Description: A set of productions to manufacture, manage and store animal feed in a more “realistic” way. V2.0.0.2 Changing cycles The pack currently includes: A silo with a ration manufacturing station Category: Placeable –...
Description: A set of productions to manufacture, manage and store animal feed in a more “realistic” way. V2.1.0.1 repairing errors in .xml changes to icons and “modhub” type description The pack currently includes: A...
Description: A set of productions to manage the feeding of cattle and pigs in a more realistic way. V2.1.0.0 Fixed an issue with the silo loading trigger. Added a barn for drying hay. Added...
Description: Standard feed mixer Complete color selection – Main color – Design color – Rim color Other twin tires / wide tires Credits: Flitscheee DOWNLOAD LS25_pf224_edit.zip – 13.1 MB
Description: A set of productions to manage the feeding of cattle and pigs in a more realistic way. The pack currently includes: – A vertical fermentation silo to facilitate the production of silage in...
Description: Cow Feed Mix System v1.0.0.4: Cow Feed Mix System [+] Bale trigger fix (square and round bales are now accepted correctly) [+] Clip distance fix (clip distance is now at 300) [+] Color...
Description: A set of productions to manage the feeding of cattle and pigs in a more “realistic” way. V1.3.0.0 – Correction of the XML file on the vertical fermenter The pack currently includes: –...
Description: A set of productions to manage the feeding of cattle and pigs in a more “realistic” way. V1.1.0.0 – Modification of recipes and balancing for gameplay on the RTM station with adjustment of...
Description: A set of productions to manage the feeding of cattle and pigs in a more “realistic” way. The pack currently includes: – A vertical fermentation silo to facilitate the production of silage in...
Description: Cow Feed Mix System [+] Construction costs €36,000 [+] Costs per month 24€ [+] Cycles per month 600 [+] Effect nodes in the bunker [+] Recipes 120x GRASS WINDROW, 150x STRAW, 100x SILAGE...
