U.S. MAP! “FRANKENMUTH FARMING MAP“ FS22 MAP TOUR! NEW MOD MAP | Farming Simulator 22 (Review) PS5.
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- U.S. MAP! “FRANKENMUTH MICHIGAN“ FS22 MAP TOUR! NEW MOD MAP | Farming Simulator 22 (Review) PS5. Map by: TaylorFarms. New to Console! GIANTS Software. What do you start with on New Farmer? What do you start with in Farm Manager and Start from Scratch modes? How many slots does it use? What features stand out? All these questions and more, answered with me… MrSealyp.
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Hi MrSealyP! I live in Michigan, and in my childhood we would visit my grandparents at the lakefront about 50 miles from Frankenmuth. It's good to see this map! The look and feel of the map is very accurate for the rural area of Saginaw County. Let me tell you a little about the area in case anyone wants to role play what farming is like in Frankenmuth.
Michigan is defined by its location at the center of a lake system known as the Great Lakes. These five lakes are really freshwater inland seas; they are some of the largest bodies of freshwater in the world, visible from space, and Michigan touches four of them. Together, they form a system that eventually drains into the Atlantic Ocean, and our farmers use the St. Lawrence Seaway to ship agricultural products to markets around the world. Michigan has the longest coastline of any U.S. state, and the state is divided into two large peninsulas, each surrounded on three sides by water and joined by a 5 mile long suspension bridge. The Lower Peninsula, where Frankenmuth is located, is shaped like a mitten. This region of the Lower Peninsula is known as "The Thumb" of Michigan because Saginaw Bay separates this region from the rest of the mitten. Detroit, Michigan's largest city (where I live) is about 100 miles south of Frankenmuth, where Lake Huron and Lake Erie are joined by the Detroit River, separating the U.S. and Canada. Interstate 75, one of the largest highways in the United States, runs north through Detroit, Frankenmuth, all the way up across the bridge to Sault Ste Marie, Michigan in the U.P., and south through Cincinnati (Ohio), Chattanooga (Tennessee), Atlanta (Georgia), to Miami, Florida. For the entire 1,786 miles of this freeway, you will see billboards advertising Frankenmuth, Michigan as a tourist stop. Tourist destinations in Frankenmuth: Bronner's Christmas Wonderland (promoted as the world's largest year-round store for Christmas decorations) and two large family-style restaurants (Zehnders and Bavarian Inn), a "Cheese Haus," a fudge shop and so forth. Zehnders and Bavarian Inn are across the street from each other, each with an indoor waterpark, a hotel and famous chicken dinners. It is an exaggeration to call any of the buildings "Bavarian architecture." They're American buildings and shopping centers with signage and facia that have a vaguely "Alpine-style" appearance. On Google Street View, you can go down Main Street to see the town.
Geographically, Michigan and the Great Lakes were formed by the retreat of enormous, mile-high glaciers, leaving the Thumb area incredibly flat with the bedrock far below the surface. In Frankenmuth, there's about 18" of silty loam on top of 17" of very fine sand, with stratified layers of sand and clay below that. There are some lowlands around Cass River running through Frankenmuth, but this is more of a creek than a river and barely breaks up the flat landscape at all. Like on this map, rural roads in the area are straight, flat and narrow, and the fields are large and boxy. When I was learning to drive, I was terrified to drive on these roads because the speed limit is high and the drainage ditches on either side of them are deep, just like the ones you noticed on the map. Even the woodlots, which locals keep for hunting whitetail deer and farm subsidies, are usually square, accounting for about 5% of the farmland. Outside of town or around peoples' houses, these woodlots are the only places you'll see many trees. Somewhat ironically, most of Michigan was once part of the Great North Woods that covered a large part of the United States with massive trees, but lumberjacks clear-cut the entire state a long time ago. North of Saginaw Bay, Michigan is again mostly forested with birch and white pine, as the growing season is too short for farmland when you go more than about 50 miles past Frankenmuth. In Saginaw County, 78% of the land is farmland and the growing season is from the second week of May until the last week of September.
The land was originally inhabited by the Sauk people, who were pushed on to reservations in Iowa and Kansas, where they now share a tribal government with the few descendants of what remains of the Fox/Meskwaki people. The Fox also lived in southeast Michigan before the king of France issued an edict ordering their extermination when Detroit was a French colonial trading post. Chippewa/Ojibwe people, including the Saginaw tribe, were force-migrated to reservations in southeast and central Michigan when they lost their land in the Upper Peninsula. By 1837, when Michigan became a State, indigenous Americans had lost all of their land in Michigan. Today, almost every farm owner (98.6%) is white.
Because of the short growing season, comparatively poor soil and bad drainage, farming in Michigan is a little riskier than some other areas of the United States. Saginaw County has 1,250 farms, averaging 262 acres, producing more than $170 million worth of agricultural products annually (88% crops, 12% livestock). Farmers here often face bankruptcy; this is not a wealthy area at all. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the average Saginaw Country farm only nets about $11,000 in farm-related income annually, and another $8,000 in government subsidies, although this varies a lot by size of farm. There are still a lot of family farms (96%) that haven't been snapped up by big corporations, but there are 6 farms larger than 1,000 acres. 79% have internet access, 24% hires farm labor, 1% farms organically. Soybeans (47% by acreage) and corn (36%) are most commonly grown in the area, with wheat (8%) and sugar beets (5%) in third and fourth place. Saginaw County is 4th out of 82 Michigan counties producing grass and hay. There are about 8,000 cows and almost 10,000 hogs (dairy and other cattle products make up about 75% of the livestock revenue in the county). Land use practices can be broken down as follows: 20% no till, 21% reduced till, 44% intensive till, 11% cover crop. USDA characterizes Frankenmuth's soil as "nearly level and gently undulating [undulating!!!], poorly drained and somewhat poorly drained, silty soils on lake plains."
The giant grain elevators that you see on this map are typical of the area, and they can be seen for miles on the flat landscape. Michigan Sugar Company, the third-largest sugar beet processing company in the U.S., is the largest employer in Huron County, Michigan, and about 20 miles from Frankenmuth. This company is a grower-owned cooperative of about 900 farms across Michigan and Ontario, Canada, producing about 1.3 billion pounds annually of refined sugar, sold under the Pioneer and Big Chief brands in supermarkets, and also to industrial and commercial customers.The land was originally inhabited by the Sauk people, who were pushed on to reservations in Iowa and Kansas, where they now share a tribal government with the few descendants of what remains of the Fox/Meskwaki people. The Fox also lived in southeast Michigan before the king of France issued an edict ordering their extermination when Detroit was a French colonial trading post. Chippewa/Ojibwe people, including the Saginaw tribe, were force-migrated to reservations in southeast and central Michigan when they lost their land in the Upper Peninsula in 1837. Today, almost every farm owner (98.6%) is white. The land was originally inhabited by the Sauk people, who were pushed on to reservations in Iowa and Kansas, where they now share a tribal government with the few descendants of what remains of the Fox/Meskwaki people. The Fox also lived in southeast Michigan before the king of France issued an edict ordering their extermination when Detroit was a French colonial trading post. Chippewa/Ojibwe people, including the Saginaw tribe, were force-migrated to reservations in southeast and central Michigan when they lost their land in the Upper Peninsula in 1837. Today, almost every farm owner (98.6%) is white.
I live in Indiana. My wife and I visit Frankenmuth every Christmas. They have a huge Christmas store there. Worth the drive. Thank you, as always, for all your hard work. I would be lost in this game without this channel.
I second that sentiment whole heartedly!
I live in Indiana as well!
@@rcwayt4020 whereabouts? I'm close to Marion.
@@mykecollins3255 outside Seymour
I absolutely love this map, it's going be the one that sees me through till stone valley comes over. Cheers for the map tour Mr Sealy P
Im waiting for oregon springs
is there anyway to get water on the map for Free?
@@quitmanlott7394 go up to the farm near field 17, if I remeber right there's a pond there you can fill up from for free
@@quitmanlott7394 in the pond by the forest with the race tracks maybe
@@danielgibeault132 thnx for the help i found it but can u tell me how i can cut down the Trees bye 12 and 13 is there a way to buy that land and cute down those Trees
As a fellow “Michigander” my entire life, it’s so cool to see The Mitten State represented! We have a lot of farmland which may be surprising to most given how North we are.
I live near here. The area is known as little Bavaria. Check out the town online. There is almost a festival of some kind every weekend. It is very flat just like the map.
Excellent tour. That part of MI is definitely sugar beet country. Love the ditches. Road texture is accurate also but missing our famous potholes 🤣
That right Michigan is famous for those pesky potholes.
Most of us want a big open map, thats Worker Friendly and playable Passively.
Most large ditches in Michigan are because the fields are tiled... lots of water here ;)
I’m from Frankenmuth, zero resemblance. Just a base map with a name on it. The town grew from settlers using the Cass River as a thorofare. Cousins started a hotel and restaurant (known as Zehnders and Bavarian Inn now), which are now friendly rivals as they call themselves. I used to work for Judy Keller Zehnder at the Lodge.
Great research on my hometown area Mr.SealyP. I’m loving this map to death! Makes it homey feeling. I can overlook the german/Bavarian feel of the town. Excellent Job Taylor Farms 5 🌟
Great to see a Michigan map. Where in Michigan you can go from Hell,MI to Paradise,MI in ten hours. Lol
I like the look of this map as it has slightly bigger fields than Elm Creek so i'll definitely try it out but Calmsden is still my favourite so far, great map review keep doing them please.
Another great mod map tour as always, this is an awesome American map but I wish we had the option to buy all the parts of land.
I just sent Mr.sealyp a message a out that on here
I too was disappointed that Frankenmuth town wasnt on the map. They could have at least added the Nickless-Hubinger Mill 😉
Really enjoying this map, love the way you can delete most of the production facilities off the map, thanks for the great review
Yes Frankenmuth really exists. It's a German town with other cultures, good restaurants, a brewery and a year round Christmas Store. They also have a big Festival every Summer with a big car show. I live roughly 29 miles from the town in the small town of Chesaning, MI. which is also in Saginaw County.
Great video. Nice map but it is from that state up north. ;) O-H
Drainage ditches like that are pretty common in big agricultural areas, at least in the mid-west. The fields are huge and have drain tile that runs to those ditches. Culverts are the only reasonable way to get across them. In the city you have storm drains, out in the country we have ditches.
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I hope to see the map from fs19 back again. The map called Hollandscheveld. Im dutch myself and that map is really dutch
Love the map. Thanks mrseally for the narrative. I found that twice when I was on roaming the map I had a glitch that froze my screen. Rebooted fs22 twice and same thing happened. I may try again at a later date. Thanks, I really enjoy watching your reviews.
Great map tour mr P looks a very nice to play on keep up with the great work thanks for your time making theses videos 👏👏👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Been waiting on a map from Michigan! Some of the tree textures are a bit plastic looking. Frankenmuth is known for the largest Christmas shoppe around. It’s called Bronners.
Frankenmuth has restaurant named Zenders that hosts Zehnders snow fest every winter.
@@michaelwood7253 I’m in Southern Michigan not far from Indiana line. Haven’t been to Frankenmuth yet but someday I’ll get there.
Thanks MrSealyP great walkthrough. Love to see you Let's play on this one.
I love your content thank you. And being from Michigan I grew up 45 min away from Frankenmuth and was also surprised at the lack of Dutch influence here but I love the wide open spaces of the map
Love the map. But all harvest contracts go to train so save your 10% you get nothing for extra crop. Fyi
Those big ditches are for drainage when it rains heavy they fill in real life.
nice map but needs fixes
ai will not deliver anywhere after creating job
dog in tree
ai workers jumping field to field etc
This my all time favorite map on FS22.
I love this map also. I'm america also but I like how the roads are wider than the overseas maps. The scenery and buildings are gorgeous in the other countries maps. If only we could get the 2 combined like this map and the Bavarian buildings ❤ Love your videos, hope Mrs Sealy P feels better, and thank you for your awesome reviews!!!
The forest area where the motorcross track and log cabin are situated is all deciduous trees - you can't use forestry equipment on those and would have to use chainsaws with the lumberjack mod - that might be why you can't buy it.
Love this because I live in Michigan and this is how farming is for me.
Love the map. Going to play this one eventually. Thanks so much MrSealyP. Blessings to you and yours.
I like this map just wish you could buy all parts of the map.
I watch a lot of reviews, but this one is very informative. Thank you sir.
As always nothing short of perfection by MrSealyP.
Thanks for the tour of the map again.
Unfortunate this map is not something that works for my style...cheerz.
Love the video keep up the great work nice map for the big buds
First thing you should do is the collectibles before somebody removes them from the map because they're worth over 3 million. After you do 10 or so they will show up on your map as little yellow dots. You will have trouble finding at least three so get into your hot spots and start removing them and one will show up on that top left part of the map and the bottom right part of the map and the one that is near the pond Midway on the left hand side is invisible she'll keep looking down and slowly walking around and all of a sudden the collectible will show up even though you can't see it
I am currently missing 3. I found the sunken one by the pond, had a chat with the fish in there too. All the yellow dots have disappeared off the map so I have no idea where to look now 😆
@@raspingrabbit2379 shut down your hotspot list, the last couple are underneath the blue squares
@@paulripperger2971 I had tried that, then realised that you need to keep the one in the end, ‘other’ I think, active otherwise it hides all the dots. Thanks though, I would have given up without trying again 👍🏻
Love the map, but we desperately need the lone oak pack to go with it. Would make this awesome map even better
I like this maps layout, but the ditches got to go. They could at least be more shallow so the AI drivers can get out when they drive into them.
They're even removed from the buyable farmland so you can't even adjust them with sculpting in most places.
Also, the log cabin is super cool. I just wish it were on buyable land too so it could be your sleep trigger.
Wow MrSealyp, all your mod & maptours are so good. I love your eyes for details on all your vids 👍🏻
What I love about this map is if you do not own the land you cannot open any of the sheds Obama's because they're locked the only unlocks when you purchase the land which is absolutely brilliant I love it
Only problem is the crop calendar. I hate that there are no overlapping crops and you basically can’t do one in the spring and one in the fall like a lot of maps. Not sure if it’s a geographical location issue or what but it’s kinda frustrating. I want to be able to plant in the spring, harvest in the fall, then replant in the fall to harvest again in spring then the cycle repeats. If someone knows how to get in touch with the modder maybe you could pass along that message. Aside from that love the map, especially the included barns!
Love this map have played and been to in real life many times pls pls do a lets play on it
This map is very cool. I'm still waiting for an eastern North Carolina map. Maybe one day....
The ditches.... everyone in America that's every been in the country knows... those are pretty realistic as far as drainage
And real as far as drove off the gravel road into a ditch in the middle of nowhere... (gound is soft but so are the new cars.... but seriously it's pretty much a real life type ditches across most of all America that has a lot of fields with a lot of heavy rain)
ok we've got two michigan thumb maps. Can we get a northern michigan farming map? Old mission peninsula maybe?! or even somewhere in western michigan where there are hills
This looks like a pretty decent map, definitely captures that big, wide-open American farming experience. Not really my style of US map but I can appreciate the little touches and details in it nonetheless. Cheers for the tour, MrSealyP!
This is a good map but still waiting on Stone Valley lol. I lived in the area stone Valley is based off of. Great job Mr Sealy P as always.
I'm like you give me an English map any day I've got about 150hrs on calmsden and looking forward to the update. But I think I'll wait for stone valley to release so I can use some big kit.. You should have brought a chainsaw and seen if you could cut the tree's in that wood.👍
Would love to do a sugar beet harvest on one of the big fields to see how long it would take an see how much sugar beet you would get lol love the vid Mr sealyp 👍 I really want a mining map and a gold production or something like Wyoming valley (pc)
thank you for doing a fantastic farm review for in my state
Hi Mr.Sealy P,
So I have been playing on this mod map for awhile now and when you play with seasons as you know things take a long time to grow or produce at the factories. So my question is why can I buy the land where all of these decoration house are on So I can pretend like I have a lawn company to kinda of kill time??
Thank you for any information you can provide
Cool review mr sealy P. I live only a couple hours from frankenmuth
yeah they have a few of those german towns across the states . so this map just reflects farmland it is the town thats german structured stuff and specialty food goods . see you never see mods that do just specialty things like german sausage or goat cheese or some other countries food product as america is the great melting pot or was before all these yahoo folks started pushing garbage ideas but cultures were very diverse my grandparents and a lot of the german community in my area would travel over 100 miles just to get things needed for old family dishes times have changed so much young folks dont seem to care about tradition and wonderful history of things if still reading this the race track on the map reminds me of a old race track the forest took over that was shut down in the 60' ot 70's it still had cars in the pits and stuff left at track but you could see where it was but all the stuff you had to be at site and search till you found things it was awesome
It's a beautiful map with a serious problem, at least for me. The fields are barely separated at all and the Hired Hand AI does NOT handle this well. You will have to supervise the hired hands VERY closely or they'll wander off, fertilize fields that don't belong to you, PLOW your already planted fields and generally be a pain. I'm not saying don't try it, as it can be very rewarding but heed my warning. I even used terraforming to paint barriers between fields. This worked OK for planting and plowing, but not at all for fertilizing. Still, be aware and watchful.
Thanks again. Mr sealy
You said Michigan so well!
Good video
I live about 2 and 1/2 hours 3 hours West of there Frankenmuth
Great review!
2 thumbs up 👍 as always
Thanks you MrSealyP great map
Looks like one of Giants’ rejected American maps. Nothing that really sets it apart and it doesn’t even look like the place it’s based on
Could someone make a map where their are less trees and light poles and crap so I can have the AI start a job and I don’t have to babysit them.
I’m on PS4 and it’s not showing up in my modhub for some reason? Great map tour,looking forward to playing it
MrSealyP made mention of this yesterday or the day before. Has something to do with if you have "cross play" or "top mods only" selected in the modhub. For me, if I go to Top Mods Only, this stuff all disappears. Maybe there's something they need to fix still?
@@TheBiggRiggz all sorted thanks, just needed to switch it over
@@86draper good deal
Oooh that’s a nice map to try mr sealy p but at the moment I am enjoying fox farms thank you
WorldvFamous chicken dinners. Bavarian Inn. Also worlds biggest Christmas store brawners
The area your are talking about where to drive your land river, what about a dirt bike mod for that area as well?
I love the map but i can't Buy the plot that has all the trees Bye 12 and 13 also i can't buy the small areas around 12 and 13 that the house are on they are in the way Manly the Tress are the biggest Problem for me
Please, Please help me!! I have several silo mods in my game, but i can't find them anywhere. Where in game should i be looking for them to use them???? PLEASE HELP!!!!
Can’t wait to do a start from scratch on this map
Mr. Sealy P, will you be doing a Let's play from scratch on this map?
I hope those sheds find their way to modhub
Love this map!!
The Frankenmuth map is lagging on PS4 after the update. Any suggestions?
do you know on this map if you add buildings does it indent them in the ground like elm creek?
I’m on ps4 and I don’t see the new map and I’m literally viewing the modhub looking for it
I'm on the PS5 console and can't find Frankenmuth map in the mod section. Was the map removed?
This is an off the topic response to the way you where feeling and comments that were made to you, Calmsden Farm Eps 17.
First of all I do hope yourself and the rest of the family are well.
If you never show the passion and fortitude in the videos that you produce in Farming Simulator where would Giants be now because we need observers like you and many others that pump out these wonderful videos.
Farming Simulator 2008 was when it all started since then Giants have made approximately 25 million copies.
Without you MrSealyp and many like you, I doubt Giants would have lasted this long so keep up the fantastic passion and critic with the work you put into your videos.
It was your 2017 videos that made me look into the game FS17 and WHAM! I ain't stopped yet...
Keep Tractoring, I know it ain't a word but it works for me.
Back to Calmsden I've got some chickens to sort out!
I'm on xbox series x and this map and the last mods are not showing up on the modhub any idea y🤔 Another good map review do as always 👏 👍
The only thing i dont like about this map is the fields are to close with no road between them. Other than that great map.
Frankenmuth was a 20 minute drive from where I lived...
Great map. Just setup a cross platform server if anyone wants to join us.
I’d be down I play on ps5
@@theword9534 server is Calmsden map now due to players vote. Calmsden Public Server Free.
Join us on the public farm, loads to do.
@@ploughmengaming2998 cool I can check it out today.
For some reason this map does not show up in my modhub. I'm on ps4.
Anyone else not getting these latest maps showing up in game on mod hub
will this map be coming to console?
I love this map it actually feels like the US unlike the base game map. Don't get me wrong like base game map it just doesn't feel American is all.
my friend has this on consol and i dont so im not realy sure whats going on
This is not in the modhub on my PS4, someone know why?
I’m on PS4 and it’s not showing up in my Modhub. Anybody else having this problem?
Is this the 4x version? Or is he still working on it?
I'm giving this map a go
17,10 i think a storm drain for heavy rain
love the looks of this any idea when its out on pc ?
2 days ago, it’s on all platforms.
I can’t find this map anywhere on the mod hub and I’m on Xbox one
On the new map I can’t find any sort of water
We’re is my Oregon map it’s taken them long enough😂
Is it on console yet? For Xbox?
please dont talk about 2600 slots on PS4. As we all know, from 2350 on, we have red slots, wich means, the problems will beginning. Nice Map-tour anyway
Is this new farmer or farm m manager?
Is this out for Xbox one?
Is this map only for ps5 because its not on ps4 yet or has it just not come out yet?
It’s available on all platforms, I downloaded it 2 days ago on my Xbox One.
@@raspingrabbit2379 ok ty very much ill keep my eyes open I dont know why its not available for me. Its not even in downloadable