November 18, 2021. Welcome to your next "Crops 101" lesson of the Farming Simulator Academy! Today, we’re focusing on grains. In simple terms, grains are plants that grow from a single seed and produce even more seeds we want to harvest. The process is always the same with grains, hence why we group them together, including soybeans. Price per acre is something like this: Grains - 6K per acre. Grains plus straw - 9K per acre. Specialty crops (cotton, beets, potatoes) - 9K per acre. Grass silage - 15K per acre (not 100% sure on this one) Sugercane - 20K per acre. Corn silage - 25K per acre, requires BioGas Plant to be purchased. Wood chips - don't bother. If you have seasons on, check the calendar, green is when you plant, orange is when you harvest. How long it takes is also based on how many days you have in a month. Only the months matter, the number of days just give you more time in between. 8. level 2. Well, without Seasons it's the only way, it won't dry on itself. You can even mow the grass several times before doing anything with it. [deleted] • 3 yr. ago. That’s what I do sometimes, if I feel the yield was pathetic, I just time set 120x, crop growth fast, withering off, and BOOM! Within like, 20 mins my field is back. Soya by a fare mile. You can't do anything with it just seling, so it has the highest price of all crops. It give low volume on the harvest. It also need lower volume of seed than barley or weat. If you play without season you can harvest it faster as others to it has 6 monts grow time. If you have PF active it dosent need fertilizer. . Re: CROP WONT GROW. by Stumbl » Mon Dec 15, 2014 3:34 pm. jimboy wrote: you have to hit the keys 7 or 8 , hitting seven till you get number 1 on the daylight icon at the top will stop growth , hitting 8 will set growing from 1 to 120 , the higher you go the faster crop grows. that changes GAME time , not crop time. If you play with crop destruction enabled, you should use a tractor with narrow tires for the following steps (as soon as the crop starts to grow), otherwise a lot of plants will get destroyed. Optional: After you're done with planting, you can also use a soil roller to condense the soil and increase the yield by additional 2,5%. Sow / plant your desired crop and apply the second fertilizer stage (in case the seeder cannot fertilize as well) for another 22.5% yield bonus. Roll the field using a field roller for 2.5% yield bonus. Last, to ensure no weeds will grow in your crop (that can decrease the yield up to 20%) run a weeder / hoe /chemical sprayer. Originally posted by Cookie™: I'm not new to FS, but I've always wondered what other people do in the early part of the game where you cant do much but wait for your crops to grow. I would recommend doing contract work for other farmers since it builds a reputation with them and gives you a discount when you get enough to buy a field that and Next Mods Seasons 19 Plant cultivation Prev Mods Seasons 19 FAQ. Seasons 19 introduces seasons and weather changes to Farming Simulator 19. During each season you work in the field, so the gameplay is not so casual - it requires strategy and planning. You start new game in the fall, harvest time, and you have no way to change the starting season.

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