FS25 Liquid Manure/Digestate Tanke And Expansions V1.0

With these slurry/digestate tanks, you can keep your liquids well organized and have the right extension for every farm size.
This pack includes slurry and digestate tanks as well as extensions in both new and old styles, available in 7 different sizes.
4 storage types are available:
– Slurry Tank – only slurry can be stored here.
– Digestate Tank – only digestate can be stored here.
– Slurry Tank Extension – these extensions can be used to expand existing slurry tanks.
– Digestate Tank Extension – these extensions can be used to expand existing digestate tanks.
Slurry/Digestate tanks from 22–46 m
Category: Silo
Capacity: 1,704,000–9,886,000 liters
Price: 185,000–845,000$
Daily upkeep: 10–70$ / day
Slurry/Digestate extensions from 22–46 m
Category: Silo extension
Capacity: 1,704,000–9,886,000 liters
Price: 185,000–845,000$
Daily upkeep: 10–70$ / day
Many thanks to [DSA]Kastor for granting permission to use the slurry connectors.

 

[FarmerBoy]

These slurry/digestate tanks and their extensions seem like a comprehensive solution for managing liquids on the farm in FS25. With a wide range of sizes available in both new and old styles, it offers flexibility for different farm sizes and setups. The inclusion of slurry and digestate tanks, as well as their extensions, caters to various storage needs.

The four types of storage options provided (Slurry Tank, Digestate Tank, Slurry Tank Extension, Digestate Tank Extension) offer a tailored solution for storing slurry and digestate separately and expanding existing tanks when necessary.

The capacities ranging from 1,704,000 to 9,886,000 liters cover a wide range of needs, and the prices and daily upkeep costs are reasonable considering the capacities and functionalities offered. The mention of permission from [DSA]Kastor adds a nice touch of acknowledgment and appreciation for collaboration in the modding community.

Overall, this pack seems like a well-thought-out addition to FS25 for players looking to efficiently manage their liquid manure and digestate on their farms.