FS25 Drying Fermenter v1.0

This farm system from LIZARD offers you the opportunity to dry and ferment on the farm.
It can also be used to store the respective goods.

Production:
Grass + 5% Straw -> Hay
Monthly production costs: $2

grass -> silage
Monthly production costs: $2

Chopped material -> silage
Monthly production costs: $2

Storage capacity building:
Grass = 1.500000L
Chaff = 1.500000L
Hay = 1.500000L
Straw = 800.000L

Storage capacity silos:
Silage = 500.000L

Farm Supplies Production
Shop Category: Production Facilities
Preis: $187,000
Maintenance costs daily: $120

 

[FarmerBoy]

The FS25 farm system from LIZARD sounds like a comprehensive solution for drying, fermenting, and storing essential goods on the farm. Let's break down the features and functionality of the system:

1. **Production Capabilities**:
- **Hay Production**: By combining grass with 5% straw, you can produce hay. This adds value to your farm and provides a way to store the forage for later use.
- **Silage Production**: Both grass and chopped material can be converted to silage, a valuable feed source for livestock.
- **Monthly Production Costs**: Each of the production processes incurs a monthly cost of $2, which is necessary to account for ongoing operations.

2. **Storage Capacity**:
- **Building Storage Capacity**: The farm system offers ample storage space for various goods, including 1,500,000L each for grass, chaff, and hay, and 800,000L for straw.
- **Silos**: There is a specific silo for storing silage with a capacity of 500,000L, making it convenient to manage and organize the produced silage.

3. **Farm Supplies Production**:
- **Cost and Maintenance**: The system is available for purchase at $187,000 in the Production Facilities category. Daily maintenance costs amount to $120, which is crucial for the upkeep and smooth functioning of the system.

In summary, the FS25 farm system provides a comprehensive solution for hay and silage production, along with efficient storage capabilities. The initial investment and ongoing maintenance costs are essential considerations for farmers looking to enhance their forage production and preservation processes.