Description
On real North American farms, weeds aren’t sprouting immediately after harvest in autumn or winter. This mod sets a block on weed growth from September to February, allowing residue to remain without your fields getting packed with weeds! Weeds start growing normally in March. If you choose no-till, leaving crop residue for soil health through the winter, the government pays you $100/hectare at the end of February.
HOW IT WORKS
A block on weed growth is placed for September. Any field you harvested and did not disc/cultivate/plow pays you $100 per hectare when March arrives. The mod simply looks for stubble still sitting on the field: if you cultivated or plowed after harvesting, the stubble is gone and so is the bonus. Crops you never got around to harvesting, permanent hay and pasture, and land with your buildings on it don’t count.
CONSOLE COMMANDS
gsNoWinterWeedsStatus – print the current period number and whether blocking is active right now
gsNoWinterWeedsFields owned — lists your fields and, for each one, whether it’ll earn the bonus and why or why not.
Mod created entirely by Claude (Anthropic)
Please report bugs here. Use the mod however you like
V1.4.1.0
improved field state detection for no-till payout. Multiplayer very likely not to be supported
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Author: dcoo
How to install this mod (Full installation guide)
- Download the mod (ModsHost download guide).
- Find the mods folder on your computer
- Windows – /Documents/My Games/FarmingSimulator2025/mods
- Mac OS – /Library/Application Support/FarmingSimulator2025/mods
- Copy the downloaded file to your Mods folder
- Launch the game and enjoy your mod!
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