Farming Simulator 22 – In-game first look: production chains

Get your production chains started in Farming Simulator 22! And don’t stop with selling the wheat after harvesting. Instead, deliver it to the grain mill where everything is made from scratch and then bring it over to one of two bakers who will use this flour for their bread. You decide what they’ll do with them next!

Farming Simulator 22 is a game about building and farming. The new buildings you can construct in the latest version are ready to take your goods for further processing – making them your business to expand your farming operation.

The newest feature of Farming Simulator 22, construction capabilities, will allow players more diverse gameplay options like creating their own businesses or expanding existing ones.

One of the businesses being part of a production chain is the bakery. If you want to generate income from delicious cakes or fluffy bread, then it’s important that we supply them with flour, sugar and butter as well as other ingredients. To get those things, though, one has to visit different links in this production chain like visiting grain mills for their wheat products or dairy companies if they need milk-based goods such as cheese which can also be made through another link near the end called an animal farm where cows are raised specifically for meat consumption and cheese making purposes among others.

One of these links involves dealing directly with farmers who grow corn used mainly in cereal but there are many more when considering all parts involved in food manufacturing.

It’s your choice how to transport goods from one point to the next; either haul them yourself if you’re able or let other businesses do it for a fee. For example, grain mills and sugar mills will deliver processed products on request – but only after they’ve been paid of course!

You have the power to decide what grain you produce, and how it should be sold. You can make even more money by selling your goods at various places like local supermarkets or farmer’s markets if not directly from the bakery. Multiple productions also allow for greater income as long as one provides resources needed to keep production going smoothly!