Row crops

[Riven326]

Are potatoes the only row crop in the game? How do you guys do row crops?

[fenixguy]

Anything planted with a row crop planter is a row crop. In this game, corn, potatoes, beets, and soybeans (if planted with a planter) are the default ones. I guess you could include poplars too but I've never messed with those.

Maybe I misunderstood the question.

[Riven326]

Anything planted with a row crop planter is a row crop. In this game, corn, potatoes, beets, and soybeans (if planted with a planter) are the default ones. I guess you could include poplars too but I've never messed with those.

Maybe I misunderstood the question.

So the seeders and planters do it differently? Because when I plant corn for example, there are no rows to drive between. I want to drive my row crop tractor between the rows to fertilize. What I end up with is destroyed crops unless I use narrow tires. But even then, there are no actual rows. It just drives over them.

[Illinois Farmer]

The game doesn't make row crops perfect. With game mechanics you have to have narrows on to not have crop destruction, unless you turn off crop destruction. Corn is definitely a row crop.

[Riven326]

So there isn't a difference between using a planter instead of a seeder for something like soybeans?

[fenixguy]

That's correct. There are no "rows" in-game. And there is no difference in soybeans planted with a planter or drilled with a seeder.

You can drive all over the potatoes too. It doesn't matter as long as you either have narrow tires or turn crop destruction off.

I just make sure it makes sense in my head for what realism I'm going for.

[Riven326]

That's correct. There are no "rows" in-game. And there is no difference in soybeans planted with a planter or drilled with a seeder.

You can drive all over the potatoes too. It doesn't matter as long as you either have narrow tires or turn crop destruction off.

I just make sure it makes sense in my head for what realism I'm going for.

They really need to fix that in the next game. Row crops without the rows. Thought I was doing something wrong this whole time.

[fenixguy]

They really needed to fix that in FS2013 but here we are...

[theSeb]

That's correct. There are no "rows" in-game. And there is no difference in soybeans planted with a planter or drilled with a seeder.

You can drive all over the potatoes too. It doesn't matter as long as you either have narrow tires or turn crop destruction off.

I just make sure it makes sense in my head for what realism I'm going for.

They really need to fix that in the next game. Row crops without the rows. Thought I was doing something wrong this whole time.

About 0.1% chance of that changing

[juf.de]

Wait, what, we DO have a chance?

[chedly_farms]

But FS22 is gamechanging!

[garyst]

The soybean textures on the griffin Indiana map sort of look like its in rows.

[GothicKing13]

But FS22 is gamechanging!

But, Chedly... now, I don't know your inside source of course. But, "FS22 is Game Changing" is coming from the same people that stated "Farm Like NEVER Before" with FS19.

[DEERE317]

Anything planted with a row crop planter is a row crop. In this game, corn, potatoes, beets, and soybeans (if planted with a planter) are the default ones. I guess you could include poplars too but I've never messed with those.

Maybe I misunderstood the question.

Sunflowers.

Technically anything put in with a drill or planter is rows, just some are really narrow.

[Mwal]

They asked specifically for row crops, and saying drilled in soybeans are a row crop is like saying setting your laptop on the desk makes it a desktop