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Increase the productivity of your farm with realistic U.S.-style double
cropping.
This mod reworks the seasonal crop calendar, allowing you to harvest
select winter crops and plant a second crop in the same field during the
same growing season. Plan your crop rotations carefully to maximize the
use of every acre while maintaining a realistic farming schedule.
Features:
- Realistic double-cropping crop calendar
- Revised planting and harvest windows for Wheat, Barley, Canola,
Soybeans, Sorghum, and Corn
- Harvest winter crops in late spring and early summer before planting a
second crop
- Soybeans and Sorghum are optimized for double-crop rotations following
Wheat, Barley, or Canola
- Corn follows a traditional full-season spring planting schedule
- Built entirely on Farming Simulator 25's existing crop system without
adding new crop types
Crop Calendar:
Winter Crops
- Wheat - Harvest: June
- Barley - Harvest: May-June
- Canola - Harvest: May-June
Summer Crops
- Soybeans - Plant: June-July | Harvest: October-November
- Sorghum - Plant: June-July | Harvest: October-November
- Corn - Plant: April-May | Harvest: September-October
Whether you're looking for increased realism or simply want to get more
out of every field, Double Cropping adds new strategic opportunities
while preserving the familiar Farming Simulator 25 gameplay experience.
Notes:
- Supports Singleplayer and Multiplayer
- Compatible with existing savegames
- New savegames automatically begin in June to match the revised crop
calendar
- No new crops or fill types are added
- Not compatible with other mods that change the seasonal crop calendar
(e.g. Regional Crop Calendar) - both mods edit the same crop growth
data and will conflict