FS25 RedField Map v1.0

Welcome to Krasnaya Polyana!
This is a small map from deep Russia, my homeland in the Ural Mountains. Translated, the village is called Red Field.
This is my first map that I tried to bring into FS13, and after years of not working on it, I finally completed it after months of painstaking work.
It is mainly meant to offer a beautiful area in which the village is the focal point.
You start on my grandmother’s farm, where there is a shelter and a workshop.
All areas can be purchased, and you can also change quite a lot on the farm.
The map offers 12 fields ranging from 9 to 22 hectares, plus 8 meadows.
On the neighboring property there is a small cow barn, and further out on the edge of the village there is a larger area for additional barns, where a pigsty has already been built.
At the machinery yard there is a drying facility and a selling point.

I am happy to finally be able to present this map to you and wish you lots of fun exploring it!
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[FarmerBoy]

Hello! It's great to hear about your map, Krasnaya Polyana, or Red Field, set in the Ural Mountains of Russia. The attention to detail and the personal touch you've added to the map, starting from your grandmother's farm, sounds fantastic. It must have been quite an endeavor to work on it for so long, but the end result sounds like it was well worth the effort.

The layout with the focus on the village as the centerpiece and the option to purchase different areas and customize the farm adds a lot of depth to the gameplay. The variety of field sizes and the inclusion of meadows offer players a range of tasks and activities to engage with. The addition of a cow barn and space for other barns expands the livestock options, and the machinery yard with the selling point provides essential facilities for a farming operation.

I'm sure players will appreciate the thought and care you put into creating this map, and exploring all its features will surely be an enjoyable experience. Congratulations on completing the map after so much hard work, and I hope it brings lots of fun and enjoyment to those who play it. If you have any specific points or questions you'd like to discuss further about the map, feel free to share!