I know I'm late to the party, but this video was extremely helpful and easy to understand. I've tried playing on seasons and wasn't really enjoying it, different bugs kept popping up. First my soil composition wasn't showing, then my workers kept quitting their jobs unexpectedly. But this right here, I can get into. At first it seemed like a lot more work than seasons. But the way you broke it down, i understood the basic difference. Definitely looking forward to adding it into my long list of mods. 👍🏽
Nice job. I've watched 3 channels so far and each are a little different with the testing they've done and the information. Never expected yours to be any different. Thanks for the information.
Am i missing somthing or does slurry and using sprayers seem pointless if you use a seeder or planter with fertilizer in them. Because wen i use a seeder with fert. It will always get the nitrogen level based on the crop im planting. Wereas slurry and sptayers is a set amount. I even tried planting first then use slurry to see if it will add more to the required amount. But it doesnt. So seems better to just use a seeder and planter with fert tanks so it will auto adjust however smount is needed for perfect nitrogen levels each time.
That is a very interesting point you made. Sorry for the late reply. I never noticed any difference - but I am testing it now. Thank you for the comment - greatly appreciated!
Great and very educational! You my Friend are a excellent teacher! You did this whole dlc justice you broke it down to where even I understand how it works! Thank You my Friend!
Thanks for showing how it works if any of the youtubers should know it would be you as your a real life farmer thanks again it helped me a lot God bless be healthy and stay safe my farming friend
FARMER MINN i want to ask a question and it might sound stupid but if u set everything to automatically can u still drive the machines urself or do u have to hire a worker? Again sorry I it sounds stupid or worse
Thanks for the question......yes, if it is set to automatically adjust rate, you can still drive manually and it will properly adjust for you. Have an awesome day!
Weeds are a separate issue and are not related to Precision Farming. I am not a fan of the way weeds are set up. Lime is needed for Precision Farming. That is your pH levels they are referring too.
Very helpful, I decided to get back into fs19 because warthunder is being screwed over, and I saw that this was in the mod list, and I started a new map and had no idea what to do. So thank you for the extremely helpful info.
This is a brilliant vid on Precision Farming. I learned so much about soil types and the thought a person will have to put into crops to achieve top yields. I know exactly who I’ll turn to when I have question on this subject. Thank you Minn for posting this vid for all of us. I can only imagine how much time & effort it took to put it together. Take care & stay safe PFM. :) Cheers
Dang good video my friend...was reminded of soil judging contests way back in the day with FFA...interesting fact, I dated a stripper named Sandy Loam LOL
@@FARMERMINN After you finish cutting corn like you did in this video what would be your next process to start growing again would you cultivate the field and then lime and put manure down or lime manure then cultivate and plant
How does this work with grass? I can't seem to get a good grass yield with this mod on, I assume because fertilizer and lime don't affect fields with grass planted? Dunno.
Good day my friend. I've noticed the difference between using it and not. I've tested the same field, same conditions with it and without it. There is a difference in time an accuracy. Sometimes really noticeable, sometimes not. I think if you don't mind putting one somewhere, its not a bad option. Thank you for the comment my friend. Have a Stupendous Day!
After you finish cutting corn like you did in this video what would be your next process to start growing again would you cultivate the field and then lime and put manure down or lime manure then cultivate and plant
When this first came out I didn't like it but I had thought lets give it another try but thanks to you I now know more about this mod now I totally understand it thanks
One thing I wish they would do is change the soil texture. So when you drill wheat in, the ground looks like it was drilled. But when you plant corn or soybeans or something, the ground still looks like it was drilled instead of planted.
I have had no issues yet when using course play with it. Slider moves just as it does when using hired helper to spread lime, fertilizer, seeds. Currently playing on Lone Oak Farming Agency Edition map, using default soils. Have a pleasant one.
excellent video minn! i thoroughly enjoyed learning about precision farming and your efforts to put this video together were worth it and appreciated! thank you!
Maybe I'm stupid but what's the point of probing the field when you can just straight up plow, lime and fertilize it with the automatic application setting?
The soil samples also tell you the type of soil texture and yield potential. It's not just straightforward as plow, lime and fertilize. Even with the automatic settings it is setting an application rate which will also affect cost. At first I thought the exact same thing, but it does involve a lot more. Remember, this is a 2-year project of Giants that will grow.
It definitely is a helpful video. You actually know what you’re talking about. After watching this video I’m gonna give it a try. My question is can you set it to automatic it and do the job yourself and if it’s gonna apply the right amount of lime and fertilizer on the different types of textures without having to use the helpers?
Very sorry for the late reply my friend. Thank you for the comment. Yes, it will go to automatic with both a hired worker and if you are doing it yourself.
With seasons you can now adjust crop damage and weed coverage 😏 which i like great look at the precision mod 😉 especially from a agronomist perspective
Plants free of water deficit events more efficiently absorb available plant nutrients enabling plants to achieve their maximum genetic potential. SWRT membranes installed below plant root systems retain water where it falls, providing continuous delivery of drought-free periods up to 3 times longer than intensely irrigated control sands without root zone water retention membranes (Guber et al, 2016).
Too bad precision farming fucks over contracts as you will get fields with 20% yeild or 50% and it doesn't give you enough to finish the field so you finish a field with like 78% done and in the hole 2 hours and 2k. Also found the values change based on seed for what you need so plant, lime, then fert in that order works well.
Sorry but I think this mod needs some adjusting, how can you have a prefect field as far as your ph level and nitrogen and it still makes the worst crop also how can your harvest be perfect you save the game come back to play that saved game and it becomes the worst crop, so far I'm not impressed with this mod so I've deleted it
Take it from me.....I do this for a living....you can have the perfect ph, nitrogen level and have the worst crop ever....its called farming. could be weather, soil type, lots of things. If you don't like it, don't use it. I have not even used it.
@@FARMERMINN I farm also but I aint never had my crop change overnight during harvest, if its 250 bushel corn in a field that night I aint never seen it go to 100 bushel corn in the same field the next have you cupcake??
Cupcake? Not sure about that, but I've seen a 35 ton/acre sugarbeet crop go to 0 ton/acre overnight. I agree, this mod is not perfect, but it's premise is there. Nothing about this game is 100% realistic. It is what it is.....a game.
I know I'm late to the party, but this video was extremely helpful and easy to understand. I've tried playing on seasons and wasn't really enjoying it, different bugs kept popping up. First my soil composition wasn't showing, then my workers kept quitting their jobs unexpectedly. But this right here, I can get into. At first it seemed like a lot more work than seasons. But the way you broke it down, i understood the basic difference. Definitely looking forward to adding it into my long list of mods. 👍🏽
I sincerely appreciate your comment - I am glad it helped. Thank you very much my friend!
Nice job. I've watched 3 channels so far and each are a little different with the testing they've done and the information. Never expected yours to be any different. Thanks for the information.
I appreciate that my good friend - very sorry for missing some comments - I really hope you are well!
@@FARMERMINN all is good sir. Everything is going well on this end. Hope all is well in your end.
10 minutes in and this is already one of your best videos!
2 minutes in and he had lost me lol dirt isn't just dirt? Bullhockey
Newall.....those are fighting words! Dirt is a 4 letter word!!
Thank you my good friend! I sincerely appreciate that! Had a lot of fun working on it. Brought me back to my college days.
@@FARMERMINN I definitely learned more than I knew that I wanted to learn about dirt.
@@FARMERMINN Dirt, Smirt ;) its all the same right? i mean right? anyone? anyone?
Am i missing somthing or does slurry and using sprayers seem pointless if you use a seeder or planter with fertilizer in them. Because wen i use a seeder with fert. It will always get the nitrogen level based on the crop im planting. Wereas slurry and sptayers is a set amount. I even tried planting first then use slurry to see if it will add more to the required amount. But it doesnt. So seems better to just use a seeder and planter with fert tanks so it will auto adjust however smount is needed for perfect nitrogen levels each time.
That is a very interesting point you made. Sorry for the late reply. I never noticed any difference - but I am testing it now. Thank you for the comment - greatly appreciated!
@@FARMERMINN its all good. Im guessing using slurry or manure will reduce the cost of when you do fertilize.
What an incredible video. Hard to believe even better than all the others. Way to go above and beyond. Keep up the great work.
Wow, thank you!
Great and very educational! You my Friend are a excellent teacher! You did this whole dlc justice you broke it down to where even I understand how it works! Thank You my Friend!
Wow, thanks!
Good job, someone that actually knows what there talking about.
I sincerely appreciate that. A lot. Thank you. Have an awesome day!
Thanks for showing how it works if any of the youtubers should know it would be you as your a real life farmer thanks again it helped me a lot God bless be healthy and stay safe my farming friend
Greatly appreciated my friend! And thank you for the wishes - hope you are staying safe and healthy as well!
FARMER MINN i want to ask a question and it might sound stupid but if u set everything to automatically can u still drive the machines urself or do u have to hire a worker? Again sorry I it sounds stupid or worse
Thanks for the question......yes, if it is set to automatically adjust rate, you can still drive manually and it will properly adjust for you. Have an awesome day!
@@FARMERMINN thanks very much and like everyone else has said, thank you for breaking everything down much love ❤❤
Very informative vid thanks for explaining it so even I can grasp it . Have a great weekend.
Thanks, you too!
Great video. This actually adds alot to the game. I havent messed with it yet looking forward to it. Thanks for helping out!
You betcha! Sincerely appreciate the comment!
Does it work with anhydrous?
If we want to use precision farming should we have weeds and Kim turned on?
Weeds are a separate issue and are not related to Precision Farming. I am not a fan of the way weeds are set up. Lime is needed for Precision Farming. That is your pH levels they are referring too.
@@FARMERMINN okay thank you 👍
Very helpful, I decided to get back into fs19 because warthunder is being screwed over, and I saw that this was in the mod list, and I started a new map and had no idea what to do. So thank you for the extremely helpful info.
I sincerely appreciate that! I hope it does - and good luck with the farming - have an awesome day!
Great walk through I agree with your thoughts of additional real farming issues
Greatly appreciated my good friend! Now, get trucking!
This is a brilliant vid on Precision Farming. I learned so much about soil types and the thought a person will have to put into crops to achieve top yields. I know exactly who I’ll turn to when I have question on this subject. Thank you Minn for posting this vid for all of us. I can only imagine how much time & effort it took to put it together. Take care & stay safe PFM. :) Cheers
Really appreciate that - thank you very much!
Dang good video my friend...was reminded of soil judging contests way back in the day with FFA...interesting fact, I dated a stripper named Sandy Loam LOL
HA! I liked that! Made me laugh - thank you kindly my friend. Greatly appreciated! Hope you are staying safe and healthy!
@@FARMERMINN After you finish cutting corn like you did in this video what would be your next process to start growing again would you cultivate the field and then lime and put manure down or lime manure then cultivate and plant
Does any know if this makes handling Weeds any different. Idk if i have a bug or something but when i spray over my Weeds they don't go away
Not that I can tell my friend. Weeds will still come and go as usual.
How does this work with grass? I can't seem to get a good grass yield with this mod on, I assume because fertilizer and lime don't affect fields with grass planted? Dunno.
If it is a clearly defined field - yes, lime and fertilizer will make a difference!
Thanks matey! Very helpful.
Glad it helped!
How to use worker for soil samples?
You can't my friend.
Does the RTK base station work? The little I've used it didn't notice a difference
Good day my friend. I've noticed the difference between using it and not. I've tested the same field, same conditions with it and without it. There is a difference in time an accuracy. Sometimes really noticeable, sometimes not. I think if you don't mind putting one somewhere, its not a bad option. Thank you for the comment my friend. Have a Stupendous Day!
Ok really helpful video. I watch while farming and while playing farming simulator
After you finish cutting corn like you did in this video what would be your next process to start growing again would you cultivate the field and then lime and put manure down or lime manure then cultivate and plant
When this first came out I didn't like it but I had thought lets give it another try but thanks to you I now know more about this mod now I totally understand it thanks
I greatly appreciate you watching and thank you for the comment. It takes time, I am still not used to it yet
Expert analysis sir you are the man......
Greatly appreciated my good friend! Thank you!
Wow that was awesome broke it all right down easily understood. Between the ditches farm channel?
Thank you very much my friend!
May I Please ask what map that is I really like it ???
That was on the map Sosnovka
What about weeds do they not exist on precision farming
They do - they are just not included in the Precision Farming setup.
One thing I wish they would do is change the soil texture. So when you drill wheat in, the ground looks like it was drilled. But when you plant corn or soybeans or something, the ground still looks like it was drilled instead of planted.
Could not agree more - excellent points. Thank you for your comment!
Nice video, interesting perspective. Have a pleasant weekend!
I have had no issues yet when using course play with it. Slider moves just as it does when using hired helper to spread lime, fertilizer, seeds. Currently playing on Lone Oak Farming Agency Edition map, using default soils. Have a pleasant one.
Thanks for the visit
excellent video minn! i thoroughly enjoyed learning about precision farming and your efforts to put this video together were worth it and appreciated! thank you!
Thank you very much! - I hope life is treating you well - hope to see you trucking soon!
Great job, man!
Hey, thanks! Have an awesome day!
Great video min. That looks very interesting maybe I'll start playing fs again
You should my good friend - hope you have been well. Sorry - having troubles with comments - but very good to see you again!
Maybe I'm stupid but what's the point of probing the field when you can just straight up plow, lime and fertilize it with the automatic application setting?
The soil samples also tell you the type of soil texture and yield potential. It's not just straightforward as plow, lime and fertilize. Even with the automatic settings it is setting an application rate which will also affect cost. At first I thought the exact same thing, but it does involve a lot more. Remember, this is a 2-year project of Giants that will grow.
@@FARMERMINN Oh okay then. I thought the soil type would show automatically on the map when you buy the field :b Thanks for the explanation:)
Hey what's that map ?
Great vids man
Glad you like them!
Have u ever thought of bringing back fs19
It definitely is a helpful video. You actually know what you’re talking about. After watching this video I’m gonna give it a try. My question is can you set it to automatic it and do the job yourself and if it’s gonna apply the right amount of lime and fertilizer on the different types of textures without having to use the helpers?
Very sorry for the late reply my friend. Thank you for the comment. Yes, it will go to automatic with both a hired worker and if you are doing it yourself.
i have a ? on this how do you bye land with it activated
same way you would without it. Go into map and select buy lands - it works just the same
With seasons you can now adjust crop damage and weed coverage 😏 which i like great look at the precision mod 😉 especially from a agronomist perspective
Thank you very much my good friend - always appreciate your comments!
what map is this
Erlengrat
oh ok thanks my friend i need that help at times thanks
Happy to help
Plants free of water deficit events more efficiently absorb available plant nutrients enabling plants to achieve their maximum genetic potential. SWRT membranes installed below plant root systems retain water where it falls, providing continuous delivery of drought-free periods up to 3 times longer than intensely irrigated control sands without root zone water retention membranes (Guber et al, 2016).
Thank u much better know i understand and ill keep my hair in lol
Greatly appreciate your comment. Thank you!
Too bad precision farming fucks over contracts as you will get fields with 20% yeild or 50% and it doesn't give you enough to finish the field so you finish a field with like 78% done and in the hole 2 hours and 2k. Also found the values change based on seed for what you need so plant, lime, then fert in that order works well.
Thank you kindly for the comment - I apologize for the late reply. You are right - but it is still a work in progress. Hopefully it improves.
@@FARMERMINN Has it improved?
The whole video reminds me of 8th grade ag class
I am not sure if that is a good thing or a bad thing
What are you eating
Barley Pop!
after listening to this guy i'm more confused now than before. too much info for beginner like me
I would suggest actually watching the video and listening to it. Cheers! Have an awesome weekend!
Sorry but I think this mod needs some adjusting, how can you have a prefect field as far as your ph level and nitrogen and it still makes the worst crop also how can your harvest be perfect you save the game come back to play that saved game and it becomes the worst crop, so far I'm not impressed with this mod so I've deleted it
Take it from me.....I do this for a living....you can have the perfect ph, nitrogen level and have the worst crop ever....its called farming. could be weather, soil type, lots of things. If you don't like it, don't use it. I have not even used it.
@@FARMERMINN I farm also but I aint never had my crop change overnight during harvest, if its 250 bushel corn in a field that night I aint never seen it go to 100 bushel corn in the same field the next have you cupcake??
Cupcake? Not sure about that, but I've seen a 35 ton/acre sugarbeet crop go to 0 ton/acre overnight. I agree, this mod is not perfect, but it's premise is there. Nothing about this game is 100% realistic. It is what it is.....a game.
@@FARMERMINN true aint nothing like the real thing. How many acres yall farm and what all do yall farm
Perhaps you should learn how these things work before you produce 'Complete Guides' to them.
Then....why don't you tell me what I did wrong or did not know! Please educate me