Farming Simulator 19: Tips for beginners

Farming Simulator 19 is pleasantly complex from an enthusiast's point of view. However, beginners may feel overwhelmed with the abundance of options. Our tips focus on the essentials.

Soy, rapeseed, corn and more: farming is extremely multifaceted.

There is no shortage of farmland in Farming Simulator 19. It is all the more important to make good use of the available resources right from the start.

Farming Simulator 19: These tips will help you get started

With these tips and basics, you will get off to a good start in the game:

• When you have harvested crops and want to sell them, pay attention to the market prices. These fluctuate namely consistently and the differences are large.
• Expand first on the land you own, instead of spending too early a lot of money on new land. As a rule, the land still offers plenty of space for the expansion of your fields, and for this you only need a plow, which you can borrow cheaply.
• Generally, borrowing vehicles and equipment is a good option, especially in the beginning. Pay attention to the time, because the loan fee is always for one calendar day.
• Similarly, if you have money left over, you should repay as much of your loan before midnight. After midnight, you can borrow the money you need again.
• Be aware of the condition of your vehicles. If there is too much wear and tear, the effectiveness decreases, which leads, for example, to less yield in the harvest. The repair in the workshop is always worthwhile.
• Learn to play with time, as explained in this guide.

With these tips you start well in the game and can raise your farmer empire structured. Many other aspects emerge over time and with growing experience, even complicated-looking devices and operations make sense.