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1. FARMING SIMULATOR 22 CONTRACTS MOD
2. FARMING SIMULATOR 22 CONTRACTS MODS
3. FARMING SIMULATOR 22 CONTRACTS PLUS

FARMING SIMULATOR 22 CONTRACTS MODS

If you enable the optional discount mode or hard mode options (on the mods settings page), the amount of completed jobs influence gameplay.

FARMING SIMULATOR 22 CONTRACTS MOD

The mod keeps track of the amount of contracts you completed for each of the NPC farmers (number of completed jobs is displayed below the farmers image, if "Details" on).

You should not take them absolutely, but rather as an indication of what contracts to prefer among others. You will not see the actual entrepreneur coming to work on your plots. A list of contractors is then displayed, leaving the player to choose between fast but expensive or slow and cheap work. It even estimates the time you will probably need for total completion of the job, by taking into account the work speed and work width of the appropriate leasing vehicles/ tools that are offered with the contract.ĭisclaimer: All values shown in details display are ESTIMATES. You choose the type of work to be done (Plow, Cultivate, Sow, Decompact, Spread lime, or Sell products), and the field number.

FARMING SIMULATOR 22 CONTRACTS PLUS

reward minus cost for fertilize/ spray/ sow contracts, and reward plus value of kept harvest for harvest/ baling contracts. From this it calculates the total profit value for a contract, i.e. For harvest and baling contracts, it shows the minimum amount to be delivered, and the amount that you can keep (and sell). Like cost estimates for usage material as fertilizer, herbicide, or seeds. With the "Details" button you can toggle on/ off the display of additional contract information. You can set the allowed maximum number of concurrently avtive contracts. You can sort the available contracts by type and field number, by total profit, or by profit per minute, to make it easier to find the one you desire. You can immediately generate new contracts through the "New Contracts" button, or delete all of them with the "Clear Contracts" button. The maximum number of contracts and the amount generated per cycle is automatically adjusted to the number of fields on the map. The “Cash bid” column gives the delivery price for grain, while the “Basis” column gives the difference between the CME and cash bid."Should I take those three fertilizer missions, or rather the 2.3 ha potato harvesting contract?" "How much liquid fertilizer will I need for this job?" If you ever asked yourself questions like these, this mod will help to find the answers. For October, the December contract averaged $3.82 per bushel from 2001 to 2021 as shown in the “Dec CME” column. The panel labeled “October” give an average of daily prices during October and includes three columns. There is variably in the basis, ranging from -$.50 in 2008 to -$.13 in 2012. The “Basis” column shows the difference between the futures and fall delivery price averaged -$.26 per bushel. In May, the fall delivery price for central Illinois averaged $3.74 per bushel from 2001 to 2021 as shown in the “Fall Delivery Bid” column. The $7.39 average was the highest of all prices since 2001. For the first two weeks of May in 2022, the December contract has averaged $7.39, well above the historical averages. From 2001 to 2021, futures prices averaged $4.00 per bushel. The “Dec CME” column shows the average settlement prices of the December Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) contract. The panel labeled “May” gives average prices during the month of May and includes three columns. Table 1 shows historical prices from 2001 to 2021. Analyses are first presented for corn in the following section and then for soybeans in the second. While futures and cash prices are highly correlated, cash prices tend to move down more in years of falling prices. The analysis provides a perspective on both futures and cash markets. To do this, we evaluated changes in both futures and cash prices from May to October. Our objective is to present possible fall prices for corn and soybeans. Framework Used to Evaluate Possible Price Changes There is a 5% chance that October cash prices exceed $10.50 per bushel for corn and $18.49 for soybeans. Conversely, there also is a chance of higher prices. There is a 5% chance of cash prices below $10.56 per bushel for soybeans. History suggests that there is a 5% chance that cash prices for corn in October will be below $4.60 per bushel. Significant changes in prices going into fall are possible. During the first two weeks in May, fall delivery bids in central Illinois averaged $7.39 per bushel for corn and $14.52 for soybeans. One such trendsetter in the simulator sector is the Farming Simulator 22. Illinois Farmland Leasing & Rental FormsĬorn and soybean prices for 2022 fall delivery are at high levels. Be it any kind of simulator game, gamers of the 21st Century love playing these.Illinois Crop Budgets & Historic Returns.Farmland LEasing Facts Sheets & Pricing Information.Illinois Soil Productivity & Yield Utilities.Briomass Crop Budget Tool – Miscanthus & Switchgrass.Appraisal of Current Financial Position.