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A ranch-style farm house big enough to host all your family ! Price: 100.000€

This FED production pack includes factories in the form of silos which will allow you to transform everything that can be transformed into silage, and then dump it into your bins Price: €100,000/380,000 Capacity: 400,000L/1,200,000L V2.7.0.0 Production Package 2.7 – Claas Jaguar Forage Harvester Patch 1.14 Bug Fixes – Silage additive bonus for the 5 forage harvesters now also applies to clover and alfalfa – Bergmann, Fendt, and Pöttinger forage wagons with increased silage additive capacity and silage additive bonus for clover and alfalfa – Krone Big Pack 1290HD baler: silage additive bonus for clover and alfalfa added – Göweil Master: increased capacity, can process alfalfa, alfalfa hay, clover, and clover hay, and silage additive...

A simple tree house, the one you wanted so much when you were a kid ! Price : 100€

Silo for storing and mixing pig feed. Products: – Corn 2 l + barley 1 l + wheat 1 l + soybeans 1 l = pig feed 5 l – Wheat 2 l + barley 1 l + soybeans 1 l = pig feed 4 l – Barley 2 l + wheat 1 l + canola 1 l = pig feed 4 l Capacity: 615.000 l Price: 75.000 $ Maintenance Cost: 140 $/Day Production Speed: 1.000 l/hr IMPORTANT: Unload the sugar beets before downloading the update. V1.0.0.1 – Recipes adjusted – Sugar beets removed – modDesc version updated

The British and Canadian Processing Plant’s are variations of the same manufacturing process with the nations branding, giving you a feel for home! The British variant has a smaller footprint to accomodate UK style maps where as the Canadian Plant will blend into a North American style farm. Both versions additionally have a small shed which will produce at a much slower rate however cycles/month are not shared between product output, unlike their larger counterparts. There is a slightly higher production cost to accomodate that the raw products are processed offsite and redelivered to the shed for your convenience! The British Processing Plant also benefits from a UK Government grant application for the addition of Solar Panels...