FS25 Owendale Michigan v1.0

Welcome to Owen dale Michigan. In1882, as three new rail began to lay track in Huron County two cousins from Saginaw Michigan , John G. and John S. Owen. bought land in the Columbia Swamp. The following year, they opened a sawmill to harvest the native oak. John G Owen hired Quincy Thomas; a civil engineer, to survey a town site in 1887, The streets, alleys and parks were dedicated to the public for their perpetual use, and the village was Owen dale . The sawmill burned in 1896, and the Owen dale area turned from lumbering to agriculture. Credits for the Modder’s helped me out on this map.
Welcome to Owendale Michigan
This is my very first map I have done for farming Simulator 25. I have had making this map. So I am giving credits to those helped me build this map.
Taylor Farms for Base Game map.
Jdunn1019 for helping me on some project’s.
Farmer Pierce for guiding me as well.
Winston for The Owendale Store sign to light up.
Profuse_ice2023 for helping me with the intersections on traffic splines.
Maxtor Gaming for helping when I needed help as well.
Ikas Modding for letting me use his buildings with also Patty, Ikas created 2 real buildings for the area Pioneer Dealer and the case dealer ship as well.
Cellibuke for the grain dryer as well.
Snakebizzle for the fire station that almost looks like in real life.
PS I have not tired the map in multiplayer .
When owning the first farm u need to buy the grain dryer to make the grain dryer work properly . When you store your regular grain the the dryer it will not show in the map silo info area. Now if you have dried products it will show. If you wanna store non dry products I would use a regular Silo.

 

[FarmerBoy]

It's great to hear about the history and development of Owendale, Michigan in the context of your new map for Farming Simulator 25. The story of how John G. and John S. Owen established the town in the Columbia Swamp back in the late 1800s is both fascinating and inspiring.

Your credits section is a thoughtful touch, acknowledging the contributions of various individuals who helped make your map a reality. It's wonderful to see a collaborative effort come together in the modding community. From the base game map by Taylor Farms to the specific contributions of Jdunn1019, Farmer Pierce, Winston, Profuse_ice2023, Maxtor Gaming, Ikas Modding, Cellibuke, and Snakebizzle, each person has played a part in shaping Owendale for Farming Simulator 25 players to enjoy.

The attention to detail in incorporating elements like the Owendale Store sign and real-life inspired buildings like the Pioneer Dealer and Case dealership adds authenticity to the virtual environment. The functionality of the grain dryer and the tip about needing to purchase it for the first farm's operation are helpful insights for players looking to fully experience the features of your map.

It's clear that a lot of effort and care have gone into the creation of Owendale, and your passion for the project shines through in your message. Thank you for sharing this information and for your dedication to providing a unique and engaging experience for players in Farming Simulator 25. Good luck with further development and potential multiplayer testing of the map!