DEF PRODUCTION V1.0.0.0

A small barrel of a Polish manufacturer, Meprozet.
Capacity: 2360 L
Price: 4500 €
Max. working speed: 14 kph
Working width: 6 m
– Support for Manure System
– Support for Simple IC

KaWa, SkyOfficial

This mod brings a stationary pellet press into play.

With the press, wood chips, hay and straw in combination with water and molasses can be processed into pellets.

Construction costs: 250000€ / Daily costs: 100€
Capacity: wood chips, straw and hay = 500000l / water and molasses 50000l / pellets, hay pellets and straw pellets 5000000l

The pellets can be sold at AgraZ Landhandel or processed into other productions, such as the combined heat and power plant.

In addition there is now the possibility to buy water and molasses as 2000l IBC in the store.

The mod works only in connection with Global Company.

Required Mods:
– GlobalCompany (By: LS-Modcompany / kevink98, aPuehri, Eribus)

ZoddelZockt

In the basegame the shop prices for packed goods (big bags, IBCs, pallets and bales) differs quite a lot from the basegame bulk prices*. This means buying some materials in bulk can be quite a lot more expensive/cheaper than buying the same goods packed in pallets, creating some weird and unexpected imbalances. Also, the pallet prices does not reflect the custom economy set by the map maker (possibly creating even more imbalance between prices).

Another issue is that Liquid Fertilizer is relatively priced 13% higher than Solid Fertilizer. With both a higher consumption and a relatively higher price this sums up in a unexpected higher total cost per ha/ac for liquid fertilizer.

With Pallet Price Balancer the prices for palleted goods is no longer static and is now properly aligned with the bulk prices for each individual map. Also, the per ha/ac price for liquid fertilizer is now balanced towards solid fertilizer.

– Prices for seeds, fertilizer and lime on pallets and in big bags is now aligned towards the map bulk prices
– Liquid fertilizer is cheaper (roughly the same total cost per ha/ac as with solid fertilizer)
– Buying in larger quantities (i.e. 2100L Pioneer seed pallet vs 1000L seed big bag) is slightly cheaper

Details:
– With the basegame pricing* Seeds and Lime are now slightly more expensive, Solid Fertilizer is unchanged and Liquid Fertilizer is now about 10% cheaper. Herbicide is not affected.
– The prices for selected packed goods is now dynamically calculated and is set slightly above the bulk price to reflect the more expensive packaging and handling (i.e. buying in bulk from fill stations will be cheaper)
– Big bags, IBCs and pallets with a volume above 2000L has an additional quantity discount (10%), making it cheaper to buy larger packages.
– The liquid fertilizer is now better balanced towards solid fertilizer. Typically a field would require about 300L/ha liquid fertilizer but only about 220L/ha for solid fertilizer. At the same time the price/liter for liquid fertilizer was only about 15% cheaper despite requiring about 30-35% more material.
– This rebalance should also work well with missions since the utilization for the slightly more expensive seeds are minimal and the price for solid fertilizer (which have a much higher utilizzation) is unchanged. And with liquid fertilizer you should now get about the same profit as with solid fertilizer (rather than getting less profit as it used to be).

* “Basegame pricing” is the bulk prices set on the basegame maps. Modded maps can yield different prices.

w33zl

SESVanderHave sugar beet seed – This pallet can fill up sowing machines which support planting of sugar beet.

Price: 900 €
Capacity: 2.100 liters
Shop Category: Object – Pallets

DS Modding

Marston ACE 10 from 1984.

Changelog v1.0.0.1:
Added normal texture to ropes on cover
Removed shadows from lights
Revised old/new configuration

Capacity: 14500
Price: £/$/€ 10500
Equippable with BKT 12.5(310)/80 R15.3 or TRELLEBORG 14.2(360)/70 R16 tyres.

Marston Agricultural Services was established in Grantham, England in the 1950’s by Ernest Green,
their products have been widely distributed around the world to places including New Zealand and Asia.
In 2013 the company experienced economic hardship and went into administration, and was bought out by
another trailer maker from Suffolk, Hunton Legg, who bought the stock, designs and patents from
the liquidated company, as well as its many sub-brands. An agreement was made with Hunton Legg,
and now Dundee based “Vegcraft” manufacture the flatbed trailers, with Buckinghamshire based “K-Two”
producing the tippers. These are sold from dealers “Norman F. Ogg” from Aberdeen, who had sold Marston
trailers for 39 years, subsequently having customers keen to continue purchasing trailers under the Marston
branding.

Mattxjs