These CROPS Will Make YOU RICH in Farming Simulator 25!

[@MagicCat-el6mn]

Indiana farmer here. Swathing is only used in the far North areas of the USA. it is used to make the grain dry down more it has absolutely 0 effect on yield be it grain or straw produced

[@brantleyanderson3427]

North Dakota former farm kid here… the only time my family ever swaths is pretty much just for barley and for the same reason you already mentioned. A lot of the farmers around the area I grew up don’t even swath. And ya… the yield bonus is very unrealistic haha.

[@groundhelper3]

Yeah Im guessing they just added it like that due to the mods in previous games maybe just fs22 that added im not sure, but to kinda give a reason for doing the extra work.

[@zoutsider88]

You used to get a far better yield on swathed canola. Less chance for shelling out. Easier to control the drying. However new technologies have kinda made swathing obsolete here in Alberta.

[@petergamestudios]

they added it so it is worth doing in the game

[@warjunky1992]

In oregon we have a few farmers where i'm at (wilamette valley) they swath

[@legendaryarchie6512]

Cotton is great, it’s about 120 grand per square bale and you can rent the cheapest harvester for 24 grand an hour, so overall the more land you have the more economical it is

[@randomlife718]

I only got 83k for a square. It was full.

[@jtermyna1998]

@@randomlife718depends on ur economy difficulty

[@DeSibyl]

@@randomlife718 What economic setting? That could play into it

[@randomlife718]

@DeSibyl easy

[@grantwayl]

That's what I want to do, does it give more if you turn it into fabric and clothes?

[@danil2209]

What a quality video

[@thenoobccomipad6765]

The quality of the vid itself deserves a sub.... So you got me

[@That_One_Rooster]

No way. The results at the end shocked me farm fan. Splendid work. Your channel is so good. Amazing.

[@freecarpetseller]

Outstanding work Farm Fan. I knew it that sugar beet is one of the most profitables. Since 2013 it is the best way to farming.

[@zenoemenhemdeslappeslang346]

And if you play on the Riverbends map you just dump the sugar beets into the railroad silo and wait till the right season to sell it with the train.

[@freecarpetseller]

@zenoemenhemdeslappeslang346 im dumping on ground, and after that cutting to selling

[@JokerOrTickle]

@@freecarpetsellercutting is painful

[@justingregersen8084]

@@JokerOrTickle tip for when a ground conveyor mod comes out, put your beet cutting bucket on tractor over the trailer, then conveyor into bucket, and all you’ll have to do is move trailers

[@Nick-H12]

I don’t usually comment but this vid was exceptionally edited. Nice work!!

[@TopiasSalakka]

What about production chains? Like, which one is the most profitable after going through the whole production chain, like grain into flour, into bread and cakes etc.

[@larstimmerman1058]

1:07 he will do in another video

[@TopiasSalakka]

@@larstimmerman1058 Must have missed it since i was watching this while playing lol

[@davebond2381]

Swathing in real life doesn't increase yield in any way. The reason to swath is to kill the plant so it dries quicker, therefore it can be harvested sooner. The only reason to do this is if you would have too many fields ready at the same time or running out of season . In my area, they only swath oats and canola. We've never used a swather on anything else. Hope that helps. In the end, what's in the field is in the field, swathed or not. I think the game just increased the yield so people would use it

[@dyadyaBOB]

I don’t think you accounted that Spinach can be harvested twice. In my experience Spinach profits are on the level of Sugar Beets. Also, train silo accepts everything. So, you can store there.

[@thunderstone6096]

Oh that's actually a helpful tip regarding the train silo. Thank you stranger

[@CIAisntreal]

Cannot thank you enough for this. This helps so much!! Can't wait for the next videos

[@Farm_Fan]

You're so welcome!

[@Bored679]

There is a base game conveyor in both FS22 & FS25 that will make creates of potatoes and sugar beets. Oats and sorghum with the small growth time let's you plant grass with enough time for 2 cuts before the next planting.

[@Bored679]

BioBaler WB-55 can make poplar bales. So far, only items I've found that can't be turned into a bale/pallet or stored in a silo are stones, woodchips and sugarcane

[@ronal8824]

crates are cool but the time it would take to use a forklift to distribute any large amount is a terrifying thought

[@Bored679]

@ronal8824 true, never did say it would be fun to do without an auto loader, though object storage is base game now, so that helps, just push them in

[@Bored679]

Though, if you wanna throw out realism, grass gains the most due to magic grass

[@Farmer_brown134]

I’ve been making a cotton and grain farm and trying to get my productions set up, probably gonna end up doing animals too bc I want to try out all of the different productions, can’t wait for the modders to add even more too

[@briters0576]

Great video! The dynamic music and eye catching graphics was on par, all while providing a tone of info. Amazing!!!!

[@Popcornguy-exotic]

wow the presentation is amazing

[@flipkodi6628]

Very useful video because you easily present what is good and what is bad. Thanks for this one

[@pascalschulz5894]

The intro music makes me feel like I am watching one of Luetin's WH40K videos, lol. 😂 THanks for this video, now I can flex on my buddies in MP.

[@haniibriche6537]

The quality of the video is exquisite

[@austinbigdaddy1941]

Best video on this subject I've seen, hell of an edit really appreciate the details and visual effects. 5 outta 5 quality big dog!

[@fuse98]

Awesome video man, subscribed!

[@OutOfReach_AU]

Hey gamer! Probably the best presented FS25 video I have seen - nice work. Videos I haven't found: In my opinion, if you were to create a profitability deep-dive on all of the Production Chains, it would be very helpful & get some views.

[@Admiral_tintin]

Great video! Thanks for taking all that time to make. Yes I know only a fraction of the effort as mine are done on PS5, still takes time. Again thanks so much. I subbed for certain, can not wait to see more.

[@MaxStax88]

The video said you cant store poplar in silos but you absolutely can, BUT the only silo you can use for poplar is the train silo, its absolutely free and i believe you can store unlimited amounts. And as far as taking a long time to plant just use multiple tractors with the planter on the same field.

[@jankadunc5662]

Looking forward for more interesting and well made videos keep the good work😁

[@ricknineg]

Excellent video!

[@_mdebeer_]

Agreed 100% on soybeans, been my go 2 crop in 22 also. This time around however the rice is very nice. The machines needed are cheap and making fields are cheap also. The profit is close to on par with soybeans imo but the machines in total costs less and skip a lot of steps like fertilizer and plow. Using a cultivator i get 50% fert already and the seeder or rice planter is so efficient it uses almost no fertilizer in its planting pushing the 100%. No weeds etc makes it great lit only plant,harvest and cultivate. Soybeans and rice king for me.

[@dawsonmod]

Since 19 for soybeans for me I’m pretty sure 😂 before that conola

[@_mdebeer_]

@dawsonmod I see you are busy with interesting work. Will be watching.

[@LEVEL4LLAN]

Ananasek dobry pomysł z zagranicznym kanałem 👍👍👍 oby tak dalej!!

[@togrid4816]

The editing is amazing ! Thanks for all the info.

[@gielletje]

irl swathing is used to dry the crops but giants added the 25% yield bonus to make other crops more desirable

[@zoutsider88]

Great video 👍👍 Lmao silage simulator. Yup. I enjoyed some of the modded crops from fs22 like lavender, flax, alfalfa. They had high yields and good sale prices. Hopefully we will get some maps with them in fs25 or even better if they were added to the base game in year 1.

[@stephencollis1661]

There's an astonishing amount of production value here

[@MrOvimik]

This is the video i've been looking for, better then the others!

[@MixedUpSignals]

Excellent video. Thanks for your endeavours. Yes, I'm subscribing.

[@grzechu261]

If you count Production, i think Canola is the best Crop, since Canola oil is pretty expensive. But still the video is amazing.

[@BiPolarClay]

Been thinking about testing this, thank you for saving me the time.

[@Crumpett123]

Really nicely presented! Brilliant video

[@Luuk-ur3sp]

The sugar cane for example is giving you 41.491. Is this for only one harvest or multiple? Beceause you said you can harvest it multiple times (a year?)

[@ryanrocks93]

Silage additive tanks were automatically attached to forage harvesters, making it even more economical

[@SqueakingSquid]

5:50 FYI, you always could add silage additives to forest harvesters in FS22

[@WawakGuitar]

Thanks. Sounds like I need to plant some soybeans and bale grass while the workers are harvesting the soybeans.

[@d4k129]

Very good editing!!!

[@2DNoodles]

Great video, good mehodology in your testing. One question tho, how long did it take for poplar to grow to the ready to harvest state? if its anything over 12 months then its volume per hecter PER YEAR would be halved making it fall significantly. Time to grow is a big factor in determining profitability. for example with grass in 22, if you rolled directly after cutting you reduced the time to regrow to 2 months, meaning you could get 4-5 harvests a year. So all grass, hay, grass silage volume would be multiplied by that figure to give a per year profitability.

[@Konnanx]

Poplar takes 13 Months to regrow

[@happyjoyjoy6976]

crop growth times docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XCVloAMh-4tZ-_H5hObFBoCngT0UVCajkJx049H-1FE/edit?gid=0#gid=0

[@Anno_Nymous]

beet farming and sugar production should be pretty good, but either get ready for a lot of work or paying a lot of cash to be able to harvest the crops. btw, you cannot simply do a small field and compare it. for example leasing a beet harvester is not profitable on a small field, it becomes profitable with scale.

[@Torkkar]

So for poplar why not use the BIO Bailer? you can store poplar bales in a Bale/pallet storage, and you can use a round bale auto loader to load & move 24 bales at a time, not sure if you can toss the poplar bales in an animal feed mixer to unbale them & load containers, also if storing loose poplar you can load you trucks with belts that pick up from the ground, connect enough belts up and you can slither a full silo empty in a few minutes.

[@hartman11cc]

Play the game to have fun guys. Be efficient and proficient in life not a game. Its farm sim. Theres no reason to be sweatty here.

[@MuscleCarLover]

Exactly, I enjoy barley, oat and wheat and will continue to grow them, maybe diversify if I get a big enough field

[@SandwaterStudio]

Some people have fun being efficient, no right or wrong way to play

[@MuscleCarLover]

@@SandwaterStudio For those it's the right way. Just not for everyone to do the absolute best crop type etc

[@Ardaniill]

Are you watch farming simulator cybersport disciplines?

[@redbloodedamerican2346]

I don't think you understand what SIMULATOR means

[@SFuruli]

I've found that it's best to do what you enjoy, because the profits aren't really that much different.

[@thelonewolf9057]

thats crazy how Canola for you ranked higher than Soybeans. I started my playthrough with Canola and was barely getting 38K Liters total with the starting fields at 100% yield. When i switched to Soybeans im getting close 55K Liters at 100% and doubling my overall harvest profit. So very surprising to me

[@xgfofficial]

Quality ✅

[@gullev3321]

Even though rice takes a lot, since both planting and harvesting is with narrow machine, making rice to riceoil is the best option, IF you choose to make rice.

[@PatrickKrawczyk-u9g]

Thank you best farm sim youtuber

[@jonny5777]

Great video! Do you factor in cost of machinery when thinking about which crops are best?

[@MavrickAlpha]

Got my sub excellent video to the point and beautifully done 🎉

[@caglakupucu154]

Grains is profitable when you have large fields, cause you can buy giants headers and trailers and hire workers, but in my mind in FS games, more profitable means more pain the buttocks to earn that profit. So wheat for eggs and bales, green houses, cotton and soy is very good idea for growing the farm.

[@SAFOFFCIAL]

This is the best video ever😢

[@Iluvwater2526]

Great video I was wondering if I should get FS25 and I play on x box so should I?

[@CJreindl-d6c]

If you wanna yield more straw should have to use a straw walker combine that’d be cool for a mod or just in general

[@DogIQWoofWoof]

At the beginning i was like " shut up bro, u did not test all of them " but nvm. im sorry for actually thinking that way. Thanks for the Video keep it up

[@Nexusstationgamer]

Absolute cinema ❤

[@HF_962]

Been playing all week and not stacking up racks by any means but I spent 30k to buy the little oil plant and I mainly farm soybeans for their profit and one small field of canola for the canola oil and it’s a very good side income

[@SR1106RS]

@NPLAY das ist doch auch interessant für die xxl farm. Zuckerrohr und Kartoffeln ist doch auch eine spannende Sache.

[@Dawning_riot]

I prefer to use oats as a high value crop because I play with seasons off, and you can sow and then harvest oats every four months

[@markomaksic7169]

Hey friend, I was amazed to find such a quality video abot fs for the first time but man oh man i can't catch my thoughts. You speak too fast for a TOTAL beginner like me

[@ludovikfontaine5857]

Also with the precision farming mod, soybeans don’t need fertilizer so they are even more profitable

[@dub-s2079]

Any chance we can get a cheat sheet for all of these prices? An excel sheet would be greatly appreciated! :D

[@teunisdegamer4542]

Hello 👋🏻

[@Farm_Fan]

Hello 👋

[@Bursali.16]

9:19 Why should we use only 1 machine? We can speed up the work by using several machines.

[@kingofrivia1248]

Farmers tell me swathing reduces the loss of crops….but i just cant imagine that an extra step reduces loss i can only think it would increase loss.

[@weteringoost1]

Swathing does grow the yield of the mod sales the most i guess. Otherwise nobody would buy the DLC

[@Boernjongn]

Danke for this video i appreciate the effort

[@dodobird4155]

I really had big hopes that they will remake the economy in next game.. At this moment i think Giants just ignore people, and they want just money.

[@justingregersen8084]

They didn’t ignore, they focused on something else that people consistently and constantly bitched about in FS22…the AI

[@leesullivan8532]

Forage harvesters in 22 you could add silage additives but some mods bugged it out

[@cdotcizzle6268]

When he’s showing himself harvesting carrots and beets, he’s showing the harvester just dropping them on the ground. Is he then picking them up with something else?

[@mooienamen1]

Fastest profit is probably doing big log haulage contracts over and over

[@kempoficht]

So is there a link to a spreadsheet to check it all.

[@Mrwawa43]

The carrot harvester is able to be driven by ai , just drive besides it with a trailer en he’ll start harvesting

[@MrMarcel5]

Actually quality video

[@tinyrodent2821]

I can't see how people are getting a 25% increase from swathing. I did a test on normal difficulty on Wheat and canola. The yield increase for canola was 5%, and for what (+straw) it was 9%. How are people getting 25%?

[@Nexusstationgamer]

What editing software do you use I'm curious?

[@Farm_Fan]

The entire Adobe package

[@Shiftry87]

Any crop that makes u use a harvester that dosent have its own storage tank is an auto disqualification. Everything about Carrot and Parsnip harvesting just screams HELL NO. Not only are u forced to drive a trailer beside it, the harvester also only harvest very few rows making the whole process take way to long. If the harvester dosent have its own storage tank then that crop dosent exist untill the Follow Me mod is up and running again. EDIT: Parsnip can be harvested with a storage tank but only doing like 2 rows is painfully slow.

[@horssentc]

great video

[@Leonalayja]

Subscribed

[@merchantofkarma]

the answer is, happy hunting

[@pindadopje0162]

Damn I need to change my game plan. All my fields are canola 😂 Back to wheat we go for now

[@pindadopje0162]

Update I got 2 small 1 big field wheat And 2 small 1 big field corn Next field gonna be soy beans probably

[@LangSGR]

what was the map used to transition. I really want a map like that

[@LangSGR]

@Farm Fan

[@Farm_Fan]

hutan pantai

[@jessevvilsteren]

Just have to wait for the course play mods, than even carrots etc can be Automated

[@tommyvercettygt]

Bro finance gurus even on Farming Simulator 💀

[@davidraduta3289]

When wil the video with productions come out?

[@LNZT]

The yield from the swathing is cause u need a ton more money for equipment and some more time

[@cowboyhawks]

What map is that ? I’ve only played the American map so far.

[@Farm_Fan]

Hutan Pantai

[@Purrfarming]

How are parsnips such high yield

[@rouxstrauss668]

Swathing in the real world doesn't increase yield, infact it decreases it by a little bit because of losses. Swathing helps to prevent wind damage as crops can get destroyed through wind. If it lays on the ground, wind can't do any harm. We do swathing here in the area that I farm because of possible wind damage. When swathing as well, the crops ripen faster as well.

[@ZachW0127]

Swathing used to help with canola shelling in Alberta back in the day, helping it dry out a bit more before the pickup headers but nowadays it's obsolete

[@njorsing]

@@ZachW0127 here in Denmark it's still pretty popular, because you get a more even material into the combine and also, makes the stalk dry out. It's also makes it ripe earlier and if you have a lot of chamomile in the crop, it will make it easier to get through the combine

[@tenjedenpolak1]

dayum you cooked

[@bluebutterfly6394]

Poplar can be baled and stored in balesilos tho

[@Farm_Fan]

Yes, but the worker won’t bale it on their own, and the working width is so small that doing it manually will take forever!

[@bluebutterfly6394]

@Farm_Fan i think it would work with courseplay tho

[@flixxeltv8290]

I NEED THE FACTORY VIDEO MY BRO

[@tr165eaglebsa4]

You can round bale poplar..

[@roskalava]

This game should be Soybean Simulator

[@rehtafdog8]

1a=1m*1m then 10a=10 sq m. 1ha=100m*100m=10000 sq m. then 10a *10 is not equal to 1ha. 1000a or 0.1ha is the correct size of your test field (or 10daa)

[@nicz7694]

1a=100 sq m tho 100a = 1 ha He also said that he has a 10a field and multiplies it by 10 for getting the results of 100a = 1 ha

[@rehtafdog8]

@@nicz7694 do some research if you don't know what you are talking about.

[@nicz7694]

@@rehtafdog8 Thats what you should do 1 a (ar) is 100m2 ^^

[@nicz7694]

@@rehtafdog8 1a is 10m*10m buddy, You can literally google that right now.

[@rehtafdog8]

@@nicz7694 just google it and reply back

[@zebra5591]

So, i dont have the field info on the bottom right hand of my screen anymore

[@nicolashurler4635]

What if i sell silage in my own bga?

[@patrikstoor]

sooo... like in FS22 soybeans are still the best xD