Farming Simulator 25 - Part 6 - Investing in Greenhouses for Passive Income

[@lordvader3766]

Trev, at the top of your 3 fields, there’s a shed. Sell the shed, you have a collectible in there that a museum will pay 10k for. There are 25 on the map

[@itsjustmylife_x]

Quite clever, nice tip. Thank you!

[@Will-101]

Great tip, hopefully he does this

[@fradees8172]

I have given that tip in the last video so hopefuly he will do it next episode

[@cumminsforlife328]

You’re to fast I was about to tell him about that

[@TheCuggsmeister]

FYI: Hay is dried grass. Straw is the dried stalks of other crops such as barley or wheat. Hay is used as an animal feed wheras straw tends to be used for bedding and as a floor covering.

[@robertschmidt7625]

And scarecrow stuffing

[@bradb3527]

Trev! Get your grass grown and ready to cut. Lease, not buy your baler and wrapper for the first while. Don't be afraid to lease equipment for a short time if you find it worth it. Get your silage game on and sell your bales! First note the fermentation time...don't sell until ready, they'll still be wet grass. That's how I get rich and rolling in the early game.

[@Tomtomtomtomtomtmtomtomtomtom]

LOVE THE FARMING SIM VIDEOS PLEASE DONT END THIS SERIES TREV

[@petercolonell8743]

The reversing of the trailer had me dead, I’m still convinced that no one can successfully reverse those types of trailers haha

[@russwalls3591]

Try backing 2 in real life lol. Made 40 bucks off a bet. It took me a few trys to get it figured out but I put it right where they wanted them.

[@HelloHayley1996]

I told my bf he gonna have to put me through a training session on backing in trailers 🤣

[@petercolonell8743]

@@russwalls3591 used to work on a hay and straw farm I’ve done it plenty of times it sucks haha

[@Kentril2112]

Canola, soybeans, and peas are some of the most lucrative cash crops. Also, you can spend a little money to cultivate a rice field and then flood the field and use that as a source for free water. You have such a hard time with those trailers because the ones with the front dolly are meant to be attached to another trailer, not directly to a vehicle.

[@petrolhead8551]

Or you can just attach that trailer with the front dolly to the front of the tractor, that way is easier to handle and to move around only when backing up those silly trailers

[@petercolonell8743]

Loans are in the financial section of the main pause menu. Same button you use to see your crops and stuff there’s a dollar sign icon that will give you a financial breakdown and that’s where you can get a loan. In FS22 and prior games it was $5K but you can go up to $500K

[@debonairgaming3348]

The $500k is just the starting point too. As you expand your farm and have more value added, the loan amount increases. The payments are pretty low once you start bringing in good money, so it's a great way to expand quickly, then you can just pause for a couple months, pay it down, or do what I do and just keep the loan floated for eternity because I'd rather keep expanding things than pay it down haha

[@hrd4mud]

The interest per month is less that a single expensive machines lease payment.

[@marianpopik3649]

We need more consistent episodes of this series

[@Will-101]

For sure

[@RedneckFarmer24]

There are smaller cheaper options for some of the larger production buildings in the $30,000 range. They make products much slower but are worth it for early game! For example there is a large oil production and a small oil production. Something fun and different to try! Love the series! Keep it up city boy😂

[@skoot0962]

find the 25 collectibles and pick up a quick 250K

[@thetopten481]

I hope this series never ends.

[@jamesadams464]

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[@chas_webb]

I heard her strategies are really good, How do I reach your Coach/mentor...

[@jamesadams464]

Aldona Šabanienė program is widely available online..

[@jamesadams464]

She mostly interacts on Telegrams, using the user-name.

[@jamesadams464]

@AldonaSabaniene.

[@alexanderadams553]

The market has gone berserk! whether you're a newbie or a veteran trader, everyone needs a sort of coach at some point to thrive forward.

[@gurmanjeetsran8315]

Tip: Forage wagons are better than bailing, in forage wagons you just pick the grass up and just unload in bailing you first bail you then load it, needs more equipment in bailing 2) Can use steering assist by holding key H so you can drive hands free on fields!

[@sTiVo23]

Put down the smallest rice paddy, flood it, and fill your trailer from there. 😀 I am a disabled person, and the MacDon is basically my power wheelchair on a grand scale: power up front, casters on the back.

[@adamr8284]

Making those little mistakes is how you learn this game. You are doing exactly what everyone else did when they played for the first time

[@umairasif15]

Like not collecting straw and selling it and thinking why wheat and all straw giving crops give so less money 😅

[@snerdterguson]

When you can afford it, invest in equipment for lumber. You can get about 12k per load of wood chips and it takes very little effort. Selling logs doesn't really pay out for the amount of work, but with a wood chipper, it is easy consistent money. Haven't seen the planking yet, but I imagine that pays even more. Weirdly, farming seems to be the least efficient way of making money in Farming Simulator.

[@itsjustmylife_x]

It pays more for a reason though, not the easiest to maneuver.

[@76aussieguy]

you need small inputs on the wheel when reversing the trailer mate. the full lock to full lock over correcting makes it difficult real quick

[@petrusnatanael535]

Please keep the farming videos coming🙏

[@jollyrogerhobbies2386]

Trev, don't forget about leasing equipment. You could lease that roller for an hour and roll the field and then return it.

[@Will-101]

My thoughts too

[@marc-antoineroy3410]

Buy yourself a pressure washer Trev! Seeing how much you love those pressure washer and cleaning games it is very satisfying.

[@gothicnightrider]

27:40 Trev would LOVE to watch you play NASCAR 😊🎉❤

[@gothicnightrider]

34:00 YES MY CDO (OCD) LOL IS SCREAMING 😂😂

[@enderbutter9297]

You activated my Siri, she told me the weather.

[@SpankyGazpacho]

If you place a small rice field and flood it, you can use that as a free water source on your farm.

[@PeruvianGuy.]

Yes, grass farmers are a thing. Some of them cut grass fields, make huge square bales and sell them to mushroom farms. They use machines like the MacDon. Had no idea that was a thing and was impressed when I saw the vids… pretty cool to see!

[@jsreeves01]

Dont forget about the tractors GPS. Main update for the version. Hold down the B button and change to steering assist. That gives you the most efficient way to use the tractors in the field. It will also control the teactor and make full, strait passes.

[@dreweboygaming]

Loan is under the finance menu. Next tab across from prices 👌🏼 small loan out doesn’t hurt if you get your equipment. 100k should get you mowing decent with baler and wraps

[@baileysawyer6183]

U def need to take out a loan. Take out $500,000. Just to start making alot of money. Then pay it off little by little

[@kiernanchurch5193]

You could always lease equipment like the rollers and stuff. Also taking some of the big fields for harvest jobs are nice because you always get extra to sell for yourself. You could either sell it all there or you can take what’s left and put in your silo (which you can put multiple things at once in) and wait for the best sell month.

[@alistairr.9656]

Yes i love this series

[@GAME_CLIPS_2772]

Hay is dried out grass, straw is the product you get from the swathe left behind the harvester, after harvesting wheat, you can turn it into straw bales

[@RedneckFarmer24]

For large scale mowing with a swather the going rate per acre is $17 to $22 an acre. Most fields are 160 acres at the minimum.

[@DukeGamingHD]

Love the fs25 content !!! Keep it coming 👍

[@Bigdawg_brasi]

Don’t mow in circles nephew 😂

[@Fjigg]

The man is at F1 Vegas and still dropping vids on the regular!!!!!!! CHAMPION!!!!

[@insomnia2904]

Convenient and near free water source place a very small rice field, while it's flooding you can fill your water for free

[@ericrunyan5188]

Hey Trev, there’s a good place to get water closer to to your farm, take the road between fields 6 and 7 to the river

[@animationmaster517]

FINALLY ANOTHER FARMING VIDEO

[@thataveragecapybara]

FYI: for the greenhouse selling is just selling of course storing stores it in the greenhouse and distributing puts the product out on pallets i would strongly recommend distributing and then going to selling them at other places because you will make a lot more money than when it auto sells

[@KiviMargolese]

Yessir I love when tmartn posts 🎉

[@murraylewers5945]

hey trev it's smart that you store up your greenhouse items so you can sell them all at once

[@Julian-yd4jq]

keep this series going

[@timishefty8755]

Love this series so much

[@blakeyoung1299]

Loving this series Trev

[@userkirby]

If you put a small rice field on your property it comes with a water pump that you can turn on and fill your tanks. Just make the field very small so it doesnt take much more space than the pump.

[@DragK20Civic]

So good watching a noob when I'm one too, we're figuring it out together😂

[@davidcraft4945]

At the vehicle store...head to upgrade/fix shop with water trailer. See if you can swap goose neck with a solid or locked hitch or axle

[@royaldemontg2296]

28:03 for future purposes try keeping your ends when mowing inside of your signals itll prevent patches

[@baileysawyer6183]

Also please put ur equipment in the garages 😭😭 it’s so frustrating 💜💜💜

[@mikeblake2198]

The more hours a piece of equipment has the faster the repair bar will drain. That goes for everything not just drivable vehicles. Also if your harvester has a low repair bar you will lose some yield when harvesting. Having damage on your tractors will result in lower horsepower. Damage on trailer or tools doesn't effect anything its basically just visual.

[@mikec2341]

if you press and hold the hire worker button, you'll get an option to use "steering assist" it'll help keep you locked on a line.

[@PanicWithoutDisco]

if you are short on money you can always sell some things, including buildings you dont need, and only lease the vehicles and tools you need for the job.

[@hrd4mud]

My grass setups is the slightly better bailer that allows 150 cm bales. I run that behind the second or theirs mower it’s green and mounts to front of tractor I mow and bale in one pass. Then I have the cheapest small wrapper that hooks to front of tractor I wrap one at a time and set them off the field to side area to ferment. I think my investment was about 100 k including the bale grabber fork that holds them rather than spears them. The 100 k loan is under 1 k a month interest( I’m maxed now at iver 500 k and it costs me 2 k a month interest). I have currently one grass field the one closest to the road by the cows and it nets me like 15 k 3 times a year. You mow and bale, then fertilize one time and it is 95% bonus

[@brycekennedy3835]

Also make sure each time you cut the grass you fertilize it so you will get a better yield.

[@krazy4baja]

You can reverse the seat in the macdon and drive the other direction too, it’s a awesome grass cutter

[@saky516]

Let’s get it Troy Bolton!

[@baileystine8946]

I watch daggerwin his videos tell you a lot ide highly recommend

[@jamesscott6123]

Love the fact you do things different and learn as you go! Keeps it interesting!

[@BeanBoysEsports]

Day 1: TmarTn please bring back another planet zoo series, in my opinion top 5 best series you ever, there are also new DLC's that you could have fun with. See you next upload!

[@fieryphoenix586]

That's exactly where I put my greenhouse. Looking at developing that area more.

[@BiggFigg86]

I have had good luck with planting peas and getting the canning factory to get canned peas. Almost 10,000 a pallet. Big future plans if you get the rope factory and get sheep and plant cotton you can make a killing on rope but it’s expensive to get a factory at the start.

[@ej8085]

Loving this. Happy Thanksgiving

[@BoHerwynen]

Not sure the button for PC or anything but the button you press to hire an AI worker you can hold that and set up steering assist (GPS). Makes it easier to harvest without missing anything,

[@jonathansperini7025]

Little tip, you can make a small rice field for like $1500, put it anywhere you want, and flood it any time for free water

[@alfredtg]

30:51 wood transport

[@kalmanherbak2735]

You can also mow the grass next to your fields to make the hay.

[@lars.srensenofficial3211]

If you feel like it, you can also sell the free water where you get it and make money from it, but I can't remember if it's really a lot of money you make. 😊👍✌️

[@beastgorillagaming2658]

Also Straw is a rough cut like leftovers from wheat is the stems from it kinda and it is used for like bedding and Hay is the cut grass like you want but usually it's specific mixes of grass like a lot of hay where I live in Montana has alfalfa in it. But you mow it then windrow it to put it in lines let it dry and then you go flip it and let it dry and then you bail it and sell hay bails. And yes most people in Montana either have cattle ranches or hay farms which is what they call grass fields in this game and they make or can make big money doing it.

[@siem040]

You should try forestry/woodchipping!

[@Kimi-ed3em]

Tip: If you have the macdon pack, you can harvest your crops with it and get more yield

[@Dutchjeff]

Most favorite series at this moment TmarTn2! Baling, mowing, and big harvest fields are my most favorite contracts to do

[@Kililaplayz123]

Let’s goooooo I LOVE This series please keep it going 😊❤

[@jamiecrosbie]

the trick is to take on 2/3 mowing jobs at once with one cost of machine hire

[@Stratton-f4q]

The beat crop of you to plant is most definitely corn and soybean because they give you the most money in late October or early November just letting you know Trev

[@Jesus21x]

I know you're in Vegas right now Trevor but please keep these farming simulator videos coming. Enjoy the race tonight!

[@topper8742]

Cant wait for Trev to learn about GPS and Ai help amd how it actually works.

[@reflex8993]

I almost thought the series was over😂 Love this series!

[@oaman1299]

Hey Trever, I love the Content! Keep it up. One Tip that could make you money is there are 25 collectibles around the map that give you 10k each. (250k total) Tutorials are on KZbin. Just some advice to give you some money for that grass field.

[@RuseyYouTube]

Hey Trev, it's amazing to see such an established content creator playing one of the best games available for the first time. Genuinely enjoying watching you play. Little tip if you didn't know, selling lettuce straight from the greenhouse normally gives you a lower value, your best to set it to storing and then physically load up and sell yourself in the month when it's worth the most. My fs22 experience suggests you can lose up to 30% of the current sale value (which is not even the best value) thanks in advance for more

[@cartermarchenkuski]

Straw is made from wheat when you put the straw slawth on in the combine and hay is when you run over the grass with a rake to dry it out

[@ChristineClifton-g1d]

Harvesting is good because you get paid cash and get some extra grain off it aswell

[@BlueLare]

Love that trev trying new games

[@jordiboi7177]

If you go onto factories and scroll down to the bottom. You get an option to buy smaller businesses for around 30k plus which is worth doing

[@mornemacdonald6979]

Hi Trev, not sure if you know this already but you can merge some of your smaller fields with a plow, also if you in the future want to plant grass on the small field next to the cows that could be a spot where can place sheep pens etc.

[@vincentbeebe295]

Look into goats, feed your goats the grass, get goat milk, the goat milk sells for a good price

[@leif-william397]

Straw is the the product you bale after harvest of wheat and oat , hay is dryed grass

[@baileysawyer6183]

Let’s gooo! My fav series on YT

[@Habu71]

silage is how you make some good money early game. Grass is cheap to plant and harvest. then bale and wrap it to make silage

[@dean7215]

Sheep are great money makers! All they require is water and grass! And they make wool!

[@bradencarlisle2245]

Wait until trev figures out you can accept contracts, borrow the equipment for it, and still hire workers to do the contracts for you while you do something else as well

[@NYlocked]

Better that you rent equipment in the start and let workers to the job at your farm while you do contracts

[@godhands4004]

You can make small rice field and went You flood it. You can fill the tanker for free water

[@Tekkaz82]

Build a small rice field and when you flood it you can collect water from it

[@brianvanhedel]

straw is rougher and mostly used for bedding for cows etc and hay is much finer and softer and is food for the animals

[@randyo8516]

Someone get this man on a real farm just to see how it all works. As a guy who grew up on a farm some things he says are hilarious

[@tristandebeer7457]

Hey Trevor you should try DCS it's a military flying game that is so much fun and you would enjoy it alot lots of love

[@AZSH.TRACKZ]

Aye! Another episode 🙌🏾🔥 I was getting a bit worried 🥹 Glad to see you back at it again 👏🏾

[@purgeb]

If you go back to your factories and scroll to the bottom you’ll see those grain mills and stuff for $36,000 you can put on your farm that’ll get you started.

[@julienmagnon5927]

Yessss another farm sim video, can’t wait for another flight sim episode

[@muxia6833]

Straw is for bedding. Hay is for eating.

[@johnhoover8507]

You can make a 5ft x 5ft rice feild and use pump to flood it get free water