The Viervitz v1.0.7.0 FS25

Farming Simulator 22 Mods · November 5, 2025 Version 1.0.7 What’s been done: Map adapted to the Highland Fishing DLC Highland cattle added to the animal XML file Swap and continue playing My map, Viervitz, has finally made it into Farming Simulator 25. I rebuilt it from the ground up and added a height model. I removed the deadwood, rock removal, and wood transport jobs because there was hardly any space for them on the map, and they were personally annoying. The map has 47 fields ranging in size from 1.2 to 14 hectares. The standard production facilities are included. There are two farms: the small starting farm in Zirkow with two chicken coops, a sheep/goat pasture, and starting vehicles; and the large farm, located in the center of the map, equipped with two chicken coops, a pigsty, a horse stable, and two cow barns with a large pasture that extends down the slope on the eastern side of the farm. Both farms have a multi-silo, bale and pallet storage, and my multi-production facility that can produce feed, diesel, compost, and everything else you need for fieldwork. Scattered across the map are two additional sheep/goat pastures and another cow pasture for raising livestock. You’ll find a buying station where you can purchase seeds, lime, fertilizer, feed, etc. to get started, but be aware that the purchase price is higher than the selling price (it’s not worth buying and then reselling). There are two forests on the map that can be felled; the remaining forests are not purchasable. Don’t bother merging fields; field paths and verges are not purchasable and I won’t make them purchasable either. There are several buildable structures on the map, such as the temple, the granary museum, and two garages. The garage construction site can only be supplied with a forklift, as a articulated truck won’t fit through the entrance. Those who want to fully build the granary museum should search for the 25 associated collectibles, which are scattered across the map. In the west of the map, you’ll find a biogas plant. Three gas stations are included. The map has its own feeding XML file. Sheep and goats also enjoy nibbling on a piece of beetroot or silage. The feeding instructions are taken directly from the internet and are therefore not nonsense.