Is FS19 better without seasons?

Re: Seasons vs no seasons - time consuming

Simply put: If you play FS19 for the experience of driving the machines and make money by a quick turnover of crops, then no, Seasons is not for you. It will have no benefits, and only contribute to slowing down your gameplay.

What does seasons do in FS19?

What is Seasons 19? Seasons 19 is a mod for Farming Simulator 19. It increases the game's realism by adding seasonal changes. These changes affect how and when you can work your fields and how successful your harvests will be.

Is there a big difference between FS19 and FS22?

FS19 offered slightly over 40 tractor variants for your farmer to use. FS22, however, has expanded the equipment options to over 400 different models, and over 100 different manufacturers. You can find nearly any major tractor you could possibly need for your simulated farm, categorized by small, medium, and large.

Does hay rot in FS19 seasons?

Hay and straw rots when kept outside in the rain. However, straw and hay heaps inside buildings will not rot anymore, like was the case in Seasons 17. Grass still always rots, as this material is wet.

What is the most profitable thing to do in FS19?

Root crops and sugar cane - make lots of money, take long time to harvest, many, MANY, trips back and forth from field to storage and from storage to sale point. Silage - same activities as for root crop with a few extras.

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What farm makes the most money?

Livestock is probably the most common way farmers make money from their land. And while animals have a few more expenses and a higher overhead, they usually bring in top dollar in terms of net income.

How many years is hay good for?

If the hay was of good-quality when harvested and stored in a dry place with sufficient airflow, hay is likely suitable for consumption for two to three years. Keep in mind that hay, even premium forage, loses much of its vitamin content in the first few months of storage.

Does sun damage hay?

In other instances, yellowing might be due to sun-bleaching, which occurs when stored hay is exposed to direct sunlight. Sun-bleaching decreases carotene content and palatability of the discolored hay. Sun damage usually affects only the outside of bales, so much of the hay in these bales is probably salvageable.

What does the sawmill do in fs19?

This mod adds 2 placeable sawmills (one with deco crane and one with open space), a placeable point of sale for wood products and 3 fillTypes to the game. Sawmill without crane: Construction costs 450000 €, Daily costs 100 €, processes 100000l of wood per hour, can store 1000000l of logs.

What is the difference between plowing and cultivating in FS19?

Differences between plowing and cultivating

While plowing turns over the soil, bringing the lower soil up to the top, cultivating is loosening the top layer of the soil. In Farming Simulator, the more time-consuming plowing is rarely necessary, though. In most cases, cultivating will suffice.

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What is the point of silos FS19?

Silos for store and distribute crops, liquids, product and much more! Every silos has a button to allow or disallow the spawn of pallets.

Can you make it snow in FS19?

Besides seasons and a correct Geo mod you will have to check the weather tab of seasons to see web it snows, the temperatur must be below 0°C aswell. The longer you make a season the higher the chance for snow to fall.

How hot is too hot for hay bales?

From a quality perspective, it is best if hay temperatures stay well below 130° F, but there is little risk of fire up to that point. It is a continued temperature rise above 130° F that signals potential danger, and detecting those conditions is the purpose of monitoring bale or stack temperatures.

Is rained on hay bad?

Added moisture from rainfall can also cause growth of microbial organisms. These organisms metabolize carbohydrates and can thus further reduce forage quality. If rained-on hay is not again dried fully, mold and mycotoxin growth can occur which can put livestock health at risk.

Is it OK if hay gets rained on?

Hay that has been cut and then rained on can lose quality in four ways. These include: 1) leaching of soluble carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals, 2) increased and prolonged plant respiration, 3) leaf shattering, and 4) microbial breakdown of plant tissue.

Will cows eat old hay?

Here are the risks of feeding moldy hay to livestock:

Horses are impacted the most by moldy hay and can lead to respiratory and digestive problems like colic or heaves. 2. Cattle aren't as sensitive to moldy hay, but certain molds can result in mycotic abortions or aspergillosis.

Can horses eat moldy hay?

Don't feed moldy hay to horses. Most moldy hay problems are from mold spores, which can produce respiratory disease in horses. Many of the common mold toxins develop in the field during a delayed harvest.

What makes hay go bad?

Temperature and moisture

Most dry matter and quality losses that occur during storage are due to molds and bacteria that consume hay's nutrients. These microorganisms generate heat that causes chemical reactions and additional nutrient loss.

What is the number 1 cash crop?

It's hard to beat almonds and grapes. Almonds were California's number one cash crop at $5.6 billion, and grapes followed closely at $4.5 billion in annual sales. Cannabis will need to do some catching up to overcome those numbers. But as the California cannabis market matures, it may take the number one spot one day.

What is the easiest crop in fs19?

The simplest crops to farm are Barley, Canola, Oats, Soy, and Wheat. Even in New Farmer Mode, users will not have all of the equipment they need to properly care for any of the other available crops.