Thüringen Map v3.3 – FS22
Welcome to Thuringia v3.0 4-Fold, Grain grows on the largest proportion of Thuringia’s arable land. It is the basis for numerous products in the food industry, such as bread, pasta but also beer and alcohol.
Version 3.3
Small fix: “The sheep are hungry again and can be fed.”
Welcome to Thuringia v3.0 4-fold,
Thuringian Rostbratwurst, Thuringian dumplings and many other specialties from our state are synonyms for excellent products far beyond the state’s borders. The basis for these products is efficient agriculture that is based on over
Half of the country’s area creates the basis for high-quality food and feed.
Because of the diversity of natural location factors in natural areas, such as mean annual temperature, precipitation, altitude, soil,
Suitability for agricultural use varies.
Grain grows on the largest proportion of Thuringia’s arable land.
It is the basis for numerous products in the food industry, such as bread and pasta
but also beer and alcohol. It is also an important feed for agricultural animals.
The map contains 94 fields on which multi-crop (alfalfa, carrots, clover, hemp, lavender, spelt, millet, onion, poppy, red cabbage, white cabbage, rye, tobacco, triticale, hops) can be grown. The new animal system (FS22_EnhancedAnimalSystem) has also been installed, and there are also over 50 productions with more than 100 different products. There are 4 permanently built courtyards and enough building space for new ones. 64 ground angles are also present as well as precision farming. In the shop under the trailer and miscellaneous category you will find a Krone aluminum plane for pallets that reduces the performance of the pallets and in the trailer and animal husbandry category there are 2 barrels that can load all liquids, harvest for tobacco and hemp are also included.
There are 4 built-in courtyards but also enough space to settle down and build something of your own.
All mods that the map requires are loaded automatically, except for the butcher, you have to download it yourself.
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