- Bugfixes & Changes:
Allow starting the game with some GPUs again that only support DirectX 12 feature level 11 (e.g. Geforce 700series). Note that this is below the offical minimum specifications and performance and stability might not be ideal
Disabled poplar being destructed when driving over it
Fixed "Gone but not for cotton" achievement (sell 40 cotton bales) not saving progress properly
Fixed "Trailer fill limit reached" icon for trailers not relibably showing for clients
Fixed beetroots displayed on belt systems
Fixed clipDistance mismatch on the large windmill
Fixed color selection on geringhoff headers
Fixed cut ravaged trees (created by twister) not being saved properly
Fixed deletion of weeds with dynamic husbandries
Fixed effect particles being displayed too dark in certain scenarios
Fixed guidance steering working width on Agrio Dino II
Fixed landscaping delay
Fixed mission "deadwood" trees being sometimes outside the map border
Fixed mission "planting soybeans" spawning with incompatible machinery
Fixed missions for fieldwork not progressing in some cases
Fixed mod filter for crossplay refreshing in the mods overview
Fixed terrain paint brush not having option to switch to round shape
Fixed texture flickering issue on the sunflower silo
Fixed various placeables with configurable solar panels not having an income
Fixed various weeders wheels destroying crops
Fixed winch sync with more than 3 trees attached
Improved advanced graphic settings menu
Improved check to fill water trailers on smaller water sources
Improved forestry mulchers removing stumps
Improved guidance steering line visualization
Improved wave simulation on rice fields
Increased fill speed from the larger water tank
Increased height of sawmill unloading triggers to support higher trailers
Removed limestation pipe collision to support higher trailers
Tweaked steering sensitivity for gamepads introduced with 1.3.0.0 and increased available settings range
Limited amount of straw buffered in combines to avoid large heaps when leaving blocked area

Improved performance for various foliage types
Various improvements for Field AI workers
Various improvements for Go-To AI workers
Various localization fixes and improvements
Various visual adjustments on several machines

Hutan Pantai: fixed inability to place buildings on farmland 60
Riverbend Springs: Disabled bee sounds while in vehicle
Zielonka: added additional splines for Go-To AI workers

Major improvements towards game stability


- New additions:
Massey Ferguson Prime Twine & Netwrap+ are now available as branded consumables
JD wheel weight support to groundking & TM1000 wheels
Graphic setting control of foliage LOD distance to allow larger foliage view distances without hurting the performance too much
Visible checkmark to downloaded mods in the mods overview


- Modding
Added "shallowWaterSimulation" placeable specialization to allow for simulated water in placeables

With new crops, animals, buildings, and factories, there will also be new products. When the work in the fields is done, and you decide to make more of your harvest (because you are not just a farmer, but a businessman), there are plenty of opportunities to do so.


Greenhouses are back, and there's so much more you can grow. That's, of course, in addition to the 25 regular field crops of Farming Simulator 25. You can also grow garlic, chilies, or spring onions, in addition to tomatoes, lettuce, strawberries, and other fine greenhouse vegetables. Choose which crops to grow, provide water, and wait for the results to be put out in pallets.

If you're a fungi friend, there are even special greenhouses and warehouses in addition to the regular glass greenhouses, so you can grow mushrooms. Since the spongy species of shrooms we have in Farming Simulator 25 prefer darkness, this type of greenhouse is completely shielded from sunlight.

There are several ways to distribute or sell your greenhouse produce. Sell them directly, ship them to factories for further processing, or distribute them to local farm shops. Let's take a look at farm shops!



Whether they're built via the construction menu and are owned by you or already exist in town, farm shops can only make profits if they have stuff to sell.

That's, of course, up to the local farmer - meaning you. Otherwise, their baskets and boxes remain empty.

Build your farm shops where you see fit. A small farm shop at the side of the road, like you see them so often driving around the countryside, or even a bigger one directly at your farm. It's always nice to put the fruits of your labor on display.


Farm shops are charming, but the townsfolk needs more to eat than just some roadside tomatoes. In Riverbend Springs and Hutan Pantai, there are Farmer's Markets at the center of town.

Local vendors require you to supply them with even more goods to feed the people. Delivering higher quantities is more profitable, of course.

While other businesses in Riverbend Springs don't count on their local farmer alone, the stores in Hutan Pantai insist on locally grown crops.

Which is why stores remain fully closed if you don't deliver in time.

Are the farmer's markets supplied with fresh produce? Good! Let's not stop there. People want their canned goods, too. And when they're fed, humans start to build things which they require other resources as well. You can help. And further increase profits.



Factories and production buildings, whether they're owned and built by you or already exist in the city, will offer to buy and process your goods and resources. That's not limited to crops, but also wood and other resources.

There's now a cement factory, for example, as this valuable commodity is required in various construction projects. Let's check out some new factories and production buildings.