If you play Farming Simulator 22, in this guide you will find details about the production chains of Farming Simulator 22, let's take a look at it.
The agricultural production chains of Farming Simulator 22
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Some production lines are worth more than others. I was planning to pull data on this and I am grateful to someone who did just that from the game files so I will post the information they found and share it:
FS22 Production Chain Economics[docs.google.com]
This data was taken from the base game XML file (maps_fillTypes.xml) and uses the base value of each product. It does not take into account the best or worst prices based on monthly price fluctuations. Nor do you necessarily dice what is the "best" product to make because it doesn't take into account the cost of equipment, land, time, or your particular interest in that style of farming. But you can at least browse the list before you start investing your time and virtual cash in a business to get an idea of the returns.
The spreadsheet shows each industry (oil mill, bakery, carpentry, etc.) and shows each product you can produce. It calculates the value of the inputs and outputs and generates the “bonus” generated by the processing. It does not take into account the cost of operating the production chain. It is interesting to see the wide range of bonuses awarded. For example, todGrains give you a bonus of about +20%, but carpentry is +115% to +150%. If you turn milk into butter, the bonus is +11%, but if you use the same building to make cheese, it is +71%. Just stay away from sunflower oil because the value of the output is identical to the value of the inputs (so you're losing money when you consider the purchase of the building and the fees to run it).
That's todor what we are sharing today in Farming Simulator 22 - Agricultural Production Chains, do not hesitate to leave a comment below. See ya!
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