What you need to know about Fieldwork in Farming Simulator 22

2:01 Plow Test 4:52 Spader Test 6:42 Subsoiler Test 8:00 Cultivator Test 8:58 Shallow Cultivator Test 10:05 Power Harrow Test 10:55 Disc Harrow Test 11:30 Plow Summary 11:54 Spader Summary 12:19 Subsoiler Summary 12:33 Cultivator Summary 13:05 Shallow Cultivator Summary 13:42 Power Harrow Summary 14:12 Disc Harrow Summary 14:58 Weed Growth 15:58 Total Summary

I’ve found that turning weeds off works the best.

Thanks for this. It’s never really been clear why you should use one over the other and now they’ve added more. So in summary, it comes down to a trade off of working width, working speed, HP requirement from your tractor, equipment price, whether you want the weeding step and the ploughed state of the field.

Just got this hame for Christmas, was a huge FS19 fan. I bought some fields and harvested. I then immediately plowed each using a mold bore plow which turned up small rocks. I then used the rock picker to clear rocks, then seeded. Afterwards I saw an alert that said "needs rolling" (well that's new). So, I rolled everything and noticed rocks I missed with the picker just disappeared! I never needed to rock pick at all, just roll. Only pick up large rocks. I am still learning, but the game is fun!

You just talked me into buying this game, thank you for the insights. I look forward to learning how to farm through your very informative and well done videos. Keep up the great work, you are a asset to the community.

What works best for me is I get a seeder or planter that can also do the direct seeding without needing any kind of plowing or cultivating. I only plow when it says it’s needed.

Great information! Im over whelmed now when I just started playing so all this information you give us is awesome! Thanks!

I always use the cultivator. It's a good balance of price, working width, and when paired with a mulcher is better for my needs.

In contrast using a stubble cultivator and cover cropping should prevent weeds as it dose in real life. The more covered the ground is the less likely sunlight will reach the soil and allow weeds to grow where as a cover crop can smother out weeds by denying sunlight to get to the ground. Just like in real life. I can see lots of mods coming that will expand on the different elements in real life farming practices like No-Till and Strip till. Both of which raise organic matter levels. But at the same time disease pressure is a lot higher as per the green bridge effect.

Weed, rock, lime is all off for me, I get the realism but I can only drive over my field so many times before it’s not fun.

Great in depth guide. I'm new to FS22, so this was very helpful.👍🏻

I just bought this game in the past hour and was looking for videos to help me learn to play and this was the best one so far. Thanks for making this and sharing. Sub'd

The video I didn't know I needed, thank you!

Until someone divides each state into a singular video, with full explanation to why you would use it, the positives and negatives of it and what it is actually for in layman's terms, alot of players aren't going to get the full indepth benefit of what this simulator is for.

Best tutorial I've seen on field work. Nice job 👍

this helped a lot !

Very good video. A lot of things got explained there. Like it.

Thank you for making this video clearing up some confusion for me.

Hey Farmer, awesome video as always! Only one correction, if you roll to get the 5% yield, you must do it AFTER planting/sowing your field. If you use your roller before, you will only get the rocks back to the ground without the bonus! Thank you for your work ^^

I use either a plow or sub-soiler for plowing, then a shallow cultivator because they are much wider, then I always roll after seeding then spray right away as sort of a pre-emergent and I never get any late weeds. I usually purchase seeders where the fertilization can be turned off so I do not have to refill the seeds so often and finally while I have messed with all of the various forms of fertilizer I mainly use two kinds, standard fertilizer which i put down right after seeding and later in the harvest when the plants are out of the ground a liquid fertilizer. To make this go a little easierI always add a refill station somewhere on the farm and also one of the mods that adds silos that accept everything so I can switch my spreaders and sprayers between lime, fertilizer, herbicide and liquid fertilizer.