Kicking off harvest swathing wheat & combining lentils - Saskatchewan Grain & Pulse Episode 14 FS22

[@willmcauley2373]

It’s common practice to just drive down the road with the header on the swather, but with Farming Simulators narrow road shoulders and not-too-intelligent traffic, that makes it difficult to do. Another great video!

[@farmertech51]

Glad to hear that you got access back to everything. Great video by the way. Always learn a lot from your videos.

[@KederkFarms]

Thanks, I'm glad to be back!

[@davidjrlocilento3353]

the side job for you if you can afford it go around your fields and cut down some of those trees and turn them into wood chips. Maybe do something with them Lisa wood chipper if you can.😊

[@dillweedh]

FYI here in the SW corner of the province lentils usually yield around 20-30 bushels an acre. Definitely worth it most years as the price is often quite higher per bushel (they are actually sold by the pound historically ~$0.35-0.50/lbs) and the input costs are significantly lower than wheat or canola

[@SimulationStationFS]

Loving this series Kederk. Im so happy to hear that you got your account back!

[@KederkFarms]

It was quite a stressful ordeal, glad to put it behind me!

[@dairydeereFS]

Now that's an interesting way to force a map update haha!

[@oldmanjeb384]

I would love to see some of these extra crops and mechanics added to other maps. I wonder if that's something a mod can do. Like the Anhydrous Mod.

[@KederkFarms]

Hmm that would be interesting. I know BCBuhler talked about maybe putting out a tutorial on how to do it down the road. I think they are focusing on getting EdgewaterSask released first :)

[@Declan_9373]

I like this series

[@dereksierens601]

Where do can this map be downloaded? I've checked a few places but have had no luck. Thanks!

[@KederkFarms]

It hasn't been released yet, still in testing. Follow South Sask Modding on Facebook or join his Discord server for updates

[@dereksierens601]

@@KederkFarms thanks for your response!

[@dereksierens601]

@@KederkFarms I really enjoy your videos by the way! Really awesome!

[@chaseallen808]

Where do you get that version of course play?

[@KederkFarms]

I'm using the latest version off the in-game mod hub

[@swampfox72]

I've watched this twice......thought it was discussed somewhere (watched a ton of vids lately) but does that swathing give a bonus or anything? Because not really saving anything if a harvester has to go over it again. Again I thought I remember some discussion about it, but maybe I'm imagining it.

[@KederkFarms]

It does provide a 20% yield bonus.

[@KederkFarms]

In real life there are other benefits to swathing that can't be fully represented in the game but I'm far from an expert on those farming techniques

[@swampfox72]

@@KederkFarms Thank you. I knew I heard something. I skipped around a couple times trying to find the discussion, maybe I just missed it.

[@KederkFarms]

@@swampfox72 I'm sure I talked about it somewhere but couldn't tell you where myself!

[@danielstolarski9725]

What mod do you have for the bushels and other American units?

[@KederkFarms]

It's called Unit Convert and was released by ThundR modding on his itch.io page.

[@danielstolarski9725]

@@KederkFarms ok thanks

[@FarmerTrio725]

Are you planning on streaming tonight

[@wisconsinfarmer5901]

I hope this map comes out soon for councle

[@KederkFarms]

Yeah it's still in progress. I'm pretty sure a new version got sent back to giants over the weekend so hopefully it'll be soon!

[@Redtractor656]

if i understood right your game got deleted right? my game got deleted after i played on it a few times

[@whereisthehabitat7561]

You keep calling them irrigation ditches. They are not for Irrigation they are to drain water off field. So just a ditch haha or water way. Or creek or tile drain. Up there I think they go by slough

[@KederkFarms]

Heh when I was farming in Minnesota (25+ years ago) we always called them irrigation ditches which is where the field tiles drained into. Never made much sense to me but how I've already heard them referred to and now it's stuck in my head.

[@whereisthehabitat7561]

Haha funny how some places fight water and others need more

[@southsaskmodding]

Yea a slough is the bigger bodies of water in the fields… and ditches are the little streams…