Strategic tips for Farming Simulator 2017to help both newbies and veterans of the series.
- You can earn more money by growing plants that give a small harvest, but are more valuable.
- Try to sell whatever has yielded you the harvest first (unless prices are really low) - the initial profit is small and when you sell a large quantity at once, the price in the store drops during the transfer of the goods.
- You can use a pickup truck to transport the main trailers - this is the fastest and cheapest way.
- Do not try to "kill all birds with one stone" - designate the main objectives, as you can switch to another sector later.
- You have to start raising livestock as soon as possible to get free fertilizers. Pigs are the easiest to care for.
- Do not buy better attachments for the tractor if it has less than 80% of the required power. It will not be able to drive at top speed, which could lead to fruitless upgrades, and the new device will cost much more working hours, not to mention additional operating costs.
- You can use multiple devices in one field. However, keep your distance between vehicles and pay attention to their speed - avoid situations where the devices are blocking themselves.
- Manage your employees! They often get stuck quitting their activities, but that doesn't stop them from getting paid. To combat this, keep your distance between vehicles and remove any obstacles around the field - including trees that can be cut down with a hand-held chainsaw. Often, when, for example, a combine stops working as a result of an overflow, beacon lights start to flash above it.
- If you have a remote field, remember that you cannot put everything in the warehouse - sell the crop right away or store it next to the field.
- Before you start buying additional tractors for additional activities, check if there are any machines that can do two things at the same time (for example, seeder with cultivator).
