A German map based on the Peine/Salzgitter/Gifhorn region, based on the town of Woltorf. It is not a one-to-one replica of the village; for example, the fields have been slightly enlarged and field paths adapted. The region is known for arable farming and is ideal for growing grain, potatoes, and sugar beets.
Realism and local relevance are important for this map.
The map contains a lot of attention to detail

The biggest mishap I've ever captured on video was the recovery of a fully loaded loading wagon that had crashed. Since we needed the delivery for our BGA, reversing it wasn't an option for us. So we laboriously tried to get the loading wagon back on its wheels. We had so much fun doing it that we'll remember it forever. I'm now curious to hear about your mishaps.

Here are some interesting ester eggs on Farming Simulator 25

I've only been using Just About for a short time.

I found out about this site through the Giants Software Partner Network Discord. I was skeptical at first, but after successfully completing some tasks and receiving credit for them, I was convinced.

I have already installed the Just Rewards extension for my browser and when I open new websites the Just Rewards reminder pops up every now and then, which is available here.

Unfortunately, I haven't had any tasks yet that have encouraged me to implement them.

I will keep an eye on the Just Rewards extension, maybe something interesting will come along for me.

Farming Simulator 25 was nominated in the "Sit back and relax" category on Steam and won this category.

I love this small animals in FS25

One option that you can currently use in the base game is the used machine market.

Open the vehicle menu and look under the Offers tab to see which vehicles or attachments are available there with a decent discount.

Buy the corresponding vehicle or attachment and drive it to the workshop of your choice. Have the vehicle or attachment repaired and/or painted there.

This will mean additional expenses, but the value of the machines will increase.

If you now sell your vehicle or attachment, you will receive more money than you spent.

If you now happen to use a mod, such as the workshop with staff, where you have a one-off purchase cost and pay a monthly fee depending on the equipment in the workshop, then the repair and painting will not cost you anything extra.

This means you can maximize your profit from the used machine market even further.

Have fun trying it out

I will link the video later

In my opinion, anyone who doesn't know the Farming Simulator is missing out on a lot.

I would like to introduce you to the two different perspectives here:

1. Variant: Player

As a player, you have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of virtual farming with the base game and try out the complex processes of real farming. Who has the opportunity to do that in real life?

You can either play the game just for fun to relax after a hard day at work, or as an ultra-realistic player you can seek the challenge of building your own empire. There are also many different mods available to players. And here we come to variant 2.

2. Variant: Modder / Mapper

As a modder or mapper, you can let off steam creatively and create new maps, vehicles or functions that expand the base game and enhance the gaming experience.

Whether you are a player, mapper or modder, there is one thing you should definitely keep in mind. Once you have immersed yourself in the world of gaming, you won't be able to let it go so quickly. You will accumulate several hours of playing time. I don't regret a second of it so far.

Hello,

this is my contribution to the challenge. As you can see here, sunflowers were grown because they have a very low yield and therefore fit into the combine harvester without having to unload them. It took a lot of attempts to try out different techniques.

I think I can be very happy with the current result.

I'm excited to see what the jury says about it.

A recommended winter read with a lot of humor.

Bizarre, lovable characters, dry humor and insults in the Bavarian dialect: welcome to Niederkaltenkirchen! Here, the provincial police officer Franz Eberhofer investigates strange (murder) cases together with his detective buddy Rudi Birkenberger and often makes one faux pas after the next.

The "Eberhofer crime novels" are the work of the German bestselling author Rita Falk, originated as novels and have made it to the big screen.