I'm back in this game after a looonnng break. This time my goal is variety. I've never played a game over 6 weeks straight without burnout, so that's just me. I just bought the small field right across from the sawmill and planted trees, and I plan to do cows and maybe sheep. I'm definitely going to add this to my mix. Thanks!
I'm late to this video (3 years woo!) and now it's on the switch. my first time playing farming simulator and i'm addicted. Problem is unlike playing a game on the pc playing it on a portable (I got a switch lite) it gives me such a crick in the neck!
I took your advice in this video and after about I would guess 3 hours of work I made a profit of $24,000. It did pay for all the equipment I used money from pigs and swath to get me start.
Man, can't tell you enough how fun and entertaining you are! I look forward to every video of yours, and just saying, you have one of those voice-over voices. You know, like the commentary on blue planet or such
I'm a console player but love your videos. I'm also play with my kids on a family map. keep up the good work. Keep your head up on the ex as well, time will heal things. I went through the same situation and it's been 8yrs. Stay strong sir.
Getting money for the start: On a new map, I usually do the gold-nugget-hunt first, sell any crop in the silo, get the maximum kredit and buy a wind-energy-plant from that. Next I go on "holidays": Set the time-lapse to the max and let it go for some (game-) weeks or I go on a mission-trip and working on every field the map offers. You mentioned the train delivery: Have you ever tried dumping your tractor trailer into the train bin (you should definitely do that at the sawmill ;) and what I like with the train at Goldcrest: you can use the train station as additional crop storage ;) You missed out doing grass-silage for the biogas plant! You don't have to have expensive equipment for doing grass-silage in the silo. Especially if you play on a map where you have a BGP sellpoint on your Farm (like it is on Drumard Farm - the very best map if you are just starting to play FS17, because it is completely equipped! Every machine you would think of starting a farm you already get at start - and everything is unused. Just buy your animals or energy plant(s) and start farming!) you can make money almost like in FS15 (at least on the PS4 version of the game). The Price for BGP-Silage fluctuates on easy at Drumard Farm between 2.000 and 3.5000 per 1.000 litres (that makes 8.000 to 14.000 credis for silage-bale equivalent!!!). So if you dump your silage silo with usually I fill it up to 750.000 litres of chaff, you get between 1,5 and 2,2 million Credits for each harvesting round (great demands not included in this calculation).
really?!? the bees??? I can't believe that: Let's say I have 2.400.000 Cr to spend. I buy a wind power plant for 1.200.000 Cr. and I buy 60 bee houses (20.000 Cr each) for 1.200.000 Cr. The wind plant will provide 500 bucks an hour and will cost 50 Cr. a day. The bee houses would provide 60 times 8 Cr./hour equals 480 Cr. per hour and will have a runtime cost of 60 times 8Cr/day equals 480 Cr. a day. So the bees do not provide as much income as the windenergyplant and over the top they have almost 10 times the runtime costs (the amount of space for placing them all not included in this calculation). Knowing that, I really can't see, how the bees could make better than the wep? All prices where taken from Giants Islands Map played on hard on the PS4 Version.
With the Kuhn FBP 3135, I take straw up to 96% full then go hit a line of cut grass that was pre-prepped and rowed out. With the wrapper on, you get silage out of straw. Both are junk and both are basically free. So I guess you can do the same without the Kuhn pack by having a separate wrapper and both simply take a bit more time.
great vid ,and i did not guess wright. i love doing silage but hate putting it in the pit in fs 17 and hate wrapping bales in IRL. so thanks for the tip
Not sure if you are aware of this, but the great demand in 17 doesn't boost the price, it only locks the current price for a couple hours, so if the price is low it will get locked at a low crappy price during the demand. It doesn't mean you are getting the highest price, just a fixed price so its very different than 15.
bck318 you need to fertilize grass you planted, and also wait for it to get to the second growth stage for the best yield. With natural grass, you can't fertilize it for extra yield, so just wait for it to get to the second growth stage.
you may need to fertilize it to increase the yield, not sure about that, but it grows back well enough without doing so, which means not fertilizing saves you work and may still save you money, depending on how much difference there is between yields.
My CASH CROP is grass, and wrapped to make Silage. Now Silage is fermented hay. But if making Silage out of grass you don't need to tedder it to make hay first. The moisture of the long grass will help with the breakdown as it ferments. So in short, cut the grass, windrow it and bale and wrap it. I use the Nadel R90 Telescopic Front end Windrower with the Krone 155 bale wrapper. As an example I was running 5 fields on a map. I was running wheat. Selling it for the best price and baling the straw and selling that. My net from both was about $250K. But when I made Silage from those same 5 fields I made over $535K. now, with a regular crop like wheat you have to cultivate it, fertilize, fertilize, and fertilize. With a plow every 3rd harvest. But with grass after it's been planted and you harvest it. It will already have the 1st level of fertilization, and you can give it the second on the day of the harvest. You then give it the 3rd fertilization the following day and harvest again the nest day. it's a quick rotation and a great cash crop. I've only done one video on this game and that was a week or so ago. And I explain my cash crop, and that same money cheat in detail. At one time on another save game I had 6 crews at one time and making over $2.5 million per harvest. It was too much to handle. Great video though sir, appreciate. GRASS!!! Another example, if you bale grass and sell it I was getting $440 bucks a bale. BUT,... and it was a BIG BUT,.... When I wrapped that same bale it was worth $2649 bucks per bale. That is my cash crop. The amount you get will vary per map. but it's a great go to Cash Crop. by the way, I commented at the beginning of this video. I have yet to see what you've named your cash crop. So hopefully were both on the same page in the end. Ding! Order up! Yeah, you'd like my setup, come over and watch the end portion of my vid and see my setup.
Hi Arthur, I do not post a lot of comments, even though I watch your channel frequently. But every once in a while, when I get bored with my life I need to get once your nerves. So, my substitute-you-tube-daddy just to force you to spend a few more hours on this topic: further down the production chain...is animal husbandry worth the effort? If you put into the calculation not only the crops but the investment in machinery and animals, where is the break even point? Is there for example any point in feeding silage? (besides we just do it for fun anyways)
I work for Kuhn in real life so when I went back and started playing my old farm sim 17 it’s so much cooler to me now then it was to me when it came out…just wish we had Kuhn auger wagons because that’s what I weld at work lol botec 55-90’s all day baby
The other thing about silage is if you use the right tools and the silage compactor silos, you can make vast, huge amounts of silage... Then just conveyor belt it into the bin and make a fortune... Even more so if you use the BGA Hopper 17 mod, which freezes the price for as long as there is silage in the bin, so you don't get price drops between dumps if you're using a loader bucket or switching the conveyor belts between silos. Yes it's more work than a crop you can sell direct from the field, but the payoff is far greater... (link to the BGA mod: www.fs-uk.com/mods/view/38723/bga-hopper-17)
I agree, though I wouldn't have included it here, because I was trying to go with the default game. Locking the economy, or at least slowing it down would make a huge difference. It would be a lot more like making silage in 15 :)
The thing is, you can't do hired help for most of what is needed for grass mowing + baling + wrapping. You can get a little help with FollowMe but that's it. So abusing wrapped bale sileage price stability is good in the early game but once you get tired of being a "one man band", doing all the work yourself and listening to that god awful bale wrapper sound over and over you can earn more money per in-game hour with real crops and hired help via multiple harvesters. In reality with FS17 the BEST crop is the one you have in your storage bins when the market price spikes. If you're still living hand to mouth (or rather field to sell point) then you can focus on profitability metrics like yield per seed amount or yield per acre but once you have a buffer just keep a good supply of everything in your storage for when it comes time to sell.
Interesting stuff - I notice you didn't take into account the seed usage for wheat and soybeans, there may be something there to increase the profit of soy due to the lower seed requirement. Obviously grass product is going to be more valuable over time as you don't have to replant it every season. But then as you pointed out grass is a lot more work and (maybe) less frequent yield (you still have to prepare fields and sow for the grains). But also when actually playing, soy is seen as "easier" - because I have to unload the harvester less frequently, and 1 truck load is more "value". I may be able to sell all my soy in 1 truck load, but with wheat I will either take a hit on the second load, OR have to wait a few days for the price to recover. Personally I like to sell my silage bales at the biogas plant because digestate = free fertilizer, and on some of the maps I play silage bales are also constant price, where loose silage does vary. And finally... how does all this compare to the value of logs if you planted trees on that field? :)
It may not be Sugar, it may be the sugar substitutes. Be sure of the sweetener in those cupcakes and cake, MANY soft drinks use HFCS (High Fructose Corn Surip). They contain NO SUGAR. Many people have issues with the sugar substitutes these days, headaches is one of the common complaints.
Best way to get more money per load is load up two trailers and get them to unload at the same time. So you get the most money for the first load. I use the Black Sheep trailer and sell 140,000 all for what ever the price is. You unhook one with the dolly still attached and while it’s unloading you back up and unload the other one. Can work with up to 4 of these with two trucks
You mentioned the Switch Edition. I have it. It's just like 17 without any mods and DLC. My biggest complaint is it does not have a flad bed for pallets unlessIi use the bail trailer which I haven't tried. I hope Giants releases DLC. I need them lol. I might just buy the Platinum on PS4..Oh! Also the train...you actually drive it so to make money on wood either sell woodchips on a great demand or put the logs into the pond.
Me too. I so wish we could have the DLCs on the switch. Lol - I also agree about not having a flatbed truck or something - you can do it with the IT runner and an IT runner mod truck, but that is the only way, and its freaking expensive.
I’m thanking you again man you’ve helped me so much in the past 24 hours. But I have a question how do I plant different things. Like how do you get the seeds for different crops
lol - there are two seeders types in the game. One that does wheat, barely, grass, Sunflower seeds, canola, oilseed radish, and soybeans and the other type does Corn, Sugar Beets, oilseed radish and soybeans. So you need to pick the seeder that you want, depending on what you are planning on growing. Then you fill it with seed. Seed in FS17 is generic, so you just load "seed" into the machine. Once its loaded, select the seeder, and then select the type of seed you want to plant - you will see the indicator on the bottom right change as you cycle through seed types. Does that make sense?
As a Nintendo switch owner I feel incredibly disrespected by the lack of DLCs for this game and I have no hope of upgrading because the next two games in line are a shovelware joke. (500+ hours on map1)/(300+ hours on map2)
Oh, I totally feel your sentiment. I have a 3 year old farm on my switch in sosnovka. I wish we had at least DLCs... and yeah - the new vesrsions SUCK on switch.
I like soybeans in gold crest las espinocha corn sanovska I have to still get everything going i always check out the market prices for crops its the difference of buying brand new farm equipment or dealing with a lease
How to question dude how do you make money without mods on Farming Simulator 17 without mods and without money makers like full of panels with Beehives windmills and harvesting crops that is one of my questions
The easiest way to make decent money in FS17 without cheating - plant grass on all your fields. Mow, bale wrap and make silage. Sell the silage bales. Silage Bales prices NEVER GO DOWN, so you will always get full pay for them. Also, grass only has to be planted once AND from then on you only have to mow. Now this will get boring, so once you have made some good money you can buy big fields and get big equipment and go back to regular farming. Also, definitely do the gold hunt on Goldcrest. When you find the first 10 gold peices the remaining 90 will show up on the map and you can find them easily. Its worth a million dollars.
If you and I are talking about the same thing, the red can is the smallest weight you can buy for your tractor. You can sell them through the garage menu at the shop OR drive them to the shop and drop them in the repair area and sell them there.
Don't know how you're farmer friend only goes 3mph in a sprayer maybe because because it's blue or they spray 10 litres of round up per acre 4940 jd we use can go as fast as u want doing 1 litre an acre for product at 10 gallons of water per acre it depends on the pump
I don't think it matters - as long as you sell at the barn the price remains the same - 50,000 tonnes of straw is 50,000 tonnes, weather its loose or baled. That would make a good test though.
With seasons I find soybeans to be a big money maker same as canola you gotta grow a variety of crops. And silage is worth alot a great way to make money
Grass is best cause I don’t need to but extra seeds after a harvest and if you turn grass into silage bales if your playing on easy mode you get about 5 grand a bale
I've been there several times, I remember lots of cornfields, then if you're on route 303 or the turnpike, a massive allegheny plateau comes outta nowhere. 5/5 stars. A long time ago I rode my bike through from Adrian, Mi to Pittsburgh. That took me 7 days. Only place I didn't like, and this was another occasion being in the state was Lima. I would play on a map if they made it based on Ohio! I'm going to probably revisit because Its on the way to the northeast. I have this crazy idea to visit all 40 states and all I have left are Rhode Island and CT (aside from Alaska and Hawaii). Random question for you, have you heard of Rolling Acres Mall? Oh, and an actual game-related question, you could get away with turning corn into chaff and get the same results right? oh but then.. biogas plant. yeah. And I play with Seasons mod.
lol - I live in Medina, just about 45 minutes west of Rolling Acres Mall. Yeah and I agree about Lima - Been there once because of work. Wouldn't go there otherwise lol. A good "Ohioesque map is "county line" Its about as close to mid Ohio as I have seen. Even the roads look "Ohio Country". Technically bale wrapping is the best because bale prices never fluctuate. So as you dump corn silage, the amount you earn goes down and down and down until you don't earn much at all. But if you use silage bales, they will pay the same every time, no matter how much you put in. You can also sell them at the BG to make digestate for fertilizer.
ahhhh yeah because I was taking the bales and dumping them right into the thing at the gas plant for silage xD. I know I'm probably a bit late to the party, but do you still play this game? And, do you have a discord?
heck yeah - but we use Team Speak (yeah yeah, I know). Please feel free to join us on Friday nights. My twitch stuff is www.twitch.tv/vbluguitar. All the info you need for TS and the 4 mods we use are listed there. 7pm est on Friday.
for money, there is a mod that adds money, its in the mod area in the actual game, you can add the amount you want by pressing a certain key combination and typing in the amount for those people that want to modify their money without the risk of editing the files and breaking everything, i use it whenever im testing mod equipment or DLC, or when i make a mistake and accidentally buy something
Ah, yes, the money mod. I never downloaded it because I just do the edits. If I had the mod I would be too prone to cheat money in. I like having to edit the files because it keeps me from cheating unless I really want to.
I’ll take the responsibility you got to my games farming simulator (what ever version you play on) (save file) then you go career savefile and find money and change it what ever the hell you like
your vids have really helped me learn farm sim 15 and bow 17. just bought 17 today. though i play on xbox one. one question. are they planning a john deere dlc in the future to your knowledge? mods are (kind of) available on xbox but i dont see any jd's
Nope - JD supposedly has some sort of contract with another software company (rumor has it anyway) and so does not allow any other companies to use its branding. BUMMER.
im not sure that it is a crop since in fs15 silage was best by far but u said that silage/bales/grass/hay dont qualify as a crop i watched this vid to find out what the best crop was not to find out what i already know which is silage is overpowered , but as a long time subscriber and viewer good video for the purpose it was intended for .
Exactly - except for one change - what makes 17 different that 15 when it comes to crops is that grass is no longer free. You have to plant it and use up a field on most maps, so there is a cost to using it. That makes silage a bit less cheaty, and it also makes it more of a "crop" than it used to be. But with any other commodity, there really is no winner because prices fluctuate.
Arthur Chapman I followed one of your tutorials for the round grass silage bail farm, popped them into the barn and receive £5880 each (correction on price). Maybe a update came out since this video for better price per bail?
Realism. in reality you aren't spraying fertilizer, you are spraying insecticides and fungicides. If you want to play it with any realism (it is a sim after all) you want to put down manure or slurry after harvesting, put down solid fertilizer after the first stage of growth, and then spray after the 2nd stage. You could sub in weeding or oilseed radish for one of those steps.
I did this on normal mode each bale sold for 2400 and my friend has it on hard mode and each bale sold for 920 is the price difference that much or is something going wrong
Real most valuable crop is wood chips in the place able chipper. Place trees with the trees mod, grab them with the scorpion king, chip them with the place able. $12,000 per giant pine or spruce.
There is a hybrid scenario with a greater yield which works when fields are bordered by grass. Grow wheat or barley in the field and mow the grass around the border of the field. You only need a small border so 1 run with a basic mower like the Novacat 301 is perfect, no need to windrow. Harvest the crop as normal, enabling straw swath. Collect the straw with a round baler, ideally the Kuhn FBP 3135. When you get close to completing a bale (90-95%) stop collecting straw and fill up with grass, thus making it a bale which can be made into silage. End result you get some crop for selling or feeding pigs plus you get the massive yield from the silage bales. It may seem a bit of a grind but no more than just grass fields, especially when using the stand-alone bale wrapper. Using the yield and price figures from the video, and a very conservative use of grass (for 12 bales), this method would have returned $49,533. I usually get an extra few bales from the remaining grass not collected during the process so that figure can easily rise.
Well, you CAN make more with silage at the bga....over a period of time. The trick there is sell a little at a time when prices are up. IF you want to make money without all that work, sell everything, buy bees, but that would be absolutely boring.
UncleFestersWorld there is one work around at the bga - if you make silage bales and sell them at the bga, the prices don’t fluctuate AND you get all that free fertilizer
Anyone spending the time to cut grass then row it is wasting time... 1 plant a field of grass 2 (optional) fertilize 3 use forage harvester to cut it (YOU CAN HIRE A WORKER FOR THIS) 4 grass should be in a tipper of some kind at this point 5 set cruise control to 4-7 mph and dump the grass in a long straight line 6 bale/wrap right down the line. This also works for hay... just ted the line then bale/pickup.
Hello mr Arthur I am a big fan of you, i love the way you are making FS videos and i can honestley say you are my favorit author/vloger.I have a quastion. I saw wich is the most valuable crop my question is wich is the best way to obtain full crop from your field? it is better to turn on plow + 3 time fertil or cheat and turn off. do you obtain the same quantity of crop? my method is: I use zuhammer18,5 pud + zuhammer zuni disc and after this I cultivate I skip plowing plus two fertilization steps. I hope you understed me, sorry for my grammar, English is not my mother tongue.Big hug from Romania.
Glad to hear you are enjoying the videos - Plowing needs to happen every 3 crops and then you need to mix and match any 3 types of fertilizer/weeding/spraying. Once you have done both of those things, you will have the same exact yield as if you turned the settings off in the menu.
The small bales are better because you get 2x as many small bales and they sell for the same price. my ave harvest is 55/75k per field.. Also the small bales on easy sell for $5,800 per bale on PS4.
IIRC, you lose 10% if you don't plow after every 3 harvest. So plow>harvest>harvest>harvest>plow ... you'll have 100% yield as long as you fertilize for all 3 harvests.
Aaron Picklesimer Gottchya, I wasn't sure if you lose 10% every time and they recommend after that third harvest you'd have too much of a loss or if you got the same yeild until the fourth harvest. Thanks!
For this test I am playing on easy - in easy mode you don't have to plow ever. On medium and hard mode you have to plow once every 3 crops. Hope that makes sense.
@@kingarthursims This video actually made me a little sad, because I can't wrap the square bales. Workers can automate square bales but not round ones, so my dreams of just darting around behind them, wrapping, and grabbing are squashed.
@@kingarthursims Right after I wrote that last reply I moved on to your Round or Square Bales video where you mentioned this exact problem -- it's like you're tormenting me 😪
where did he purchase the dlc with the challenger in the intro. i would love to have it and i dont want to uptain it illigaly also how much did the dlc cost ?. fantastic video as always
I have been doing this on my world. -the south america map- and i can do it twice per harvest of my normal fields and it is granting me with 600k extra per harvest day. its awesome...
Hey, Arthur, I'm new to your channel; been watching for about a week or so, mostly FS15 (bc recently dld it on XB1 for free til June), but have watched some of your tutorials and whatnot of FS17 (Gamefly's sending that one). Anywho, here's a question. What's better between, say, Silage as a fast money-maker, or buying sheep, and selling wool pallets? In other words, which one would be more profitable there. I would think sheep bc they multiply, but I could be wrong. Okay, God bless.
haha - Silage bales hands down. The market price never drops - do silage bales, buy a bunch of sheep and do more silage. The sheep will provide even more income on the side, but honestly, nothing pays out like silage bales.
You have to get the Tatra IT mod - its under trucks I believe, but if you are on PC you can also get it here - www.modhub.us/farming-simulator-2017-mods/tatra-phoenix-460-agritruck-v1-0/
Oilseed Radish is a cover crop and used as fertilizer. You plant it, let it grow one stage, and then plow it under and it counts as fertilizer. Its cheap to plant, and costs less than fertilizer.
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Goldcrest Valley making silage and just the three fields that I have. That's it. Half million dollars. Good tip
I'm back in this game after a looonnng break. This time my goal is variety. I've never played a game over 6 weeks straight without burnout, so that's just me. I just bought the small field right across from the sawmill and planted trees, and I plan to do cows and maybe sheep. I'm definitely going to add this to my mix. Thanks!
My pleasure Dude :)
You can also turn grass into silage at the biogas plant
I'm late to this video (3 years woo!) and now it's on the switch. my first time playing farming simulator and i'm addicted. Problem is unlike playing a game on the pc playing it on a portable (I got a switch lite) it gives me such a crick in the neck!
I took your advice in this video and after about I would guess 3 hours of work I made a profit of $24,000. It did pay for all the equipment I used money from pigs and swath to get me start.
Man, can't tell you enough how fun and entertaining you are! I look forward to every video of yours, and just saying, you have one of those voice-over voices. You know, like the commentary on blue planet or such
Thank you Russel. It took years for me to get fat enough to sound like Barry White ;)
@@kingarthursims aw, don't say that man. Barry white huh, ddnt know that's who it was.
Oh yea, just downloaded twitch (console player), just so i can watch your live stream on there, looking forward to it!
I'm a console player but love your videos. I'm also play with my kids on a family map. keep up the good work. Keep your head up on the ex as well, time will heal things. I went through the same situation and it's been 8yrs. Stay strong sir.
Thanks for the kind words David!
Thank you for all you do. Reach out if you ever need to talk.
48:50 The bales kinda look like drugs lol
The most valuable crop is wind mills 😭😭😭🙃
I thought this was going to be a video on growing Weed.
DUUUUUUDE
@@kingarthursims tbh i did too
I thought that too
Lol
Shipmate lol
Getting money for the start: On a new map, I usually do the gold-nugget-hunt first, sell any crop in the silo, get the maximum kredit and buy a wind-energy-plant from that. Next I go on "holidays": Set the time-lapse to the max and let it go for some (game-) weeks or I go on a mission-trip and working on every field the map offers.
You mentioned the train delivery: Have you ever tried dumping your tractor trailer into the train bin (you should definitely do that at the sawmill ;) and what I like with the train at Goldcrest: you can use the train station as additional crop storage ;)
You missed out doing grass-silage for the biogas plant! You don't have to have expensive equipment for doing grass-silage in the silo. Especially if you play on a map where you have a BGP sellpoint on your Farm (like it is on Drumard Farm - the very best map if you are just starting to play FS17, because it is completely equipped! Every machine you would think of starting a farm you already get at start - and everything is unused. Just buy your animals or energy plant(s) and start farming!) you can make money almost like in FS15 (at least on the PS4 version of the game). The Price for BGP-Silage fluctuates on easy at Drumard Farm between 2.000 and 3.5000 per 1.000 litres (that makes 8.000 to 14.000 credis for silage-bale equivalent!!!). So if you dump your silage silo with usually I fill it up to 750.000 litres of chaff, you get between 1,5 and 2,2 million Credits for each harvesting round (great demands not included in this calculation).
You have to watch when using the train station as additional storage - they charge you daily for it.
Oh, do they. Thank you for mentioning that. I will have an eye on it!
wind energy is a waste of money.
bees hands down make the most passive cash
really?!? the bees??? I can't believe that: Let's say I have 2.400.000 Cr to spend. I buy a wind power plant for 1.200.000 Cr. and I buy 60 bee houses (20.000 Cr each) for 1.200.000 Cr. The wind plant will provide 500 bucks an hour and will cost 50 Cr. a day. The bee houses would provide 60 times 8 Cr./hour equals 480 Cr. per hour and will have a runtime cost of 60 times 8Cr/day equals 480 Cr. a day. So the bees do not provide as much income as the windenergyplant and over the top they have almost 10 times the runtime costs (the amount of space for placing them all not included in this calculation). Knowing that, I really can't see, how the bees could make better than the wep?
All prices where taken from Giants Islands Map played on hard on the PS4 Version.
With the Kuhn FBP 3135, I take straw up to 96% full then go hit a line of cut grass that was pre-prepped and rowed out. With the wrapper on, you get silage out of straw. Both are junk and both are basically free. So I guess you can do the same without the Kuhn pack by having a separate wrapper and both simply take a bit more time.
great vid ,and i did not guess wright. i love doing silage but hate putting it in the pit in fs 17 and hate wrapping bales in IRL. so thanks for the tip
What I am gonna do is store silage at the biogas plant for a Great Demand. Should be more money than the barn. Thanks for this video Arthur!!!
Maybe, but the silage bales never devalue, so you can have your money and have it now.
Exactly. I am doing this. But if I want an extra boost in money Bio Gas Plant during a Great Demand
Not sure if you are aware of this, but the great demand in 17 doesn't boost the price, it only locks the current price for a couple hours, so if the price is low it will get locked at a low crappy price during the demand. It doesn't mean you are getting the highest price, just a fixed price so its very different than 15.
Oh wow..I never noticed. The name has become misleading lol. Thank you
This was the first video I ever watched of yours. Haven't missed one since. Keep up the good work. Kingdom Come rules!!!
Glad you are enjoying the vids Tattoo
I love your new intro man, keep it up
That was made by one of my viewers - PFC Dman from South Africa - with music by yours truly.
Arthur Chapman :) you replying to my comment literally made my day
you DO need to fertilize grass after harvest, i have tested it many times and many others have also.
Interesting - I have heard many people say just the opposite - that it makes no difference - I see another video in the near future :)
lol, i'm happy our differences in information could help inspire new content, good job as always, see you soon :)
only if it is grass you planted
bck318 you need to fertilize grass you planted, and also wait for it to get to the second growth stage for the best yield. With natural grass, you can't fertilize it for extra yield, so just wait for it to get to the second growth stage.
you may need to fertilize it to increase the yield, not sure about that, but it grows back well enough without doing so, which means not fertilizing saves you work and may still save you money, depending on how much difference there is between yields.
You sir.... Are a legend☝️👍😎🚂 🚜
Thank you Vin Vin!
My CASH CROP is grass, and wrapped to make Silage. Now Silage is fermented hay. But if making Silage out of grass you don't need to tedder it to make hay first. The moisture of the long grass will help with the breakdown as it ferments. So in short, cut the grass, windrow it and bale and wrap it. I use the Nadel R90 Telescopic Front end Windrower with the Krone 155 bale wrapper. As an example I was running 5 fields on a map. I was running wheat. Selling it for the best price and baling the straw and selling that. My net from both was about $250K. But when I made Silage from those same 5 fields I made over $535K. now, with a regular crop like wheat you have to cultivate it, fertilize, fertilize, and fertilize. With a plow every 3rd harvest. But with grass after it's been planted and you harvest it. It will already have the 1st level of fertilization, and you can give it the second on the day of the harvest. You then give it the 3rd fertilization the following day and harvest again the nest day. it's a quick rotation and a great cash crop. I've only done one video on this game and that was a week or so ago. And I explain my cash crop, and that same money cheat in detail.
At one time on another save game I had 6 crews at one time and making over $2.5 million per harvest. It was too much to handle.
Great video though sir, appreciate.
GRASS!!!
Another example, if you bale grass and sell it I was getting $440 bucks a bale. BUT,... and it was a BIG BUT,.... When I wrapped that same bale it was worth $2649 bucks per bale. That is my cash crop. The amount you get will vary per map. but it's a great go to Cash Crop.
by the way, I commented at the beginning of this video. I have yet to see what you've named your cash crop. So hopefully were both on the same page in the end.
Ding! Order up!
Yeah, you'd like my setup, come over and watch the end portion of my vid and see my setup.
Alot of helpful information. Thank you very much...
You are very welcome
Love the new Intro.
Kudos to PFC Dman for making it.
He did a great job on it. been watching your sf 17 vids as well as finding the fs15 play list of other maps.
I have the platinum edition and the field viper / cow edition valtra
Which dlc or how do i get this tractor legitimately
Hi Arthur, I do not post a lot of comments, even though I watch your channel frequently. But every once in a while, when I get bored with my life I need to get once your nerves. So, my substitute-you-tube-daddy just to force you to spend a few more hours on this topic: further down the production chain...is animal husbandry worth the effort? If you put into the calculation not only the crops but the investment in machinery and animals, where is the break even point? Is there for example any point in feeding silage?
(besides we just do it for fun anyways)
what like to see GIANT putting in new crops like tea or coffee or cotton
Steve Perry's "Oh, Sherry". 👌
I work for Kuhn in real life so when I went back and started playing my old farm sim 17 it’s so much cooler to me now then it was to me when it came out…just wish we had Kuhn auger wagons because that’s what I weld at work lol botec 55-90’s all day baby
That is so "Kuhle" :)
The other thing about silage is if you use the right tools and the silage compactor silos, you can make vast, huge amounts of silage... Then just conveyor belt it into the bin and make a fortune... Even more so if you use the BGA Hopper 17 mod, which freezes the price for as long as there is silage in the bin, so you don't get price drops between dumps if you're using a loader bucket or switching the conveyor belts between silos. Yes it's more work than a crop you can sell direct from the field, but the payoff is far greater...
(link to the BGA mod: www.fs-uk.com/mods/view/38723/bga-hopper-17)
I agree, though I wouldn't have included it here, because I was trying to go with the default game. Locking the economy, or at least slowing it down would make a huge difference. It would be a lot more like making silage in 15 :)
Love the new intro Arthur! Awesome vid!
Thanks Straswa - one of my viewers made it!
The thing is, you can't do hired help for most of what is needed for grass mowing + baling + wrapping. You can get a little help with FollowMe but that's it. So abusing wrapped bale sileage price stability is good in the early game but once you get tired of being a "one man band", doing all the work yourself and listening to that god awful bale wrapper sound over and over you can earn more money per in-game hour with real crops and hired help via multiple harvesters.
In reality with FS17 the BEST crop is the one you have in your storage bins when the market price spikes. If you're still living hand to mouth (or rather field to sell point) then you can focus on profitability metrics like yield per seed amount or yield per acre but once you have a buffer just keep a good supply of everything in your storage for when it comes time to sell.
Interesting stuff - I notice you didn't take into account the seed usage for wheat and soybeans, there may be something there to increase the profit of soy due to the lower seed requirement. Obviously grass product is going to be more valuable over time as you don't have to replant it every season. But then as you pointed out grass is a lot more work and (maybe) less frequent yield (you still have to prepare fields and sow for the grains).
But also when actually playing, soy is seen as "easier" - because I have to unload the harvester less frequently, and 1 truck load is more "value". I may be able to sell all my soy in 1 truck load, but with wheat I will either take a hit on the second load, OR have to wait a few days for the price to recover.
Personally I like to sell my silage bales at the biogas plant because digestate = free fertilizer, and on some of the maps I play silage bales are also constant price, where loose silage does vary.
And finally... how does all this compare to the value of logs if you planted trees on that field? :)
Oh man - the log thing - If you planted that whole field with lumber, it would win, as each full grown tree is about $1500 bucks or higher.
It may not be Sugar, it may be the sugar substitutes. Be sure of the sweetener in those cupcakes and cake, MANY soft drinks use HFCS (High Fructose Corn Surip). They contain NO SUGAR. Many people have issues with the sugar substitutes these days, headaches is one of the common complaints.
That is a good point, BUT I almost never drink pop for that exact reason - I mostly just drink water, milk, or unsweet tea.
Best way to get more money per load is load up two trailers and get them to unload at the same time. So you get the most money for the first load. I use the Black Sheep trailer and sell 140,000 all for what ever the price is. You unhook one with the dolly still attached and while it’s unloading you back up and unload the other one. Can work with up to 4 of these with two trucks
This works the best on Console since we don’t have big ass single trailers
Yeah, Micah and I do that sometimes on Stara farm - we "double dump" lol
Selling straw at the barn is like war. War, war never changes
lol
You mentioned the Switch Edition. I have it. It's just like 17 without any mods and DLC. My biggest complaint is it does not have a flad bed for pallets unlessIi use the bail trailer which I haven't tried. I hope Giants releases DLC. I need them lol. I might just buy the Platinum on PS4..Oh! Also the train...you actually drive it so to make money on wood either sell woodchips on a great demand or put the logs into the pond.
Me too. I so wish we could have the DLCs on the switch. Lol - I also agree about not having a flatbed truck or something - you can do it with the IT runner and an IT runner mod truck, but that is the only way, and its freaking expensive.
Arthur Chapman Jeez lol. I just left my pallets at the store. Fortunately I am still on the starting fields so it's close by
Being near the store helps for sure :)
Arthur: cheats $100 000 000, buys huge machines
Also Arthur: works the tiny field
lol - Only in my test game save. On my other games I earn it the hard way.
I’m thanking you again man you’ve helped me so much in the past 24 hours. But I have a question how do I plant different things. Like how do you get the seeds for different crops
I know I’m such a noob I don’t know know anything about farming
lol - there are two seeders types in the game. One that does wheat, barely, grass, Sunflower seeds, canola, oilseed radish, and soybeans and the other type does Corn, Sugar Beets, oilseed radish and soybeans. So you need to pick the seeder that you want, depending on what you are planning on growing. Then you fill it with seed. Seed in FS17 is generic, so you just load "seed" into the machine. Once its loaded, select the seeder, and then select the type of seed you want to plant - you will see the indicator on the bottom right change as you cycle through seed types. Does that make sense?
As a Nintendo switch owner I feel incredibly disrespected by the lack of DLCs for this game and I have no hope of upgrading because the next two games in line are a shovelware joke.
(500+ hours on map1)/(300+ hours on map2)
Oh, I totally feel your sentiment. I have a 3 year old farm on my switch in sosnovka. I wish we had at least DLCs... and yeah - the new vesrsions SUCK on switch.
24:09 What is this mod? (The truck that you use) pls answer thanks.
It should be in the in game mod hub - its the Man IT Runner + just a regular (already in game) IT Runner.
@@kingarthursims wow fast reply thanks man
I like soybeans in gold crest las espinocha corn sanovska I have to still get everything going i always check out the market prices for crops its the difference of buying brand new farm equipment or dealing with a lease
How to question dude how do you make money without mods on Farming Simulator 17 without mods and without money makers like full of panels with Beehives windmills and harvesting crops that is one of my questions
The easiest way to make decent money in FS17 without cheating - plant grass on all your fields. Mow, bale wrap and make silage. Sell the silage bales. Silage Bales prices NEVER GO DOWN, so you will always get full pay for them. Also, grass only has to be planted once AND from then on you only have to mow. Now this will get boring, so once you have made some good money you can buy big fields and get big equipment and go back to regular farming. Also, definitely do the gold hunt on Goldcrest. When you find the first 10 gold peices the remaining 90 will show up on the map and you can find them easily. Its worth a million dollars.
Hey Arthur I play fs17 platinum edition on ps4 I was wondering what is the red cans what are they and would I get rid of them thanks
If you and I are talking about the same thing, the red can is the smallest weight you can buy for your tractor. You can sell them through the garage menu at the shop OR drive them to the shop and drop them in the repair area and sell them there.
This is why i have a 200K trailer 😂😂
lol
Don't know how you're farmer friend only goes 3mph in a sprayer maybe because because it's blue or they spray 10 litres of round up per acre 4940 jd we use can go as fast as u want doing 1 litre an acre for product at 10 gallons of water per acre it depends on the pump
On the wheat sale would it be better to sell straw bales over just selling the straw out right?
I don't think it matters - as long as you sell at the barn the price remains the same - 50,000 tonnes of straw is 50,000 tonnes, weather its loose or baled. That would make a good test though.
With seasons I find soybeans to be a big money maker same as canola you gotta grow a variety of crops. And silage is worth alot a great way to make money
Definitely Silage bales are the best.
Dont forget to fertilize the grass so that you get MORE bales. More bales=more money
Grass is best cause I don’t need to but extra seeds after a harvest and if you turn grass into silage bales if your playing on easy mode you get about 5 grand a bale
You sound so midwestern! Very informative video.
lol - Ohio my friend, so yes, the eastern border of the midwest :)
I've been there several times, I remember lots of cornfields, then if you're on route 303 or the turnpike, a massive allegheny plateau comes outta nowhere. 5/5 stars. A long time ago I rode my bike through from Adrian, Mi to Pittsburgh. That took me 7 days. Only place I didn't like, and this was another occasion being in the state was Lima. I would play on a map if they made it based on Ohio! I'm going to probably revisit because Its on the way to the northeast. I have this crazy idea to visit all 40 states and all I have left are Rhode Island and CT (aside from Alaska and Hawaii). Random question for you, have you heard of Rolling Acres Mall? Oh, and an actual game-related question, you could get away with turning corn into chaff and get the same results right? oh but then.. biogas plant. yeah. And I play with Seasons mod.
lol - I live in Medina, just about 45 minutes west of Rolling Acres Mall. Yeah and I agree about Lima - Been there once because of work. Wouldn't go there otherwise lol. A good "Ohioesque map is "county line" Its about as close to mid Ohio as I have seen. Even the roads look "Ohio Country". Technically bale wrapping is the best because bale prices never fluctuate. So as you dump corn silage, the amount you earn goes down and down and down until you don't earn much at all. But if you use silage bales, they will pay the same every time, no matter how much you put in. You can also sell them at the BG to make digestate for fertilizer.
ahhhh yeah because I was taking the bales and dumping them right into the thing at the gas plant for silage xD. I know I'm probably a bit late to the party, but do you still play this game? And, do you have a discord?
heck yeah - but we use Team Speak (yeah yeah, I know). Please feel free to join us on Friday nights. My twitch stuff is www.twitch.tv/vbluguitar. All the info you need for TS and the 4 mods we use are listed there. 7pm est on Friday.
for money, there is a mod that adds money, its in the mod area in the actual game, you can add the amount you want by pressing a certain key combination and typing in the amount for those people that want to modify their money without the risk of editing the files and breaking everything, i use it whenever im testing mod equipment or DLC, or when i make a mistake and accidentally buy something
Ah, yes, the money mod. I never downloaded it because I just do the edits. If I had the mod I would be too prone to cheat money in. I like having to edit the files because it keeps me from cheating unless I really want to.
I’ll take the responsibility you got to my games farming simulator (what ever version you play on) (save file) then you go career savefile and find money and change it what ever the hell you like
your vids have really helped me learn farm sim 15 and bow 17. just bought 17 today. though i play on xbox one.
one question. are they planning a john deere dlc in the future to your knowledge? mods are (kind of) available on xbox but i dont see any jd's
Nope - JD supposedly has some sort of contract with another software company (rumor has it anyway) and so does not allow any other companies to use its branding. BUMMER.
Arthur Chapman Darn. Sounds worse than Porsche and Forza. They couldnt have Porsche in stock game for years due to a contract with Need For Speed
John deere is confirmed for fs19
im not sure that it is a crop since in fs15 silage was best by far but u said that silage/bales/grass/hay dont qualify as a crop i watched this vid to find out what the best crop was not to find out what i already know which is silage is overpowered , but as a long time subscriber and viewer good video for the purpose it was intended for .
Exactly - except for one change - what makes 17 different that 15 when it comes to crops is that grass is no longer free. You have to plant it and use up a field on most maps, so there is a cost to using it. That makes silage a bit less cheaty, and it also makes it more of a "crop" than it used to be. But with any other commodity, there really is no winner because prices fluctuate.
Same.
You seriously spent an hour of your life watching this?
I was getting £5825 per round silage bail, why is the square bail so low?
are you wrapping the square bail? It should be exactly the same when wrapped as they are both 4000 liters.
Arthur Chapman I followed one of your tutorials for the round grass silage bail farm, popped them into the barn and receive £5880 each (correction on price). Maybe a update came out since this video for better price per bail?
And why do you use sprayer instead of a spreader?
Uses up less fertilizer?
Realism. in reality you aren't spraying fertilizer, you are spraying insecticides and fungicides. If you want to play it with any realism (it is a sim after all) you want to put down manure or slurry after harvesting, put down solid fertilizer after the first stage of growth, and then spray after the 2nd stage. You could sub in weeding or oilseed radish for one of those steps.
Arthur Chapman
I see. Well, my farm will be realistic, but I need the money for it first sadly
All those tractors blocking the road you'd almost think it was France, outside the ferry ports when the farmers are upset about something.
Lol - very true
Does anyone know where to find the GPS mod on the xboxone version of farming simulator 17
I don't believe its supported on console.
@@kingarthursims oh ok I've started baling my grass and hay and wrapping them i just don't have the square wrapper
From where did you get the Cultivator?
Its part of the Big Bud DLC
just got this game, but I found just harvest grass, then dumping it near my barn, and turning into bales is profitable
Yup - you found the secret gold mine - wrapped grass = silage - which is the most valuable crop.
Grass silage is the best....I just started playing and now I'm making 500 grand a day off grass fields 😂😂
lol, I know right - its a bit op still
@Can I get 1k subs with no vids and no profile pic i guess
My favorite Dire Straits song is Romeo and Juliet.
I haven't heard it - I will check it out.
I did this on normal mode each bale sold for 2400 and my friend has it on hard mode and each bale sold for 920 is the price difference that much or is something going wrong
It’s not wrong. There is that much of a difference
If you make silage at the bio gas plant you can can put it in a trailer and sell it in the red barn
Yes, or use it for fertilizer
Real most valuable crop is wood chips in the place able chipper. Place trees with the trees mod, grab them with the scorpion king, chip them with the place able. $12,000 per giant pine or spruce.
Its not really a crop though. Its forestry and that is a different animal completely.
Great video
Thanks Andrew!
There is a hybrid scenario with a greater yield which works when fields are bordered by grass. Grow wheat or barley in the field and mow the grass around the border of the field. You only need a small border so 1 run with a basic mower like the Novacat 301 is perfect, no need to windrow. Harvest the crop as normal, enabling straw swath. Collect the straw with a round baler, ideally the Kuhn FBP 3135. When you get close to completing a bale (90-95%) stop collecting straw and fill up with grass, thus making it a bale which can be made into silage. End result you get some crop for selling or feeding pigs plus you get the massive yield from the silage bales. It may seem a bit of a grind but no more than just grass fields, especially when using the stand-alone bale wrapper. Using the yield and price figures from the video, and a very conservative use of grass (for 12 bales), this method would have returned $49,533. I usually get an extra few bales from the remaining grass not collected during the process so that figure can easily rise.
Nice - this would work great actually!
Well, you CAN make more with silage at the bga....over a period of time. The trick there is sell a little at a time when prices are up. IF you want to make money without all that work, sell everything, buy bees, but that would be absolutely boring.
UncleFestersWorld there is one work around at the bga - if you make silage bales and sell them at the bga, the prices don’t fluctuate AND you get all that free fertilizer
great intro
Thanks to PFC Dman for that cool intro
Anyone spending the time to cut grass then row it is wasting time... 1 plant a field of grass 2 (optional) fertilize 3 use forage harvester to cut it (YOU CAN HIRE A WORKER FOR THIS) 4 grass should be in a tipper of some kind at this point 5 set cruise control to 4-7 mph and dump the grass in a long straight line 6 bale/wrap right down the line. This also works for hay... just ted the line then bale/pickup.
That is a good idea.
harvest any crops on all the fields and turn them all into grass?
I would, yes, if you can stand doing grass.
love ya man!
Hello mr Arthur I am a big fan of you, i love the way you are making FS videos and i can honestley say you are my favorit author/vloger.I have a quastion. I saw wich is the most valuable crop my question is wich is the best way to obtain full crop from your field? it is better to turn on plow + 3 time fertil or cheat and turn off. do you obtain the same quantity of crop? my method is: I use zuhammer18,5 pud + zuhammer zuni disc and after this I cultivate I skip plowing plus two fertilization steps. I hope you understed me, sorry for my grammar, English is not my mother tongue.Big hug from Romania.
Glad to hear you are enjoying the videos - Plowing needs to happen every 3 crops and then you need to mix and match any 3 types of fertilizer/weeding/spraying. Once you have done both of those things, you will have the same exact yield as if you turned the settings off in the menu.
what time u play gold crest on sat
Usually I start between 10 and 11 est.
Had no idea you were from CLE, I graduated from Kent State, when you said blossom I instantly realized.
the good ole "mistake on the Lake" lol - I love Cleveland. Its a great town.
Frank Sinatra - "New York,New York".
Ah! Thanks Frode!
It’s from the movie /play “on the town”
The small bales are better because you get 2x as many small bales and they sell for the same price. my ave harvest is 55/75k per field.. Also the small bales on easy sell for $5,800 per bale on PS4.
Its kinda cheating though... Its all up to you, but if you want to grow it fast, you are correct.
Arthur, the Follow Me mod. Can that be used for single player? I have 11 fields I am trying to maintain!
Heck yes - Follow me works best in single player and its very useful.
how you make it fast forward? i mean i think its mod or sth
Its a mod, but its PC only - here is the link - www.modhub.us/farming-simulator-2017-mods/fastforward-v2-1/
Would this be accurate though? Because don't you lose 10% fertility after each harvest when you don't plow?
IIRC, you lose 10% if you don't plow after every 3 harvest. So plow>harvest>harvest>harvest>plow ... you'll have 100% yield as long as you fertilize for all 3 harvests.
Aaron Picklesimer Gottchya, I wasn't sure if you lose 10% every time and they recommend after that third harvest you'd have too much of a loss or if you got the same yeild until the fourth harvest. Thanks!
For this test I am playing on easy - in easy mode you don't have to plow ever. On medium and hard mode you have to plow once every 3 crops. Hope that makes sense.
Arthur Chapman Yes! Lol I completly forgot about that, I'm so used to having to plow every 3rd crop. Thanks for the reminder.
u do have to plow every 3 plants its a setting but in hard/medium your forced to.
Did you wind up getting the Switch version? That's my first dip into FarmSim and what brought me to your videos.
Yup - Still play it to this day. I have a farm on each of the 2 maps lol. I do miss the DLCs though. But its still a great game even without them
@@kingarthursims This video actually made me a little sad, because I can't wrap the square bales. Workers can automate square bales but not round ones, so my dreams of just darting around behind them, wrapping, and grabbing are squashed.
@@kingarthursims Right after I wrote that last reply I moved on to your Round or Square Bales video where you mentioned this exact problem -- it's like you're tormenting me 😪
How do you get rye and oat?
Some mod maps have Rye and Oat available.
@@kingarthursims yeah, but this is the standard map. Or should I download a map with oat/rye to get it in Goldcrest?
And wich is the best out of the other crop pairs?
Wheat or barley
Canola or soybeans
Sunflower or corn
Potato or carrot thingy
tumate45 wheat and barley both leave lots of straw which can be collected and sold, so the come next
Arthur Chapman
And I'm guessing canola and soybeans comes last
Did you harvest at the 1st stage of being ready ,74% or 3rd stage,100%
3rd stage. I don't think you can harvest the early stages, but maybe I am wrong about that.
Arthur Chapman you can
Marijuana Mod please! 😂 #CashCrop #TopSeller
lol
i did a test and the price for silage bales at the bio plant doesn't chance. £5880 a bale.
Nice. A good way to get free digestate for your slurry machine
They are just preorder tractors. Anybody that preordered the game got the snake themes and the cow valtra. I have them on console lol
Nice. Glad to hear it.
where can i get the truck mod
www.modhub.us
Trees are the most valuable
where did he purchase the dlc with the challenger in the intro. i would love to have it and i dont want to uptain it illigaly also how much did the dlc cost ?. fantastic video as always
I have been doing this on my world. -the south america map- and i can do it twice per harvest of my normal fields and it is granting me with 600k extra per harvest day. its awesome...
Glad to hear it Skylar. It can be grind"ish" but it does help.
You said the answer like 50 times
Its Silage bales - how's that - Now I have said it 51 times
Hey, Arthur, I'm new to your channel; been watching for about a week or so, mostly FS15 (bc recently dld it on XB1 for free til June), but have watched some of your tutorials and whatnot of FS17 (Gamefly's sending that one). Anywho, here's a question. What's better between, say, Silage as a fast money-maker, or buying sheep, and selling wool pallets? In other words, which one would be more profitable there. I would think sheep bc they multiply, but I could be wrong. Okay, God bless.
haha - Silage bales hands down. The market price never drops - do silage bales, buy a bunch of sheep and do more silage. The sheep will provide even more income on the side, but honestly, nothing pays out like silage bales.
Man I want that planter
Its HUGE
what crop truck is that?
Its a Tatra mod with the IT Runner hookup. Its in the mod hub in game.
Arthur Chapman I have the it runner but can't figure out how to make that set up
You have to get the Tatra IT mod - its under trucks I believe, but if you are on PC you can also get it here - www.modhub.us/farming-simulator-2017-mods/tatra-phoenix-460-agritruck-v1-0/
AYY MY NAME IS TEDDY!
My brothers name is teddy
The teddy bear is named after Roosevelt
(yes random facts)
Oilseed Radish ?
Oilseed Radish is a cover crop and used as fertilizer. You plant it, let it grow one stage, and then plow it under and it counts as fertilizer. Its cheap to plant, and costs less than fertilizer.
Can you hire helpers to harvest grass?
I don't believe so - haven't tried it recently. That is a good question
You can get them to mow the grass and rake it but you have to bail wrap and collect yourself
should turn dirt off on test maps to keep them shiny
WHAT ABOUT TREES
Takes too long to process
I discovered this and found that if you Tedder the grass it’s easier to see...
I discovered if you use a collection trailer you can dump the grass at one point and run the baler over it easier than all over the map.
I make $5880 per round bale.
NNooooo no soy pleeaase!