Fair enough...

Now lets hear the arguments if you replace the beets by potatoes

Numbers are pretty much the same.

Seriously!

I rented a beet harvester for an hour: cost 54 000 some $

Harvested a field, got around 166 000

Sold the beets to the highest bidder: Total income: 16 000$

Total losses for rented it: - 38 000 some $

Was it worth it? Nope!

I did get to drive the train though.

Farmer GM wrote:Wouldn't even dare click those links.

Its a picture of 2 trailers, both hooked up on the tractor it self.

I clicked on the pictures before reading your message. no harm done

Hi

It does pick up the silage from the bunker, you must have done something wrong. As for hay and straw, you have to use the FEL.

I tried to understand what he wrote. It seem he have a problem, he saved his game, quit. When he tried to load the game again, everything was gone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pDTiFkX ... r_embedded#!

I laughed

O... M... G...

Where can I download this game? You MUST tell me!

Please.

I'd like to see an Amish DLC pack!

hit X right after hiring a worker with a corn cuter.

"Other" expense are either: Buying fuel (By workers or you fueling at the tank) Or buying seeds (By workers or you at the seed pallets) Or buying fertilizers (At the blue tank) Or buying water (At water point or even the creek).

I might be missing a few, but that pretty much cover it.

markothevrba wrote:Yeah, but price isn't the problem, the real problem I have with fuel consumption is having to wait for my 500-1500L fuel capacity machines to fill up

Just hit R, you dont have to hold R to fuel it. I drive next to the fuel tank, hit R and go my business

Ouch, that is really not cool.

Did you share your product key/activation with a friend? If so, it might be the reason.

A ton is 2000 pounds though. Ah yes, kilogram is the metric system, not pounds. I had it all wrong. Although the right number is 2204 pounds, but lets not get into detail. Now if I remember correctly my physics, the "quantity" in silos are l for liters. Therefore, if I am correct, 1000 li...

1000 l = 1000 pounds = 1 (t)housand pounds = 1 ton

So yea, t for thousand is accurate, but I prefer to use tons.

You cant move it, but you can sell it to replace it later on.