Squallqt
4.20 MB
Make crop rotation matter. Changelog 1.1.0.1: - Fixed disease damaging roads and other plants around an infected crop. - Fixed disease destroying an entire crop on land without a defined field. Every field remembers its last 4 rotation entries, whether crops or fallow years. Plan what returns, watch the disease risk, and protect a sensitive crop before an outbreak destroys part of it. **PLANNING** - A rotation calendar with a real repeating cycle of 2, 3, or 4 yearly slots, filled with crops or fallow, including the return from the last slot to the first. - A planned fallow slot adds one full year of spacing before the next sensitive crop; it does not instantly clear the field or guarantee that every disease has disappeared. - A clear rotation quality rating, tailored advice, and conflicts flagged before you sow. - Diversity pays: rotate more crops, avoid repeating the same family, and alternate winter and spring sowings. - Fields sharing a plan are grouped, with combined area, rotation quality, and residue. **DISEASES** - Nine diseases affect specific crops: sclerotinia, phoma, take-all, septoria, rust, fusarium, late blight, beet cyst nematode, and clubroot. **How it works:** - A first outbreak can happen even if the field has never been affected. Favorable weather increases the chance for weather-sensitive diseases. Rust and late blight never remain in the field after the crop. - After a real outbreak, sclerotinia, phoma, take-all, septoria, fusarium, beet cyst nematode, or clubroot can remain in the field after harvest. The more advanced the outbreak, the greater the risk for a future sensitive crop. A crop that is never infected adds no new disease to the field. - This remaining risk decreases once per calendar year. Beet cyst nematode and clubroot can become very weak but may remain indefinitely. - Spacing sensitive crops allows the risk to fall. The planner warns when a crop returns too soon and checks crop-family diversity separately. The Disease Risk map highlights fields where the current crop is more likely to become infected; favorable weather can increase this risk. - Infection starts at a low level and progresses daily. It remains hidden until it damages the crop; before then, only the Disease Risk map and preventive advice indicate favorable conditions. Once damage begins, the outbreak appears on the Infected Fields map, field card, on-foot HUD, and a notification is sent. **TREATMENTS** - Fungicide AMISTAR (Syngenta) and nematicide VELUM PRIME (Bayer), applied with any compatible sprayer. - Protection is measured by the sprayed area. Fungicide reduces outbreak chances, slows active diseases, and protects the crop. A smaller outbreak leaves less disease behind for future crops, but spraying does not clean an already affected field. - Nematicide protects the sprayed crop from nematodes but does not eliminate them. Neither product restores lost crops, so early application is recommended. - Fungicide is used up during harvest or mowing; harvesting ends active outbreaks but disease may remain. - Nematicide provides protection for three months per field; reapplication renews protection without removing nematodes. - Neither product works against take-all or clubroot; only rotation can control these. **NITROGEN RESIDUE** - Tillage of legumes returns real nitrogen, split between the next crop and the one after. With Precision Farming, it appears on the nitrogen map; without it, the mod adds one fertilizer level. - In kg N/ha, next crop then the one after: alfalfa 80 then 50, vetch-rye 60 then 20, clover 50 then 20, soybean 40 then 10, pea 40 then 10, green bean 20 then 5, peanut 20 then 0. Cover crops count as an estimated +25 in the planner. **IN GAME** - Dedicated “Crop Rotation” tab in the menu (ESC). - Three views on the map: infected fields, disease risk, treated ground. - Treatment gauge: sprayed area, disease status, and protection duration. - Field card: current crop, growth stage, soil work needed, weeds, detected disease and treatment, nitrogen, pH. - On-foot HUD and weather header for timing sprays. **CONSOLE COMMANDS (host or admin client):** - rcrDisease [farmlandId]: shows active disease, remaining risk, and treatment. - rcrDiseaseInfect [attackLevel]: forces an infection. - rcrDiseaseTick [farmlandId]: runs one cycle, infection roll, and progression. - rcrDiseaseClear [farmlandId]: clears active disease and remaining risk. Valid values: SCLEROTINIA, PHOMA, TAKEALL, SEPTORIA, RUST, FUSARIUM, LATEBLIGHT, BCN, CLUBROOT. Singleplayer and multiplayer, with or without Precision Farming. 27 languages. **V1.1.0.0:** - Added buckwheat, peanut, sesame, and mint to crop rotation. - Fixed long freezes and low frame rates in the crop rotation menu on some maps and savegames. - Fixed advice text cut short in some languages. - Fixed an unnecessary warning when loading a singleplayer game. - Fixed the current-date marker in the crop rotation calendar. - Fixed incorrect crop detection on fields with missing boundaries. - Fixed fungicide and nematicide missing on large maps and long mod lists: the game’s limit of 255 fill types is raised to 511. **V1.0.0.0:** - Initial release.
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