Farming Simulator 25

Farming Simulator 25

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How to become rich in Vanilla FS25
By Frying_Pans
This Guide goes over the most valuable crops, productions, and animals. Use this if you want to make a lot of money the legit way!
   
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Introduction
You probably love to play this game however it takes a extremely long time to make money and is very expensive. But you really want your $1,245,000 Silos.Well don't worry I will be going over the most profitable things in the game.. !This is not gonna be accurate with mods! (Also do not take this guide as the best source of info this is just what info I have gathered.
===Crops===
This section will have all the crops that are most valuable!
Rice
In my experience rice can be profitable however it is very annoying to keep up on water. Despite this it does help and Fun Fact in Hutan Pantai map on the tutorial farm you spawn with 2! All you need is to build a rice field then you need a greenhouse that can grow the sapplings and whe

Peas
Peas are crop that I wouldn't attempt unless you just want to try it and have the money. It is alright on the amount you make.
Soybeans
This by far is one of my most favorite crops because it doesn't require special equipment to harvest it and is very profitable. I do recommend as far as crops go choose soybeans as a start.
Cotton
The most profitable crop in the game. But, it is also the most expensive crop to harvest. Cotton is good if you are a little bit more in depth with the game and have a decent amount of cash (150k+).
===Animals===
This is all the best products that can be made from animals or are from animals.
Buffalo Milk
This is one of the things that does sell for a lot! However, I do prefer to buy a production plant for making other products as the income can more then double.
Buffalo Milk (Bottled)
This is less valuable then buffalo milk from the looks of it. But, it makes more product and adds up to become more then the original buffalo milk (I have no clue if this is right but it would make sense.
Buffalo Mozzarella
By far the most profitable thing in the game and is a product I recommend you start making when you get water buffalo. Now it does take a long time for it to add up but soon you will start making a lot.
===Food===
These are items that are baked and can overall add up to make a lot.
Bread
Now I haven't tried to make bread in the game yet. But, it may be the easiest production/baking thing to make on this guide.
Cake
This is a interesting one because in the long term I wouldn't prefer relying on it as a good source of income. But, if you are in the you can afford to start this area then I recommend you try it out!
Cereal
This one is the most profitable one on the baking side of things. But, it also has a very large price fluctuation.
===Productions===
This is where you make the big bucks. Because they sell for a lot but are a lot harder to make then the rest of these items.
Carton Roll
I have no clue how to make these but they are very profitable if you do make them. They also seem to be one that is just a try and say you did it production.
Paper Roll
Based off of what I see this is probably the most straight forward production. This is also probably the easiest out of all of these.
Prefab Wall
I think this is an item you would probably make while trying to make a constructable. Other then that I don't see much purpose in it.
Rope
It is quite profitable to say the least but it probably is a thing you would only make either for construction or just for a one off.
Fabric
I can see this being a short term production as it is very profitable and is used to make the most profitable item in the game. I would recommend if you want to start making clothes.
Clothes (The Most Profitable)
This is by far the most profitable (34k) production in the game and I do recommend if you can make it. Also I know people probably scrolled to this one and ignored the others.
2 Comments
Frying_Pans  [author] May 6 @ 1:47pm 
Thanks man!
Nipps00 May 5 @ 6:08pm 
1ST :D
I read it all and you reminded me that there's more fun things to do than just silage after silage, appreciate the effort and info