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InFarming Simulator 25, crops are likely to be your main source of income. Since crops can only be planted and harvested at certain times, it’s good to know the schedule for the crops you have access to so that you can earn a relatively steady income. However, if you don’t want to worry about keeping track of when to plant and harvest,you can turn off Seasonal Growthin your Game Settings.
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But if you’re keeping Seasonal Growth toggled on, then there are a few resources to help you plan out your farm. In addition, there are other circumstances to consider when you’re getting ready to harvest if you want to avoid diminishing your crop yield.
The Basics of Crops
When you start your game, you have a couple of fields and seeds ready to use. However, that won’t last forever, so you need to prepare to purchase, plant, and harvest crops on your own. The planting and harvesting parts are being covered by season, but here are some general tips about farming:
In your menu, thecalendaris a great resource to help you with planting and harvest for each season. Additionally, theprice chartsin your menu are great for helping you decide if you want to simply sell crops, store them, or process them further before selling.
Crops in the Fall
Thedefault time that the game begins is August, which is perfect for taking a look at your fall crop options and when they need to be harvested. When you first start, you should have some wheat orriceready to harvest, depending on which map you choose. After that, you’ll want to consider picking up crops that are suitable to plant in fall.
Planting Period
Harvest Period
September–October
June–July
August–September
July–August
March–November
Oilseed Radish
March–October
Crops in the Winter
As you might expect, there aren’t a lot of options for crops that you can plant in the winter. In fact, you have onlyone option availablefor planting in the winter. Because of this, you’ll likely spend this season caring for your animals and working on new buildings for your farm. Additionally, you can make a decent profit on crops if you store them in a silo, then sell them in the winter.
February–March
October–November
Crops in the Spring
Unlike in winter,spring gives you the most optionsfor crops to plant. So, you should be pretty busy during this season between planting, fertilizing, and taking care of your animals. Don’t forget to refuel your vehicles and verify they don’t need avisit to the mechanicin the meantime.
April–July
August–November
April–May
March–May
Green Beans
April–June
Long Grain Rice
March–April
March–June
July–September
March–August
August–September
Sugar Beet
Sunflowers
Crops in the Summer
Summer has fewer options for planting than in spring, but a lot of thecrops from spring have a planting period that overlaps with summer. Because of this, you might be harvesting before planting more crops. However, if you want to grow canola in any given year, you’ll want to plant it right in August, which is the earliest you’re able to plant it, because it takes almost a full year to grow.
Then, it’s time to start the cycle again in fall. Depending on what you grow, you might need toput limestone in your fields every few yearsin order to keep growing crops. Otherwise, you should have a decent feeling for the planting seasons from here.
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