Farming Simulator 22 Cheats and Tips

Farming Simulator 22 is a farming simulation game that is often described as a farming puzzle game. You will be able to farm, breed livestock, grow crops and sell assets created from farming. This installment in the series has the addition of seasonal cycles, which adds new challenges throughout the year. The locations in Farming Simulator 22 are based on American and European environments, and there are over 400 machines and tools from over 100 authentic agricultural brands. Farming Simulator 22 is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Switch. Take a look at our tips to get help in the game.

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Farming Simulator 22 Cheats, Tips Strategy

Below is a collection of hints and tips that will help you to progress in the game. These include why you should regularly repair your tools and the best time to sell your crops:

How to get Unlimited Cash (PC Only)

If you are playing Farming Simulator 22 on PC, you can perform the following steps to have an unlimited amount of cash in the game.

1) Head to the savegame folder of Farming Simulator 22 using this location:

C:\Users\\Documents\My Games\FarmingSimulator2022\savegame1

2) There is one .xml files that you need to make changes to: farms.xml

3) Open the farms.xml file and look for the money= 'amount' setting in the section and change it to the amount of cash you want.

When you now return to the game, you will have the amount of money you entered in the save file.

Complete Contract Jobs to Earn Extra Money

While the AI Workers take control of your farm you should try to complete the contract jobs that are available on other farms. The amount of money you earn from these contract jobs is determined by the size of the field of the farm, the bigger the field, the more money you will be rewarded for completing the job. You can also use your own equipment or rent equipment that you don't have which are required for the job.

Regularly Repair Machines

The machinery you use in Farming Simulator 22 will inevitably wear out through use and will need to be repaired in order to get it working again. If you repair your machinery on a regular basis instead of compiling repairs for a longer period, you will avoid receiving a big repair bill and your machinery will continue to function for a longer period.

Turn AI Worker Purchases Off

It is recommended that you turn off everything in the 'AI Worker Purchases' feature in 'Game Settings' as this option enables AI Workers to use your cash to refill resources like fertilizers, seeds, and fuel. Sometimes they will do this when there is no need, which will result in you wasting money unnecessarily.

Increase your Crop Growth Rate

Listed below are three tricks you can perform to increase the rate in which your crops grow in Farming Simulator 22.

- Turn Off Seasonal Growth in the settings.

- Change the days of the month to 1 instead of 30 or 31.

- Keep sleeping until your crops have grown and are ready to harvest.

Maintain your Farm

Frequently check your farm to make sure it is working to the fullest, this includes plowing the fields in order to keep them clean from stones and weeds. Fertilize your crops and plant seeds on a regular basis. Check on your crops growth percentage to find out if they are ready or not to be harvested by walking over the field. Plant Oilseed Radish whenever possible as they grow all year around which means you can always cultivate and sell them to earn cash.

Sell your Crops at the Right Time

It is important that you keep track of the prices of the crops so you know when the best time of the year is to sell them and make the most profit. Listed below are the crops along with the highest and lowest prices in every month of the year.

January

Highest Prices

+Wheat

+Barley

+Oat

+Sorghum

+Corn

+Potatoes

+Sugar Beet (Normal/Cut)

+Wood Chips

+Silage

+Grass

+Hay

+Straw

+Flour

+Bread

+Manure

+Slurry

+Digestate

Lowest Prices

-Raisins

February

Highest Prices

+Silage

+Grass

+Hay

+Straw

+Grape Juice

+Lettuce

+Tomatoes

+Strawberries

+Chocolate

+Manure

+Slurry

+Digestate

Lowest Prices

-Soybeans

-Sugarcane

-Sugar

March

Highest Prices

+Sunflowers

+Cotton

+Honey

+Cereal

+Sunflower Oil

Lowest Prices

-Sugarcane

-Sugar

-Planks

-Furniture

April

Highest Prices

+Nothing, Fabric and Clothes are Rising

Lowest Prices

-Eggs

May

Highest Prices

+Grapes

+Wool

+Fabric

+Clothes

Lowest Prices

-Nothing at it's lowest price, If you don't need the money hold on to your wares and wait for a better time to sell.

June

Highest Prices

+Olives

+Olive Oil

+Chocolate

Lowest Prices

-Cake

-Butter

-Cheese

July

Highest Prices

+Soybeans

+Corn

+Sugarcane

+Sugar

+Planks

+Furniture

Lowest Prices

-Canola

-Sorghum

-Potatoes

-Sugar Beet/ Sugar Beet Cut

-Wood Chips

-Silage

-Grass

-Hay

-Canola Oil

-Grape Juice

-Manure

-Slurry

-Digestate

August

Highest Prices

+Nothing

Lowest Prices

-Wheat

-Barley

-Oat

-Sorghum

-Potatoes

-Sugar Beet/Cut Sugar Beet

-Wood Chips

-Silage

-Grass

-Hay

-Straw

-Flour

-Bread

-Manure

-Slurry

-Digestate

September

Highest Prices

+Sugarcane

+Sugar

Lowest Prices

-Cotton

-Honey

-Cereal

October

Highest Prices

+Milk

+Cake

+Butter

+Cheese

+Raisins

Lowest Prices

-Grapes

-Wool

-Fabric

-Clothes

-Lettuce

-Tomatoes

-Strawberries

-Chocolate

November

Highest Prices

+Eggs

Lowest Prices

-Olives

-Corn

-Olive Oil

December

Highest Prices

+Canola

+Canola Oil

Lowest Prices

-Sunflowers

-Sunflower Oil