Welcome to the exciting world of LS22 Alpenbergland 16fold, an extensive fictional map that is located among the majestic Alps. This menu of 16 fruits expands on this theme.
A gaming experience multiplied by an impressive variety of plants such as tobacco, hemp, hops, lavender and clover.
including the necessary equipment for these special crops. The advanced multi-level system adds another layer
Dive and control to explore.
The dynamism of the map is emphasized by the diverse decor, which varies depending on time and weather conditions.
and the seasons change – from umbrellas and pool water in summer to snow in winter.
This provides a vibrant and ever-changing environment, which is what makes the Alpine Mountains so attractive.
There are 143 fields on the map, including 8 meadows, ranging in size from 5 hectares to an impressive 73 hectares.
and 37 woodlands for logging. In addition, 13 purchased construction areas and 28 production facilities are available.
and 17 points of sale provide comprehensive economic activities. Three plantations of olives, grapes and hops,
together with six water intake points complete the offer.
To facilitate navigation, the icons on the PDA are color-coded, and everything that does not belong
to you cannot be used either, which requires strategic planning and the acquisition of land and resources.
In addition to traditional harvests, the Alpine Mountains include many additional fruits and manufactured goods.
this significantly expands the range of agricultural production. From cucumbers in greenhouses to cigars and cigarettes
to beer and schnapps, the possibilities are almost endless.
Alpenbergland offers a 16x magnification, such a deep and expanded gaming experience that will delight both beginners and experienced farmers with the Fs22.

AGRICULTURAL LAND:
- 143 fields, including 8 meadows with a size ratio of 7-73 hectares.
- 37 woodlands to be cleared
- 13 construction sites to be purchased (farmland 190-201 and 238)
- 28 productions
- 3 plantations (olives, grapes and hops)
- 17 points of sale
- 3 farms (Hof Berger, Lonie Hof and Fichhof)
- 6 water intake points

ADDITIONAL CROPS:
Rye, triticale, spelt, onion, carrot, parsnip, beetroot, red cabbage, white cabbage, poppy, tobacco, hemp and hops (hops can be bought in a store where there is wine),
Lavender, alfalfa (alfalfa) and clover, apples, pears, plums, mirabelle plums, lemons, oranges, peaches.
ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION GOODS:
Cucumbers in greenhouses, hay pellets, straw pellets, wood pellets, molasses, bran, compost, seeds, cigars, cigarettes, lime, mineral fertilizers, liquid fertilizers, hemp oil,
Soybean oil, corn oil, paper, vegetable cans, empty pallets, beer, chips and chips, schnapps, tea, apples, pears, plums, mirabelle plums, lemons, oranges, peaches.

COLORED ICONS for easier orientation on the PDA.
- Green = points of sale
- Orange = Production
- Blue = water supply points
- Red = plantations, car dealers, gas stations and cattle dealers.

Required mods (downloaded automatically if there are none):
FS22_A_ProductionRevamp version 1.4.3.0
FS22_EnhancedAnimalSystem version 2.2.1.1

recommendations:
- Goat's milk can be transported using the MK32 shown on the map.
- If you want, Precision Farming Multifruit with Compost (download it here and replace the original mod with this mod file).
- You can find all the vehicles and devices you need for special fruits, etc. in the FM Modding store.
- When CP calculates the moves of the field, there is always a warning about "Performing emergency stuff", but this does not affect the performance of the game.
- Since fruits and harvesters for PremiumExpansion are already included or installed, this is not absolutely necessary.
- On the map, straw bales can be wrapped in compost... If you need straw bales, you'll have to turn off the wrapper. This is exactly what this mod "Automatic unloading of bale packers" is for.

In version 2.0.3.0:
- The change in the fill type for BGA and composter was canceled, because otherwise the map with Maize+ would no longer load;
- Fixed a small problem with the cowshed.