Instead of having another map just up scale this farm. Buy more land and bigger equipment to have some cash crops and enough silage to run the whole year. Great videos always

Love the series, you could bale the big hay field wet once per year and let it ferment in the silo to hold you over till the corn is ready in the fall.

Definitely keep the silos and either buy another plot or 2 so you can do grass silage or go every other cutting so you have corn and grass silage

You could plant grass after corn in the fall, cut it for silage in the spring and put it back into corn. Sad to hear about Taheton. Can't wait for planting though.

Good video keep it up my friend ❤

Don't forget u can cut the barley early to silage as well.

You can whole crop the barley you planted and plant corn after

Let’s see a huge pig farm

You might want to change your TMR ratio to use the same amount of hay and silage instead and just of 25% hay to 75% silage

Nice video I did enjoy but with the corn silage problem you are having.I feel you need to chop some hayalge to go with you corn silage to help it last longer. You might have to buy so more land and plant some grass. This is my experience as a real life dairy farmer

Can you tell me how to change the measurements in the productions ? I have not figured that out yet

You should post another episode tomorrow because I’ll still be sick tomorrow and out of school

I don't know how many cows you have on there but on our dairy farm in real life we chop 1400-2000 acres for 2500 head.

You need to buy more land for corn silage

So are you now all of a sudden done playing the other map?

Y not cut the grass for silage instead of baling it all

I have been having trouble getting my game to save on toHeaton (I don’t know how to spell it) but now I can’t because steam won’t launch FS 22 for some reason

I would just disable snow mechanic if I was playing. It doesn't really seem to add anything but annoyance to the game.

Dam 2k head of cows they eat a lot on this game you need to plan better and upscale the farm