With a specific Olive harvester, you can use olives to produce olive oil. They can be planted through the construction mode, and once harvested can be processed in raisins or grape juice. It can be used to make flour or sold directly to a vendor.Īnother new addition for this installment in the franchise, Grapes require specialized equipment to harvest. It also can be turned into chaff, fed to chickens or pigs, used to make flour, or can be sold directly.Ĭollected with a combine harvester and a grain header, Oats can be turned into chaff, used to make flour, or can be sold directly.Īlso collected with a combine harvester and a grain header, Canola can be used to make canola oil, turned into chaff, fed to pigs, or can be sold directly.Ī new crop for Farming Simulator 22, Sorghum can also be collected with a grain header on a harvester. You can use wheat to make flour, feed it to your chickens and pigs, turn it into chaff or sell it directly as is to a vendor.Īnother grain crop, collected with a combine harvester and a grain header. Collect it with a combine harvester and a grain header. However, if your field is calling for it (as in one of those crops was previously harvested and wasn't plowed afterwards) you will need to plow to get full yield.One of the quintessential crops you would expect in a farming game. There are many crops that don't require plowing. If one of those have been harvested from your field and plowing was not done afterwards, you will lose yield from all subsequent harvests until the plowing has been done. There are certain crops that require plowing (i.e. If it is calling for anything (weeds/fertilizer/plowing/lime) you will lose yield if you do not complete that process.Įdit: just reread and feel this could be confusing. Just walk on to the field and look at the field description.

wheat/oats/canola) then you can just reseed after harvesting.

If it doesn't have that and you are going to keep planting crops that don't require a plowing (i.e. If your field has the 'needs plowing' sign on it, then yes, plowing will increase your yield.

Originally posted by s.schnabel:Does plowing increase the canola yield?

Farming simulator 14 harvesting canola