Mod Precision Farming DLC ​​v1.0.1.0 for Farming Simulator 2022

Make your virtual farm greener and more sustainable: Precision Farming Free introduces new game mechanics based on real-life smart farming technologies. This includes four different soil types and soil sampling, economic analysis and environmental assessment for your farm.

List of changes 1.0.1.0:
- mulching and rolling again affect the yield
- fixed incorrect display of expected return
- oilseed radish now increases nitrogen by 25 kg/ha
- the influence of individual fields on the overall assessment of the environment now depends on the size of the field
- fixed issues when no field was owned yet
- fixed invisible doors in the barn
- fixed environmental score for soy
- fixed grass nitrogen requirement
- sprayers with spot spraying will now spray fertilizer only on the right places
- when using PF in old saves, the fertilized state of the field is converted into more initial nitrogen

Yield sensors and various mechanisms to dynamically increase yields and care for crops will help you save seeds, lime, fertilizers, herbicides, fuel and, in the end, money. All this while reducing the impact of your activities on the environment. The John Deere R732i PowrSpray, ISARIA Scout and ISARIA PRO Active expand your arsenal of sustainable farming tools.

The new Precision Farming tab in the menu gives you all the information you need to optimize yields and take control of your finances and how you manage your farm. Soil map with special filters shows you the current state of your soil and every action you take is reflected in the economic analysis overview. At the same time, your farm's environmental score shows how environmentally friendly your work is. It is calculated based on factors such as reduced tillage, nitrogen levels, weed control using spot spraying technology, and others.

Precision Farming Free DLC is a project initiated by John Deere in Germany and funded by EIT Food, Europe's leading food innovation initiative. Co-funded by the EU, it is designed to draw attention to sustainable technologies in agriculture in cooperation with the Institute of Animal Reproduction and Food Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Grupo AN in Spain and the Universities of Hohenheim (Germany) and the University of Reading (Germany). UNITED KINGDOM).