Three details: 1:Subsoiler have two field state, the Combiplow Gold will leave your field cultivated while the K-Series(Force, extreme, dyno) will leave your field in a stubble tillage 2: Cultivated have a better yield than stubble tillage IF you remove the weed, with weed, same yield, but once weed removed, the cultivated state is better by 5%. 3: Cultivated have small weed while stubble tillage have medium weed, if you don't remove the weed, it change nothing on the yield, but it's good to know to plan properly for the weeding.
Additionally 4m Amazone cultivator can be switched between shallow and deep work mode with CTRL Y. So far it's the only one i have found, that can do this.
@@chrisjones6002 You can have 2 cultivators in one tool. Shallow mode gives stubble tillage, medium weeds next month which can be removed only with hoe, does not dig up stones, and is easier to pull. Deep mode gives cultivated ground, small weeds next month which can be removed with weeder, digs up small stones, and is harder to pull. I have used it with Zetor Crystal HD, and there is noticeable difference in pulling speed between two modes.
I’m surprised they didn’t add it into the base game. They added a whole bunch of DLC content from 22 into base game 25. Except for precision farming and the hoses and tanks or whatever it’s called
I am quite disappointed with FS25, for a number of reasons, not least of which is GIANTs having spent precious development resources on frivolous features like tornados while ignoring gaps actually related to farming.
Couple of things: 1. You can roll before seeding and it works 2. If you fertilize before seeding you can then immediately put down the 2nd fertilizer after seeding 3. If you turn off 'requires plowing ' then it gives you the credit all the time.
6:20 in fact, stone picker does give a cultivated state. The reason nothing happened here is because it needs a plowed field to work. Practically, if after plowing you have medium or large stones you would use the stone picker (and roller with small stones).
Hey Farmer Cop, love your content (its basically the reason I play Farm Sim)! Small suggestion; An amendment to the chart to show the weed and stone sizes produced by the prep type could be very handy for newer players!
I hope you dig into stones and how worth it is to collect them. They can be used to produce cement, but no idea how much you need, how many you get from gathering, and all that jazz. It seems that if you want stones, then perhaps the spader would be the field prep tool of choice since it digs up large stones.
I think the dredging ship will eventually be our main source of stones. It seems like it will work like the iron mines in 22, produce a constant amount and dump them on the ground. Edit: I wonder if you can just keep going over the same field with a plow, subsoiler or spader to get stones. Make a pass, pick the stones and repeat. Without planting any crops and waiting. I'm pretty sure it worked in 22 but never bothered to do it.
@@chrisjones6002i think, although i have not tested it you need to spade, then do something else to the field like picking the stones before you can spade again. I don't think you can do it twice in a row just to dig up more stones. Maybe run a shallow cultivator over it will work too? At least the production gives a meaning to the stones, and can be a reason to turn on field stones.
@@gtrulez That's what I was saying dig up the stones, then pick them. The stone picker changes the field so I think you could plow or spade again right after picking the stones.
Mulching then rolling, gives you a fertilized state, so you get the small flat bonus from the rolling + mulching, but also save on the time, and cost, of a solid or liquid fertilizer application?
Mulcher note from their website: You can attach a mulcher in front of the tractor, too. Attach a cultivator at the same time in the back, and you can do both steps in one turn!
As a newbie, I dont understand why I would ever use anything besides a plow. Its just as fast, gives a plow state, no weeds and only small stones. Why would I bother with anything else? Is it because you would want stubble tillage so you can mulch it? If thats the case, then why not just mulch and then plow?
You are missing a few important things to consider. A plow is only "just as fast" if you have access to unlimited horsepower. You'll be able to run a wider cultivator than plow with the same tractor. More width means less passes, means faster work. No weeds is nice, sure, but a shallow cultivator gives no stones. Weeds are easier to deal with (huge working width even on low end cheap sprayers) than stones. Then you've got direct drill seeders that will let you skip cultivating entirely. Much faster than a plow. If your direct drill also fertilizes, that's another step skipped. You have to deal with weeds of course, but again, that's much quicker than dealing with stones.
The plow is one of the slowest options on the table and in general they’re narrower implements. On small fields you might not see much of a difference but on larger fields that working width can make a difference measured in hours of IRL time to get a field done.
Plows are narrow, require big horsepower and are a weird shape which can be a pain and pull up stones which annoying when you just need a shallow cultivation
this game only came out a few days ago, and I assume you are using the Gov't subsidy addon. I noticed that you had over $79M. But, I do like what you did with the content of this video. It really explains a lot for those out there that may not know what each implement is used for or what it does to the ground.
He needs to have a lot of money so he can do these videos. For example, he was doing a video about raising cows and he needed to buy several sheds so he could demonstrate them. These are not playthroughs.
so my confusion from an ingame stand point. Why would someone not just play after harvest? is there a benefit to stubble or a cultivated state that you mentioned that I just didn't catch? I know the plow is kind of slow from fs22 but it just doesn't make sense to not plow vs like harrows or subsoilers. I really enjoy your content, not complaining or anything but I am still lost on the concept of the variety that doesn't seem to really be of a benefit
I just got into the Farming Sim franchise and honestly a lot of these words don’t make sense, like what’s the difference between deep and shallow cultivation, why should you use this piece over this piece, is there a video that explains all this from a beginners point of view
As of right now it is really just made for role play I think. Besides having to plow after beets, corn and potatoes. In real life (I am a farmer) here in Idaho we use subsoilers, we call them rippers, they are deep tillage. They break up the compaction layer left behind from excessive truck driving or wet soil conditions during previous cultivation practices. The goal of cultivation is to prepare the next crop for a healthy and effective growing season, while reducing (or increasing depending on the situation) of weed and insect pressures. As far as in the game, both shallow and seed bed cultivation will be good for planting, and plowing or subsoilers must be done after certain crops.
So, should you plow every season or can you leave it until you get the "Needs Plowing" state? Also worth noting that the PW 100 - 12 plow with the Pacomat pulls up ALL small, medium and large stones, so a picker is a must-have after using it which cultivates the fields, making the $13,000 Pacomat attachment completely useless!
Only plow when you have the ''need plowing state'' almost all the other soil equipment are bigger. I will recommended a cultivator for an other 10% instead of 5% from the weeding removal. And yes, the Pacomat is completely a waste, not only do not have any pro, but also have a con.
Im not sure what it is, but first time i cultivated my land got small stones, next season i got large stones. Added onto that, i plowed the land next to it and got small stones. So i think the size of the stones is reliant on a different factor. Another interesting thing i found is that i plowed, destoned and cultivated and had to destone the field again.
On the US map: the ai worker struggles to use cultivators, planters and other equipment wider than 15 meters. The ai keep stop working because some obstacle getting in their way like a tree. Or they missed a large spot of the field in the end. Do you have the same experience?
Judging by the chart it seems like the disk is the best option overall. I've decided to keep everything on so it's more challenging, plowing, stones, weeds etc. I hate using plows so I'll use a subsoiler as needed too. I'm going to miss precision farming too, I assumed it was going to be a base game option. I hope it's added as a mod at least.
The last stream I caught from farmer cop. He said that Fs made a deal with big farming industry like John deer and others, and they pitched it and gave the info for it. So that deal was for the previous game. They would have to negotiate it for the new game. That said I hope they do
If you don't roll your field will be stuck in ''need rolling'' and the only way you can remove that state is by rolling your field right after seeding. If don't want to roll, just unselected the ''need rolling'' on your map, otherwise, you will always see that state.
This is great but is there a best order to do them in? New farmer here! Also, just harvested sugar beats, what do I need to do to prepare it for a different crop?
You should only need to cultivate as the bare minimum. Depending upon your settings you might want to plow instead, then lime, remove stones if needed, fertilize etc.
The final chart doesn't show which leave small weeds and which leave medium. In 22 that did matter because most weeders only worked on small weeds so you had to use herbicides which came with a yield hit.
It does technically matter, but most people in FS22 advocated for handling weeds right after seeding, either mechanically or by herbicide, in which case you'd get no yield penalty even with herbicide. Of course that could be annoying as it would be difficult to see what areas you'd covered with a weeder or sprayer as there were no weeds grown yet, but since 25 has GPS for all platforms, there's even less reason to wait for weeds to grow.
I'm fairly new to these games. But if it needs to be plowed and limed (I think every 3 years). I plow, stonepick, lime, fertilize (so I can see area covered doing it after lime), seed, roll, then fertilize after first growth stage. With that I get decent results
Got a bunch of seed in a trailer, but don't know how to unload them, without losing them. Silo, won't accept, and seeder won't load from the trailer - I've dumped some on ground, scooped with front end load, and can't load a seeder - This should NOT require a mod Unused seed, should not need to be tossed, once in a trailer, or on the ground !!
You can't roll up next to it on the ground and have it fill the seeder attached to your tractor? Not saying I've tried it or anything but I just kinda assume it would work
Also how did you get it in the trailer to begin with? If the game won't let you hit unload and it spawns in pallet form. It shouldn't let you load it into that kind of trailer
I’d be happy with this game if it didn’t keep crashing on ps5 since it was updated yesterday 11/13 I’ve played roughly 20 hours and had 17 crashes. Crash data and video of crashes reported
@@Slackerdude74 ok, if the first time there was rocks in the ground and just move into the surface... Why there is rocks all the time? Rock don't appear in the ground like that... You have it maybe 2 times on a totally new field you sow for the first time, but that's it.
Even better option I actually only just discovered in my game: one of the implements under the "Weeder" category is actually a hoe, not a weeder. (I think it's like the 3rd in the list?) It's also the only hoe available in game. It performs the same function as a weeder, in that it can remove weeds frrom the field while the crop is in the first growth state, without using chemicals that damage crop yields. However, it has a much faster working speed of 11mph, compared to the 7mph of all the weeders. It's also got a 15m width, which beats or matches all but the largest weeders, AND is the only thing that can remove medium weeds without chemicals. It's now the only tool I'll use for weeds. Spraying herbicide costs money for the chemicals, and IIRC it also harms your yield by a few%. It's faster than any other mechanical weeder, has the same working width as all but the 2-3 largest weeders, for a fraction of the cost. Bonus feature is that you can use that same tool for both weeding and hoeing contracts as well, which can add up the income quite fast. Especially since it's very decent width and amazing speed means you can do the higher paying contracts for the larger fields without much issue.
Do you mean because of the massive stuttering? If so, just keep playing, it’s shader cache, it smoothed out for me after a while. I do however sometimes get random black artifacts. Running maxed out 1440p on a 13700k + 4080 It’s a buggy mess but I have faith it’ll be fixed. Best of luck farmer PS, make sure you got it installed on a SSD and not a HDD. I have it on my M.2
@towNdrift12v yea i knew about the Catche but I have a weird thing where when I'm moving around I see the objects have a mirror green thing around it. It's hard to explain
Honestly not helpful, for a tutorial you should have talked about when is the right moment to use different types of cultivators. Instead you’re showing just the obvious. Didn’t even talk about yield impacts
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Three details:
1:Subsoiler have two field state, the Combiplow Gold will leave your field cultivated while the K-Series(Force, extreme, dyno) will leave your field in a stubble tillage
2: Cultivated have a better yield than stubble tillage IF you remove the weed, with weed, same yield, but once weed removed, the cultivated state is better by 5%.
3: Cultivated have small weed while stubble tillage have medium weed, if you don't remove the weed, it change nothing on the yield, but it's good to know to plan properly for the weeding.
Additionally 4m Amazone cultivator can be switched between shallow and deep work mode with CTRL Y. So far it's the only one i have found, that can do this.
@@mtbiker678 What different result does it give by switching it?
@@chrisjones6002 You can have 2 cultivators in one tool. Shallow mode gives stubble tillage, medium weeds next month which can be removed only with hoe, does not dig up stones, and is easier to pull. Deep mode gives cultivated ground, small weeds next month which can be removed with weeder, digs up small stones, and is harder to pull. I have used it with Zetor Crystal HD, and there is noticeable difference in pulling speed between two modes.
@@mtbiker678 Good to know, Thanks. It sounds like a good purchase to me.
@@chrisjones6002 it does affect the yield, cultivated bring stones up but also increase the yield by 5%
We need Precision farming back
Agree
I’m surprised they didn’t add it into the base game. They added a whole bunch of DLC content from 22 into base game 25. Except for precision farming and the hoses and tanks or whatever it’s called
@@_P0tat07_That sucks haha I'm gonna jump on on precise farm on my 22 game :)
giants has said they arent bringing it to 25 in the discord
I am quite disappointed with FS25, for a number of reasons, not least of which is GIANTs having spent precious development resources on frivolous features like tornados while ignoring gaps actually related to farming.
Couple of things:
1. You can roll before seeding and it works
2. If you fertilize before seeding you can then immediately put down the 2nd fertilizer after seeding
3. If you turn off 'requires plowing ' then it gives you the credit all the time.
6:20 in fact, stone picker does give a cultivated state. The reason nothing happened here is because it needs a plowed field to work. Practically, if after plowing you have medium or large stones you would use the stone picker (and roller with small stones).
Direct drill seeders maybe should have been added to the test.
Hey Farmer Cop, love your content (its basically the reason I play Farm Sim)! Small suggestion; An amendment to the chart to show the weed and stone sizes produced by the prep type could be very handy for newer players!
Thank you for all the tutorials you've been posting, I'm new to Farming Simulator, and your tutorials have been invaluable. Thank you 🤜🤛
I hope you dig into stones and how worth it is to collect them. They can be used to produce cement, but no idea how much you need, how many you get from gathering, and all that jazz. It seems that if you want stones, then perhaps the spader would be the field prep tool of choice since it digs up large stones.
I think the dredging ship will eventually be our main source of stones. It seems like it will work like the iron mines in 22, produce a constant amount and dump them on the ground.
Edit: I wonder if you can just keep going over the same field with a plow, subsoiler or spader to get stones. Make a pass, pick the stones and repeat. Without planting any crops and waiting. I'm pretty sure it worked in 22 but never bothered to do it.
@@chrisjones6002i think, although i have not tested it you need to spade, then do something else to the field like picking the stones before you can spade again. I don't think you can do it twice in a row just to dig up more stones. Maybe run a shallow cultivator over it will work too?
At least the production gives a meaning to the stones, and can be a reason to turn on field stones.
@@gtrulez That's what I was saying dig up the stones, then pick them. The stone picker changes the field so I think you could plow or spade again right after picking the stones.
there IS a cultivator that fertilizes, the Horsch Tiger 8 MT has an option to add a fertilizer distribution system for use with the Horsch front tank
What is the diffrence between shallow cultivation and normal cultivation? And when do you use the one or the other?
Rolling and mulching adding so little to extra yield it isn't even worth the cost in maintenance and fuel you put on your machines
Exactly, i never did mulching and rolling in FS22, considering the high cost and low yield improvement...logical thinking.
But rolling is useful when planting grass, it will give you a 2,5% bonus forever
@@bojanh66 I was doing it in this one, but probably will not anymore unless I am really bored
Mulching then rolling, gives you a fertilized state, so you get the small flat bonus from the rolling + mulching, but also save on the time, and cost, of a solid or liquid fertilizer application?
Mulcher note from their website:
You can attach a mulcher in front of the tractor, too. Attach a cultivator at the same time in the back, and you can do both steps in one turn!
Thanks farmer. I've been playing FS for years and didn't know that
i work for summers and enjoy farm simulator alot. im happy to finally see one of our products in it
the amazone cultivator has a working change (ctrl +y) shallow standard deep
9:06 - He does talk about that.
As a newbie, I dont understand why I would ever use anything besides a plow. Its just as fast, gives a plow state, no weeds and only small stones. Why would I bother with anything else? Is it because you would want stubble tillage so you can mulch it? If thats the case, then why not just mulch and then plow?
You are missing a few important things to consider.
A plow is only "just as fast" if you have access to unlimited horsepower. You'll be able to run a wider cultivator than plow with the same tractor. More width means less passes, means faster work.
No weeds is nice, sure, but a shallow cultivator gives no stones. Weeds are easier to deal with (huge working width even on low end cheap sprayers) than stones.
Then you've got direct drill seeders that will let you skip cultivating entirely. Much faster than a plow. If your direct drill also fertilizes, that's another step skipped. You have to deal with weeds of course, but again, that's much quicker than dealing with stones.
The plow is one of the slowest options on the table and in general they’re narrower implements. On small fields you might not see much of a difference but on larger fields that working width can make a difference measured in hours of IRL time to get a field done.
Only need to plow every now and then, some seeders cultivate when they plant.
So you would plow like ever 3 harvests maybe
Plows are narrow, require big horsepower and are a weird shape which can be a pain and pull up stones which annoying when you just need a shallow cultivation
That's the beauty of video games. You can play the way you want to play. Your logic makes sense to me.
At a guess I'd say small stones from the plough is a bug, I'd expect that to be corrected with the first big update
this game only came out a few days ago, and I assume you are using the Gov't subsidy addon. I noticed that you had over $79M. But, I do like what you did with the content of this video. It really explains a lot for those out there that may not know what each implement is used for or what it does to the ground.
He needs to have a lot of money so he can do these videos.
For example, he was doing a video about raising cows and he needed to buy several sheds so he could demonstrate them.
These are not playthroughs.
so my confusion from an ingame stand point. Why would someone not just play after harvest? is there a benefit to stubble or a cultivated state that you mentioned that I just didn't catch? I know the plow is kind of slow from fs22 but it just doesn't make sense to not plow vs like harrows or subsoilers.
I really enjoy your content, not complaining or anything but I am still lost on the concept of the variety that doesn't seem to really be of a benefit
I just got into the Farming Sim franchise and honestly a lot of these words don’t make sense, like what’s the difference between deep and shallow cultivation, why should you use this piece over this piece, is there a video that explains all this from a beginners point of view
As of right now it is really just made for role play I think. Besides having to plow after beets, corn and potatoes.
In real life (I am a farmer) here in Idaho we use subsoilers, we call them rippers, they are deep tillage. They break up the compaction layer left behind from excessive truck driving or wet soil conditions during previous cultivation practices.
The goal of cultivation is to prepare the next crop for a healthy and effective growing season, while reducing (or increasing depending on the situation) of weed and insect pressures.
As far as in the game, both shallow and seed bed cultivation will be good for planting, and plowing or subsoilers must be done after certain crops.
So, should you plow every season or can you leave it until you get the "Needs Plowing" state?
Also worth noting that the PW 100 - 12 plow with the Pacomat pulls up ALL small, medium and large stones, so a picker is a must-have after using it which cultivates the fields, making the $13,000 Pacomat attachment completely useless!
Only plow when you have the ''need plowing state'' almost all the other soil equipment are bigger. I will recommended a cultivator for an other 10% instead of 5% from the weeding removal.
And yes, the Pacomat is completely a waste, not only do not have any pro, but also have a con.
I loved this guide on how to your field in Farming Simulator 25 😅
Wut?
Im not sure what it is, but first time i cultivated my land got small stones, next season i got large stones. Added onto that, i plowed the land next to it and got small stones. So i think the size of the stones is reliant on a different factor.
Another interesting thing i found is that i plowed, destoned and cultivated and had to destone the field again.
Another great video Chief!!!
Mulching before cultivation adds a fertilizer state of 1 I believe
On the US map: the ai worker struggles to use cultivators, planters and other equipment wider than 15 meters. The ai keep stop working because some obstacle getting in their way like a tree. Or they missed a large spot of the field in the end. Do you have the same experience?
Judging by the chart it seems like the disk is the best option overall. I've decided to keep everything on so it's more challenging, plowing, stones, weeds etc. I hate using plows so I'll use a subsoiler as needed too. I'm going to miss precision farming too, I assumed it was going to be a base game option. I hope it's added as a mod at least.
Wouldn't be surprised as a DLC
@@MavMcLeod Prob just going to be added as a mod again.
@@MavMcLeod it was always a free dlc since its an EU commision
The last stream I caught from farmer cop. He said that Fs made a deal with big farming industry like John deer and others, and they pitched it and gave the info for it. So that deal was for the previous game. They would have to negotiate it for the new game.
That said I hope they do
My field just keeps saying, needs rolling.No matter what I do, I've tried to plow it fresh, I've rolled it.Nothing changes any help?
If I remember fs22 correctly, you can only roll immediately after seeding and before the first growth stage.
If you don't roll your field will be stuck in ''need rolling'' and the only way you can remove that state is by rolling your field right after seeding. If don't want to roll, just unselected the ''need rolling'' on your map, otherwise, you will always see that state.
Roll after you seed. If you don’t do it after that, you will get that message. You can’t wait until it starts to grow. Has to be immediate.
Farmer Cop,
Any idea how if you combine 2 fields, by plowing in between them, you cant hire workers? they simply wont work. says cant find a field.
Weird it worked for me. Make sure you don't have any bits of not plowed stuff left, the field detection seems to struggle with that.
@@MrMartinNeumann does the entire field needs to be plowed? i just plowed in between the 2 fields. i dint plow the main 2 fields that are on the map.
@@bmk418 nope i only plowed were they joined you just have to make sure you have not missed a bit i had the same problem the first time
workers =cant even find premade fields in my game. theyre bugged
@@gregorycomeau9146 there seem to be some premade fields that are bugged.
This is great but is there a best order to do them in? New farmer here!
Also, just harvested sugar beats, what do I need to do to prepare it for a different crop?
You should only need to cultivate as the bare minimum. Depending upon your settings you might want to plow instead, then lime, remove stones if needed, fertilize etc.
The final chart doesn't show which leave small weeds and which leave medium. In 22 that did matter because most weeders only worked on small weeds so you had to use herbicides which came with a yield hit.
Oh, and field creation, do some or all subsoilers allow you to make new fields without dealing with that ridiculous angle?
It does technically matter, but most people in FS22 advocated for handling weeds right after seeding, either mechanically or by herbicide, in which case you'd get no yield penalty even with herbicide.
Of course that could be annoying as it would be difficult to see what areas you'd covered with a weeder or sprayer as there were no weeds grown yet, but since 25 has GPS for all platforms, there's even less reason to wait for weeds to grow.
@@Qualjyn I don't think you can mechanically remove weeds if they're not grown. I think you can only spray.
@@konfuchie357 You can. Weeding just after planting does prevent them.
That was cool and very informative, but I still have no idea or understand. lol 😄
How do I prep a field if it’s already mulched and plowed automatically after an harvest just lime it up a re seed ?
Will you get weeds after ploughing then cultivating?
What does seedbed do? any advantages?
Would love an answer to that as well.
I think the horch cultivater has a option to apply fertilizer.
I've been running the 5.5m mulcher and the 5m supsoiler
With the mulcher on the front the AI will raise and lower the mulcher when it's need
I'm still trying to find out how to full up the DEF as i cant find it anywhere
It auto fills when you fill diesel.
@@911discoinferno Thanks
I don't see why you would ever use a spader. Cultivator is just better in every way, except plowed state, but a plow is better for that anyways.
ty FC
What order should a noob go by?
I'm fairly new to these games. But if it needs to be plowed and limed (I think every 3 years). I plow, stonepick, lime, fertilize (so I can see area covered doing it after lime), seed, roll, then fertilize after first growth stage. With that I get decent results
How do you keep your camera 3rd person when switching vehicles. Mine always defaults to 1st
Got a bunch of seed in a trailer, but don't know how to unload them, without losing them.
Silo, won't accept, and seeder won't load from the trailer
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I've dumped some on ground, scooped with front end load, and can't load a seeder - This should NOT require a mod
Unused seed, should not need to be tossed, once in a trailer, or on the ground !!
You can't roll up next to it on the ground and have it fill the seeder attached to your tractor? Not saying I've tried it or anything but I just kinda assume it would work
Also how did you get it in the trailer to begin with? If the game won't let you hit unload and it spawns in pallet form. It shouldn't let you load it into that kind of trailer
I’d be happy with this game if it didn’t keep crashing on ps5 since it was updated yesterday 11/13 I’ve played roughly 20 hours and had 17 crashes. Crash data and video of crashes reported
I’m on ps5 and updated , never crashed once
Yeah same, about 20 crashes last night alone
So what is the best choice now?
It depends on so many favtors for your fields
It appears that the cultivator and spader had slower growing weeds and the others (except the plow) had faster growing weeds.
oh, it's that stubble tillage vs cultivated seed bed that determines the weed growth.
Where the rocks came from?
The ground... 🤔
@@Slackerdude74 ok, if the first time there was rocks in the ground and just move into the surface... Why there is rocks all the time? Rock don't appear in the ground like that... You have it maybe 2 times on a totally new field you sow for the first time, but that's it.
@@XxKidnoffxX
Dude it was a joke as I was only joking. 🫤
@@Slackerdude74 oh, sorry I didn't get it.
it has something to do with the yearly ground freezing and stones behaving differently than soil when that happens, you can look it up
Spray herbicide right after field prep, you don't want them medium weeds.
Even better option I actually only just discovered in my game: one of the implements under the "Weeder" category is actually a hoe, not a weeder. (I think it's like the 3rd in the list?)
It's also the only hoe available in game. It performs the same function as a weeder, in that it can remove weeds frrom the field while the crop is in the first growth state, without using chemicals that damage crop yields. However, it has a much faster working speed of 11mph, compared to the 7mph of all the weeders. It's also got a 15m width, which beats or matches all but the largest weeders, AND is the only thing that can remove medium weeds without chemicals.
It's now the only tool I'll use for weeds. Spraying herbicide costs money for the chemicals, and IIRC it also harms your yield by a few%. It's faster than any other mechanical weeder, has the same working width as all but the 2-3 largest weeders, for a fraction of the cost.
Bonus feature is that you can use that same tool for both weeding and hoeing contracts as well, which can add up the income quite fast. Especially since it's very decent width and amazing speed means you can do the higher paying contracts for the larger fields without much issue.
Im so aggravated because I'm on PC and I can't get the graphics set right.
Do you mean because of the massive stuttering? If so, just keep playing, it’s shader cache, it smoothed out for me after a while. I do however sometimes get random black artifacts. Running maxed out 1440p on a 13700k + 4080
It’s a buggy mess but I have faith it’ll be fixed. Best of luck farmer
PS, make sure you got it installed on a SSD and not a HDD. I have it on my M.2
@towNdrift12v yea i knew about the Catche but I have a weird thing where when I'm moving around I see the objects have a mirror green thing around it. It's hard to explain
W
Me watching the video knowing I'm just gonna use a direct seeder and skip field prep entirely cause I'm lazy
I want my bourgault back lol
Honestly not helpful, for a tutorial you should have talked about when is the right moment to use different types of cultivators. Instead you’re showing just the obvious.
Didn’t even talk about yield impacts
Need some more preparation mate, You are all over the place. I know You want to get those vids fast, but take more time.
and still not multiangle? hmm...
Legend!!!🫶💚🚜
Can you do a Dedicated @John Deere Tractors for me 😉😉