Mod-Network || FS25 mods, Farming Simulator 25 mods

Description:

Welcome to the Michigan Map, a farming map styled after Michigan, USA, but not representing a specific area of Michigan. Changelog 1.1.1.0 (No new save required): - Fixed issues with iron ore and metal pallets that occurred in version 1.1.0.0. - Custom soil map integrated for the Precision Farming Mod. - Added a modded Cow Barn with a robot feeder to support Alfalfa implementation. The terrain is mostly flat with gentle rolling hills, valleys, and ditches. A river, lake, and large stream run through the map. There are four farms located in the east, south, west, and central parts of the map. You must purchase land before you can use or sell the buildings. A custom sugar beet piler factory adds realism to sugar beet harvesting. When owned by the player, the piler provides tare dirt, which can be taken back to the field and dumped. Dirt piles can be leveled and will disappear when using field work tools. If not owned by the player, it functions as a sell point without tare dirt. Purchasable fields: 34 Average size: 19.86 acres Forestry land available for purchase: 5 Water sources: Water tower in town. Alfalfa crop has been added and integrated with the animals, allowing you to feed alfalfa hay. Collectables such as Riverbend collectibles, toy tractors, and sugar beets are scattered around the map for collection. Enjoy exploring the map and have fun! Changelog 1.1.0.0 (No new save required): - Increased corn harvest texture and yield. - Improved soybean harvest texture, row spacing, and yield. - Adjusted sugar beet row spacing to match Amity equipment, with increased yield. - More ground textures are now paintable. - Sheds feature gutters and downspouts with water effects during rain. - The train can no longer drive off the map. - Flat rolling terrain texture. - After collecting 10 items, the remaining collectibles will appear on the mini map. - Added chopped alfalfa and alfalfa haylage fill types for full alfalfa integration. - Four modded bunk silos are available for making alfalfa haylage; only these bunkers can be used for this purpose. - Alfalfa haylage bales can be produced by wrapping wet alfalfa bales.