FS22 PRECISION FARMING - THE ONLY GUIDE/TUTORIAL YOU'LL NEED | Farming Simulator 22
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- I love this product. I show you every aspect and how to use it using Calmsden Farm as the base of teaching.
If you are new this will give you details about each aspect. If you are a PF vet but want some detail on the FS22 enhancements, you'll get that. Look for chapters with N22 for "new for FS22" in the headings.
I was so excited to have this finally release and wanted to give everyone a detailed walkthrough so they can use it right away.
00:00 Intro
00:38 Explaining where I am showing this tutorial
01:01 Environmental Score overview (NS22)
02:07 Tillage score
02:44 Soil sampling score
02:52 Weed control score
03:29 pH value score
03:58 Nitrogen score (N22)
04:23 Individual field environmental scores (N22)
05:53 Soil sampling overview
06:17 First soil sample option: Purchase soil map (N22)
07:10 Soil pH
07:42 Soil nitrogen
08:13 Soil types
08:55 Change to environmental score
09:07 Second soil sample option: Boring soil
11:35 Environmental score impact
12:04 Send samples to lab
12:57 Lab results back
13:42 Base map field info
15:28 Variable herbicide overview (N22)
15:53 New weed sprayer tech (N22)
16:35 Weed spraying
16:45 Close view of function of new sprayer (N22)
17:45 Economic Analysis
19:06 Environmental score check in
19:25 Variable seeding (N22) and Fertilizing
19:49 ISARIA Pro Active and Compact explained (N22)
21:09 How Precision Farming reads the field for planting
22:37 Variable seed settings (N22)
23:36 Making sure you understand these soil types we are using
24:02 See how variable seeding and fert work in real time
25:26 Now let's see what happened on the map
26:27 It's a lot, covering again
27:22 Changing to wheat, notice the differences
28:17 More to see now in Economic Analysis
29:01 Variable manure spreading (N22)
29:44 Differences in chemical and organic technology (N22)
30:32 Variable pH (Lime)
32:03 Seeing Economic Analysis impacts again
32:42 Observing how lime consumption varies substantially
33:38 Getting to understand your Precision farming in field info
35:40 Explaining intricacies of how chemicals interact with soil in PF
36:59 Yield map with Precision Farming
38:06 Out of the combine to learn more from the field info
39:24 Toggling map to watch results
39:48 Economic Analysis with yield impacts
40:26 Hope this tutorial has helped. Key benefits summarized
43:04 Need any help? Ask
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I’ve been watching all the bigger FS you tubers videos on this but there was a lot of info in this video that they did not cover and was very helpful. Well done! New subscriber here
First, thanks for subscribing. Glad to hear I'm giving you content you can't really find anywhere. I tend to be pretty thorough in exploring all angles of things I can, and so good to know I'm sharing stuff you are not seeing covered elsewhere.
Best video on Precision Farming I've seen thus far! As a Noob, I thank you!
Miguel, thanks for the reinforcement that my methods are helpful. I always try to make sure that I assume no knowledge in my guides/tutorials. If you've not seen my Sim Academy series you might find that useful as a noob as well. At times I will do something advanced that assumes you understand something else but will be very clear in the intro about that and usually will have another intro type video already there to fill that gap (my Autodrive videos are like that). Hope you regularly come back to see the let's play content and perhaps get excited about some of the other sims I cover as I find that myself I was drawn to good, immersive sims covering different things. In fact I tried Farming Simulator because of my love for American Truck Simulator and seeing that so many who played one played the other.
Happy simming!
Excellent video. Very descriptive and covers everything. New subscriber here!
Thanks for subscribing! Hope you enjoy the let's play type content too, as that is that vast majority of what I put out. I will do how tos if people ask or if I come across something complex like PF.
Holy crap thank you so much. I had absolutely zero clue you could just PURCHASE THE FIELD INFO..... I spent so long just to find out I can buy it.
Glad I could help you! Thanks for stopping by!
Thank you putting this out there for us.
Glad it is proving helpful to so many.
Best tutorial ive come cross. Well done. MS
Wonderful to hear. Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment!
Thank you for the very informative video, MS. I only wished that the resolution was a little higher so I could read the numbers better. Good job, though! :) EDIT: It's much higher, now (1080), so check it out! He spells it all out, beautifully, and to the point.
Richard, It is likely the HD processing by CZcams had not finished yet. That can take a bit. I see it is done this morning so you may want to take a look again as I see 1080p is available and numbers look crisp. Hopefully that will help, but I agree when I previewed it to get it listed on various Discord channels I could tell the SD resolution was going to be a bit lacking.
@@thematuresimmer4359 Fantastic! 1080 now! Thanks again for a most informative video on P.F. I never played it on FS19 and was confused about it until I watched your tutorial. Beautiful!
@@richardchargin7552 And that's exactly why I focus on the topics I do and put the time in to the video to make it good, informative content. Too much drivel out there with people talking too fast and saying nothing. So glad it gave you the confidence and removed the confusion so hopefully you will give it a try. I was hesitant in 19 and eventually gave it a try and loved it but had to learn a lot of it through trial and error, so I get the hesitation. Courseplay, Autodrive, Guidance Steering are similar in that people see them but are intimidated so hope to make it less scary.
Excellent job.. 98% of youtube stuff is not very good.. this is next level stuff.. thank you!
Glad you enjoyed this and you are very welcome. I love teaching people so these types of videos are much easier for me. Only so much teaching stuff that can be done so limited on how much of this material I can do, and also why I ask if there are things people want me to try to create something on. Always happy to provide what folks would find interesting.
For other content on my channel is very difficult to make it stand out as let's plays are just that, watching someone play and perhaps you enjoy whatever we choose to ramble on about as we plow a field.
thank you so much
You are welcome. Hope it helped.
My friend, the latest version of courseplay allows you to create a course for soil sampling....
Good to know. Thanks for sharing.
Nice video, i have a n issue on the new Attingham Park where i can't select individual fields, it has field 34, 36 and the farm house land as one whole field, is this a map issue or PF bug?
So just downloaded and loaded up the map in my testing space. For PF this is a map issue. Easiest way to see this is when you go into the map and select X as if you were going to purchase and click around. In that mode you can also clearly see the parcel boundaries the designer used. Field 25,26 and 27 as well as field 12 and 3 have the same "issue" with the house. I have never seen PF select anything other than parcels.
In contrast if I test Courseplay function on the map, I can individually select the field you point at and create work paths, so it appears to likely function without issue.
Going back to your PF question, why do you feel the need to select independently? If I purchase that parcel, the Nitrogen map for example shows clear differentiation between field 34 and 36 at the initial load of the map. You will not be able to keep stats independently as you work them if that is your hope, without manual intervention by gathering data as you work and parsing things out, but as mentioned, this is the only way I have seen PF designed to work, with purchasable parcels in their entirety, unlike Courseplay which will segment out a field, but their purposes are different.
Happy to respond to any other questions you have and hope this helps!
@@thematuresimmer4359 Thx for quick reply, i'm new to PF so was a bit confused as to why i couldn't select them individually, but you explained it well. Thx again.
@@ozmoe754 Not a problem. Just sheer luck that I checked comments right after you posted and I had time to check right away. Can't promise such prompt service in the future! ;)
I just started using precision. I’m confused on how to time the selling of my commodities. My environmental score is constantly going up and down, like right after harvest my nitrogen goes clear down dropping my score, I store my commodities and try to sell most of them in that Dec/Jan when certain prices are highest. Do I need to make a separate pass of fert months before I plant instead of doing it with the planter so I can sell with a higher score? Or like the other day I bought a few new parcels of land and even tho I sampled it right away to keep that part of the score up, the nitrogen and ph killed my score. Just trying to figure out how to manage that aspect, any help is appreciated
Yes some of the is a bit challenging. Keep in mind it appears the environmental score does not add anything until you are above 70 overall and then adds 1% for each point above that so you'd need a score of 80 (highest I have been able to achieve with any regularity) to get a 10% bonus. What I have not done is determine if this is even worth it as fertilizer is not inexpensive, so it is not uncommon to spend $10K in fertilizer across your fields to get crop bonuses of $1K-$3K, so a net loss.
I find the bigger benefits of precision farming are the items not related to environmental score, like higher yield, time savings etc.
Also if you play with weeds off, for example, as I tend to do, the weed score never gets above 50% etc. So you can make a fert pass early to try to raise your nitrogen score, but since it is across all fields the increases may only be 1-2%, so coupled with the dollar gain you will get, figure out what makes the most sense for you.
Are you an educator for a living? This was an amazing video on the topic 👍
Thank for the feedback. I am not, though I do at time write documentation for processes. I just try to think about what I'd need to know if I was starting with no knowledge on something when doing a video like this. Glad you liked it!
Understanding precision farming now.
What do you do if your not using deep planter like say corn...how would you ho about that?
I believe PF works the same regardless of the crops. It would sense the crop and drive your fertilizer and seeds or example the same way with a planter or a seeder. I have not seen differences but perhaps there is something I had not tried over time.
@@thematuresimmer4359 it's me being daft iv found deep seed planter as well. Thanks for getting back to me
@@andrewmoore8432 Good news
I can’t put any sorts of fertilizer on parts of my fields. The soil data isn’t outdated or anything, it just disappeared and left. Did I do something wrong or what?
Did you apply after/with planting when the crop was identified? If not, FS22 PF let's you stipulate which crop you do have which I showed cycling through (it may be clearer in the 2nd and 3rd video on this where I verify the crop sensor does not appear to function as advertised).
The part that has me a bit confused, as I've not seen this behavior, is "it just disappeared and left". So the PF Nitrogen screen showed a higher amount, then less the next day? I'd suggest standing on the field and it will show you the nitrogen and pH levels (it's toward the last 25% of this video where I spend a lot of time walking the field showing that). Some crops, need little or no fertilizer, like soybeans and grass, so the field will still be red in some cases or just barely moving into yellow. Also if the field already has enough it will not spread. Did you observer the nitrogen application as you worked? It should show how much was being added and also what type i.e. "loamy sand with wheat.""
Hope that gives you a bit to go on. Come back and share some more and will respond as best I can.
any way to clear out the precision farming data from fields that have been painted back into regular ground (as in no longer a crop field)?
So not certain I clearly understand your question so ask more if my answer if not what you needed to understand.
If you go into the PF button on the ESC menu screen (I play PC to not sure what console command is if you play that way), you can click on the field to focus on that area. As you cycle through the different measures (Nitrogen, pH, Soil Types, etc.), at the bottom there are resets. Now only one of them changes any paint, which is the Yield map. With regards to the other soil nutrients screens, no you cannot make that go away, but you can just ignore it if not growing crops. This makes sense as in real life if you just decided to stop using a field you do not stop knowing what you knew about it. Those netrient levels are still there and can be measured on the off chance you decide to revert back.
Hope that helps, but in short, only painted overlay you can remove is yield. Other than that you'd have to stop using PF in the saved game you are using to make everything else disappear.
I'm still confused on when to put slurry on and how it works with direct seeding. I want to get my field score to 100 but I can't seem to get above 80.
Slurry would go on as the fertilizer it is replacing. On the environmental score, make certain you know which of the six factors are impacting things. If it is not nitrogen than your slurry is not your issue. You'd also need to add the PF tech to your slurry spreader so make sure you have done that. At times your gameplay settings will not allow you to get to 100. For example, if you have weeds off, your weed score will remain at 50%. Finally be aware the overall environmental score seems to add 1% to your sell price once it is above 70%, so those extra pieces take a lot of time, money and effort to add up, especially if you have a lot of fields and may not be worth it.
can you do a video please on field prep when the crops harvested and before you plant what to do before hand ?
Yes, I can do something on that as pretty basic. It depends on what equipment you are using, but I can do something short addressing the impacts of the choices you make.
@@thematuresimmer4359 im on precision farming using ingame standard equipment nothing fancy :) for example instead of a plow what other equipment to use like subsoilers for example power harrows things like that
Just posted your video. Here you go czcams.com/video/ixCvFMPgdsg/video.html
@@benwilson2099 Again, the new video I posted gives you the core guard rails to follow.
All those effect tillage score. The plow is the worst, giving you 0. The other items (subsoilers, power harrows etc.) are cultivators in impact to the soil, so they will provide a score of 5 typically. You really need to try a tool to be sure. Not plowing or direct seeding disturbs the least and provide the max 10 score. Thinking of it another way, draw 3 parallel lines on a page horizontally. The top line is the top soil and you can label that 10. Middle line is the shallower depth and can be labeled 5. The bottom line is deep tillage and you can label that 0. Then apply the tools as noted above to each line. In the store Plow hits 0 line. Anything else is 5 or 10. Really only direct seeders let you get 10.
Did rolling change with precision farming? I rolled right after seeding and the crop was destroyed...
I had not seen anything about that, but do not tend to roll. It only increases yield by 3% so the time to do it just has never seemed worth it to me which is why I had not covered it in my video. All I can think of is that it might be a map issue, so perhaps test on another map and see if it acts the same? I did some searching after your question and can find nothing about people having crops destroyed by rolling unless they had crop destruction on and rolled at the wrong time.
Hoping to try it out tomorrow. I don't think anyone is using the crop sensor right. According to everything GIANTS has put out you don't need it. It only works once crops have grown, I think, and gives you more detail and accuracy for fertilizing. Some testing to be done but I've yet to see a video where it looks like it's being used properly.
Thanks for that. I will go test it and if I find something new will make an update video on that topic.
Edited to add: I posted the results of 10 hours of work to test. Should hopefully appear early AM 4/22 US EST time as am uploading now.
how do you refill the Kuhn Egpo 6000 RC with solid Fertilzer?
Sorry, I made this video a LOONG time ago. Is that the implement I was using? I did not do anything special to fill it though for this lesson that I recall.
any one know how to add the ISARIA PRO Compact prefab to tractors? it didn't come with any info on whats need for it on the xml side.
From your question I assume you are asking as you create a mod. That I have no expertise on, so hopefully someone who does will see it. Thanks for stopping by!
does mulching and rolling also increase environmental score or only crop yield
In my understanding no they do not have an impact on environmental score. The impact on crop yield is minimal and therefore I tend to not do these new FS22 tasks as for me, the time/benefit ratio, is not positive.
@@thematuresimmer4359 its indeed allot of work for like 2% yield increase which is not mutch
@@saynotowar8418 Yes, my opinion is they were not terribly useful items to add but I suppose it is nice for those people who like those tasks.
So, what i get from this is the seed and lime application is automatic, but fertilization needs detection equipment? Something sounds off and this does not make sense to me.
Thank you sir for the wholesome content.
First thanks for stopping by!
In theory fertilization needs detection but if you look at the next two videos I did I delved into that into a lot of depth and it seemed it did nothing. At best it impacts the environmental score of the field, but even that appeared not accurate or at best impacted less than 5 points. I made the other two videos due to comments on this video and wanting to truly test if I had done something wrong.
@@thematuresimmer4359 alright i watched your third video now. It is quite disappointing for a high claimed mod with badges of universities and relevant organizations ends up broken? and just to show something off people for awareness i guess
@@anillius4703 I do think I have tested it every possible way, so if it does impact things in some way, then I'd suggest it is far too hard to use then. As I work in this space at the company I am at I am always interested in how others do things, and likely the real product works as explained, this was just a matter of programmers not modeling it correctly in the game, so I assume the universities and such are not at fault, just Giants.
@@thematuresimmer4359 thanks for the explanation though very solid information. Since you said you tested thoroughly i want to ask, after p.farming do you only need to fertilize once instead? Another question how much the fertilizer amount reduced after the mod?
@@anillius4703 So yes you only fertilize once, but the amount used is roughly the same. Precision Farming is not meant to save you material as a major feature. The value of it is it will not over fertilize, so if you drive over an area you have already done you will see the spreader/sprayer turn off. It is possible you can save a bit if your crop is not in need of fertilization. For example, I believe soybeans have little or not fertilization needs, so you will have less usage there and may be able to just plant and not fertilize at all, but the tool will apply or not apply as needed. But the time savings of running the field once instead of twice (or 3 times in FS19 with Seasons) is big. Also now with variable seeding and spot spray on herbicide have the potential for less waste. Basically if you were really careful before, turning off when not on the field and not spreading where you already did, you may not see a difference. If you were sloppy, you may see a change.
he loves the video but why do I get a penalty if I sell trees
I think its something environment score doesn't need a vid
but love to know if you have a idea
I took a look at the factors that decrease environmental score and trees have no impact, so unclear what you are seeing. Are you talking about planting trees as a crop? If so it likely has to do with some way you are handling the field. The five areas are on the score, so I suggest selecting the specific field and seeing which bar is impacted.
Can you please reply to tell me which type of pc I should be getting or what hardware to run sone decent mods to have some fun
This is challenging because some people find one level of gaming performance acceptable where others would say it was not good. Frame rate is the most likely perception, and can effect if you have "fun". I would begin with the recommended requirements from Giants anything more than that "should" be excellent. I can share what I use and I find it very enjoyable and fun. Processor: 10th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9- 10900F processor(10-Core, 20M Cache, 2.8GHz to 5.2GHz) RAM: 32GB, 2x16GB, DDR4, 2933Mhz Storage: 1TB M.2 PCIe SSD + 2TB SATA 7200RPM HDD 3.5" HDD Graphics Care: NVIDIA(R) GeForce RTX(TM) 3070 8GB GDDR6. To me those are the most important components. I have a Dell G5 Desktop which is a gaming PC but no longer produced by Dell. I also use a Logitech G920 Steering Wheel and pedals which I think helps my fun a lot. On the storage the game itself runs off the solid state drive, and I do think that helps loading times at the start substantially, but would not make it unplayable, as I did use the game on a SATA drive before but it took far longer to start up. However once in the game I was not having any issues.
There are many other things that could be discussed, so as I started with, it is impossible to just say "buy this". At best I could provide an opinion on if a certain configuration would work, and that is why I started with using the recommended (not the minimum) specifications and I'd focus on the four items I listed above from my configuration. The last item I'd respond to is should you have a custom built or build it yourself. I have found that is far less advantageous today than it was 10-15 years ago. You can find things from major manufacturers like Dell that are excellent and cost competitive with any similar build and you have added assurance of support which can be non-existent with something you build yourself if you find hardware conflicts. Hope all that helps.
@@thematuresimmer4359 cheers bud I’ll show my dad if you don’t mind saying how much is an average price woukd you say
@@Jonokramer07 We just replaced a old PC we had with a Dell Aurora R13. It was on sale when we got it for about $1,300 and it was more than enough to play something like FS so you could go with something less. If you can avoid the temptation of "I want it now" that pervades too much of consumer culture and wait for a deal you can probably find something in that range that would meet your needs.
@@thematuresimmer4359 yes mate I’ve got a good budget jjst wondering how hard it is to get something decent without company trickery
@@Jonokramer07 Not sure what you mean by "company trickery". Pretty easy. I've built my own machines before and worked in tech my whole adult life so understand this quite well. I'd never build my own gaming PC again. The downsides are far greater than the infinitesimal upside you might press out of things. Having the background I also understand why the focus on frame rate is a red herring as human eyes can only process so many frames per second. Same as the 4K and 8K lines of resolution. THAT is company trickery that people buy into, but you cannot actually perceive those things with your senses the way so many willing consumer sheep convince themselves they can. So don't overspend. It's not worth it.
How do you have a registration from the second half of 2023 already?
Not sure what you mean? What registration?
Does rolling do anything with Precision Farming
Yes rolling is still asked for on the fields to get maximum yield but the impact is the same it seems about 2-3% If you watch the next video I did focused on the crop sensor based on feedback, with not liming the field and rolling we had about 10-15% below the maximum potential.
Why are you using a crop sensor if there are no crops on the field? I thought the sensor was meant to look at the crops while they're in the right growth stage? Every youtube video is different.
They are different but I'd suggest I was the most thorough and why I did not name my video as click bait. I spent 20 hours testing to be certain. If you apply fertilizer when you plant as most do, you have no option to do anything with a crop in the field. The tool knows what crop you have and you can see that in the PF menus as it applies fert for the given crop type but the sensor has no effect that anyone has been able to show. I have two follow on videos from this on specifically the crop sensor and ended up finding nothing different. But in this one I had not actually even had it one which was the first retest and then I dd a second retest with some other changes. So I stand by my results and provide you the details on how I did things so you can try to recreate and show if there is an error, but not had anyone do that yet.
Mate @27:41 you haven't even turned on the sensor?
Check other comments. Give the key mapping is not obvious I was not aware. I made two other follow up videos to test that and it made no difference. The sensor does not change behavior.
@@thematuresimmer4359 I'm a bit confused? are you saying the sensor is not doing anything, that would be strange why have it in the game, or are you saying you couldn't find the key to turn it on?.
@@granvillewright4115 The first. There are two other videos on the channel where I spent over 12 hours of time testing it to get the results I show. I found no evidence the sensor does anything after I learned how to turn it on.
So yes, your questions is spot on, why have it in the game? I just think Giants did not program it right, but doing exactly what the instruction say I ran one field with the same crop with the sensor on and one with it off and the environmental score it is supposed to impact was nearly identical and I did this with multiple crops to give it every chance to succeed. The videos were posted within a day or two after this first one so if you search the uploads around that time can find them, but there are two more.
Found links:
Second one: czcams.com/video/uhqgVN4wXTI/video.html
Third one: czcams.com/video/h1UvhYLDNAE/video.html
@@thematuresimmer4359 Thank you for your time appreciate it
@@granvillewright4115 Anytime. Hope to see you again.
what map is this
?
Calmsden Farm. I believe I mentioned that right at the start.