985]

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