Farming Simulator 2013: First cultivation

While the harvester is still collecting crops, you should start cultivating the field. For that, you need to tractor and cultivator which have been described above.

Once again you can do the job yourself, or hire a worker. I'd recommend the latter option. Without cultivating the field, you won't be able to seed again. What's important is that the field doesn't need to be plowed again afterwards (you don't have plows either way). The game doesn't include a crop rotation system, so you can sow anything without having to fear that the crops will be worse.
While one of the workers is harvesting and the other cultivating, you can focus on collecting the crops from the harvester and at the same time take care of field number 29.
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- Farming Simulator 2013: Game Guide
- Farming Simulator 2013: The basics
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- Farming Simulator 2013: Options, maps, PDA
- Farming Simulator 2013: Machinery
- Farming Simulator 2013: Choosing a difficulty level
- Farming Simulator 2013: Vehicles and machines at disposal
- Farming Simulator 2013: First steps
- Farming Simulator 2013: First harvest
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- Farming Simulator 2013: First sowing
- Farming Simulator 2013: Selling crops for the first time
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- Farming Simulator 2013: The basics
- Farming Simulator 2013: Game Guide
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