Yes, I somehow ended up in the Seasons 17 tutorial. That also explains why that method didn't work.
It was quite embarrassing.
Why I love this forum part one.Tylercheesey1986 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 4:14 pmUnder sow,george.earlslight wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 7:46 amIt wouldn't, as Seasons penalizes planting the same crop each year.Fairview Simulations wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 5:19 am I remember back on the farm many years ago we would
Barley
Canola
Wheat
Wheat (this crop got the greatest advantage)
Oats under sown with lucerne
5 year break stock allowed to graze once lucerne was established
I don’t think this works in game
Also, I don't know what undersowing is (computer farmer only). Did you sow oats, press it down and then sow lucerne above?
IMO, basically growing two crops in same field at same time, generally one germinates first and grows quicker and taller as season suits it, second germinates and begins growth under shelter from first crop, once first crop is eaten,cut or whatever it is generally a suitable season for the second crop to mature which is usually (in my part of the world) a baling or grazing crop that will last a few seasons/cuts
1. Could be a potential bug, though I have yet to even plant my first crops with seasons so can't say for sure.JohnDeere77 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2019 12:29 am I had a field in Felsbrunn which needed plowing. I didnt bother and sowed anyway. Before germination I sprayed the field with herbiced. But still the field is 100% covered in weeds.
Funny is tho,there is part of the field where it says it doesnt need plowing. That part have no weed. Do I have to plow the field in order to get rid of the weed next year?
And also(never quit trying, If u ask two questions only one will get answered ) I had a pile of hay in a shed(from Giants), that turned back to grass in when it rained. The two haybales next to it was fine. Supposed to be like that?
Swaths and heaps of grass will start to rot and disappear if not baled in time and left on the ground. Swaths and heaps of straw and hay will rot when it rains. To prevent loss of material, work field by field: mow, bale and wrap for grass, or mow and directly ted to turn it into hay. Hay is then safe until it rains, so be sure to bale before then.
I'll read about how to share it on slack tomorrow. Just opened my account there. But yeah, as in vanilla weed. The map shows that a huge part of the field is covered in weeds(read more below)theSeb wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2019 1:46 am The field is 100% covered in weeds? As in vanilla weeds? I really want to reproduce this, since you are the 4th person to report this and I have no idea how you did it. What is the map? Can you share your save game using our slack? Can you give more details. Is there some step that you haven't mentioned. I've tried doing exactly what you did and I cannot get 100% weeds. What season length are you using?
herbicide currently does not act on the planted state. I may decide that this is good because why spray on planted. But 100% weeds is not good and very odd
Also when under roof? I have a shed from GiantL2K Perma wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2019 12:56 am
2. This is a piece taken from the manual of seasons. Which states only bales have the protected status due to game limitations.
Swaths and heaps of grass will start to rot and disappear if not baled in time and left on the ground. Swaths and heaps of straw and hay will rot when it rains. To prevent loss of material, work field by field: mow, bale and wrap for grass, or mow and directly ted to turn it into hay. Hay is then safe until it rains, so be sure to bale before then.
I believe so, seb would know for sure though.JohnDeere77 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2019 2:20 amAlso when under roof? I have a shed from GiantL2K Perma wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2019 12:56 am
2. This is a piece taken from the manual of seasons. Which states only bales have the protected status due to game limitations.
Swaths and heaps of grass will start to rot and disappear if not baled in time and left on the ground. Swaths and heaps of straw and hay will rot when it rains. To prevent loss of material, work field by field: mow, bale and wrap for grass, or mow and directly ted to turn it into hay. Hay is then safe until it rains, so be sure to bale before then.