Farming Simulator 19 – Crops Yields and Prices

The amount of crops gathered, the average price they sold for, and the money made per area of land were recorded.

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Introduction

I have gathered information on the amount of liters each crop produces per area of land in the original game. The crops were grown with a 165% growth rate.

For the sell prices, I have found some data in the game files and I think it represent the average price for the sell points. You can use this information to make sure you always sell at a good price.

Data Collected and Results

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Conclusion

The amount of work, time spent, and money needed for special tools are important. I think it is fair. Cotton is an exception. It makes less money compared to other crops. One could say it is the easiest crop, but it gives less money than other easy crops like Canola or Soybean.

Do take the time to collect the straw from your Wheat, Oat and Barley fields, you can be missing out on about 50% of profit is you don’t collect and sell it!

To sell Silage at the Biogas Plant, you must be buy the land first. It can take up to 50,000 Litre of Silage at once, and process it continually. You don’t get the money right away, it will pay you at midnight. The price seems to be fixed at $ 500 per litre and the price seems unaffected by selling at this location.

Because sell prices at the various sell locations will drop after you sell your crops, it’s preferable to farm various crops, and only sell them when prices are high or during a high demand. A large farm with a single crop type wouldn’t be as profitable because sell prices would be lower often.

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