Veg prices

[blue_painted]

I've just started possibly growing vegetables -- carrots, beetroot and maybe parsnips -- and the thing that strikes me is that it's slow, expensive and awkward to do, and yet the price at around £150 per 1,000 litres is very low. I was then scrolling through the prices, a fairly vanilla map so the prices are not edited, and noticed that the food versions are seven to ten times higher -- which makes me wonder if the whole veggies addition was a scheme (not to use the word "scam") to make Productions relevant.

I might have to rethingk -- or go editng for myself!

[Gugernoot215]

I made ~100k off of just from ~3hectares of carrots on zielonka, it took 2 full train loads and one partial train load I remember. So even without the productions vegetables make a lot of money per hectare. I'm not sure about per played hour though because of the slow harvesting.

[CiaFromTheAlps]

My main goal in Zielonka is completed: To have all root crops growing. Productions increase profit and makes them justified. They are also fun, but the pallet mayhem goes to the power of x. For example I always mill and bake my grain to bread - never sell wheat. Taking a shortcut from previous Zielonka post.. in 3d/mo.. every day there is around 10 pallets of canned vegetables waiting. This goes almost a year around. Another fast production is grain mill with flour. Also don't forget bread, oil and potato chips.. Productions cash out well, but that Forklift Simulator (TM) gets bit repetitive especially in winter. Adding vegetables didn't made productions relevant - only, IMO. But if they had released veggies without productions.. where is the reward of hard work ?

The selection of the harvesters could be better.. Dewulf ZBII is the one what we need. If you don't want roleplay, slow farming or something, just lease ZKIVSE and drive alongside with trailer. Rough estimate for fields 74, 78, 86 and 89 was 6h + transporting.. 8h maybe Giants hide for some reason field sizes, but estimates 1+1+2+3.7 ha.
Long fields are better, otherwise you are just watching AI driving circles. It takes about 30s to turn around, take that with one row harvester * 80 rows * 2 ends.. even pallet circus is more fun than watching that manuevering and screaming: ...is blocked by an object (you).

I have leased plethora of fancy vehicles so the economy could be better, but .. vegetables with productions pays well

[Gugernoot215]

The selection of the harvesters could be better.. Dewulf ZBII is the one what we need.

These potato harvester mods can be used as a stand in for the GBII although they have larger bunkers than the GBII.
https://www.farming-simulator.com/mod.p ... tle=fs2022
https://www.farming-simulator.com/mod.p ... tle=fs2022

[Guil]

I've just started possibly growing vegetables -- carrots, beetroot and maybe parsnips -- and the thing that strikes me is that it's slow, expensive and awkward to do, and yet the price at around £150 per 1,000 litres is very low. I was then scrolling through the prices, a fairly vanilla map so the prices are not edited, and noticed that the food versions are seven to ten times higher -- which makes me wonder if the whole veggies addition was a scheme (not to use the word "scam") to make Productions relevant.

I might have to rethingk -- or go editng for myself!

Have they got a huge yield like beets or potatos? If so that's why the price is ''low''

[blue_painted]

I've just started possibly growing vegetables -- carrots, beetroot and maybe parsnips -- and the thing that strikes me is that it's slow, expensive and awkward to do, and yet the price at around £150 per 1,000 litres is very low. I was then scrolling through the prices, a fairly vanilla map so the prices are not edited, and noticed that the food versions are seven to ten times higher -- which makes me wonder if the whole veggies addition was a scheme (not to use the word "scam") to make Productions relevant.

I might have to rethingk -- or go editng for myself!

Have they got a huge yield like beets or potatos? If so that's why the price is ''low''

I think that's probably the case -- my first post was made late at night during a lengthy setup, so I wasn't thinking of all the possibilities.

[Guil]

Just a pain harvesting and storing it all

[Decriptus]

The higher the yield the lower the price but with a larger profit overall

[evawillms]

While it's true that vegetable prices might appear lower compared to their processed food counterparts in some games, this doesn't necessarily mean that the addition of vegetables was designed as a scheme or scam. Game developers aim to create a variety of options for players to engage with and make strategic decisions based on different factors, such as crop selection, processing, and market demand.

[tynsaraso90]

I do not think so. When productivity is high and products are widespread, prices are forced to decrease, or even cannot be sold. In this case, it is unlikely that the overall profit would be larger.geometry dash subzero

[FSarndrone]

I do not think so. When productivity is high and products are widespread, prices are forced to decrease, or even cannot be sold. In this case, it is unlikely that the overall profit would be larger.geometry dash subzero

If you sell it all at once, then the price doesn't have enough time to go down.

[Gugernoot215]

I do not think so. When productivity is high and products are widespread, prices are forced to decrease, or even cannot be sold. In this case, it is unlikely that the overall profit would be larger.geometry dash subzero

If you sell it all at once, then the price doesn't have enough time to go down.

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