Farming Simulator 25: Harvesting
Harvesting in Farming Simulator 25 allows you to get and sell the crops you've grown with hard work. On this page of the guide we have described how to harvest.
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Harvesting is an activity that is carried out throughout the entire process of growing plants in Farming Simulator 25. It involves gathering crops for later use or sale. On this page of the guide we describe how to harvest crops.
How to harvest crops?
Before starting the harvest, you should prepare two machines - a harvester and a tractor with a trailer. The harvesting is done using with a harvester. When the harvester is full, you can drive up to the trailer, extend the pipe and empty the contents of the harvester into the trailer. If the field is close to your farm, you can also ignore the trailer and empty the harvester directly into the silo. If you intend to pull the trailer onto the field with a tractor, make sure it is equipped with narrow wheels - otherwise, you will destroy the crops.
Avoid harvesting in the rain as this reduces the amount of crops ultimately harvested. When harvesting grains, remember to activate the straw cutting function. This way, straw will be thrown behind the harvester so that you can collect it later. If you have enabled the seasonal calendar, remember to harvest your crops before the season ends, otherwise they will wither.
Headers and specialized harvesters
Default harvesters are capable of harvesting most crops in the game. Occasionally, you may have to swap the header, which is the front part of the harvester. Headers can be purchased in the store. Thus, grains are the perfect crops at the beginning of the game. Other crops, such as potatoes, beets and spinach, require completely exclusive harvesters that are only able to harvest one type of crop (the harvester shown in the image above is, for example, the only way to harvest spinach and is used only for harvesting spinach). Although they function identically to default harvesters, they entail a high expense. Pay attention to the icons under the machine description in the store, so that you know what crops you can harvest with a specific machine.
- Farming Simulator 25 Guide
- Farming Simulator 25: Game Guide
- Farming Simulator 25: Cultivation of plants
- Farming Simulator 25: Order of field work
- Farming Simulator 25: Plowing
- Farming Simulator 25: Cultivation
- Farming Simulator 25: Lime spreading
- Farming Simulator 25: Stone picking and soil rolling
- Farming Simulator 25: Sowing and planting
- Farming Simulator 25: Weeding
- Farming Simulator 25: Fertilizing
- Farming Simulator 25: Harvesting
- Farming Simulator 25: Mulching
- Farming Simulator 25: Straw
- Farming Simulator 25: How to grow grass?
- Farming Simulator 25: How to make hay?
- Farming Simulator 25: Storing resources
- Farming Simulator 25: How to grow grains?
- Farming Simulator 25: How to grow potatoes?
- Farming Simulator 25: How to grow sugar beets?
- Farming Simulator 25: How to grow sunflowers and corn?
- Farming Simulator 25: How to grow sugarcane?
- Farming Simulator 25: How to cultivate long grain rice?
- Farming Simulator 25: How to grow rice?
- Farming Simulator 25: How to grow root vegetables - carrots, parsnip, red beet?
- Farming Simulator 25: How to grow grapes and olives?
- Farming Simulator 25: Cultivation of plants
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