Farming Simulator 22 continues to cultivate a crop of new content for farming fans all over the globe. The prospect of growing crops, culling trees...

One of the key new features about Farming Simulator 22 is that it officially introduces vineyards into the selection of farmable crops. Wine vineyards also happen to be a staple in Italy, where the manufacturer Antonio Carraro is based. The new Antonio Carraro Pack DLC for Farming Simulator 22 is targeted primarily at players who want to enhance their vineyard farming experience. And now, it’s available today. This new pack for the sim features 10 new tractors from the Italian manufacturer. These vehicles sport an array of features, including extreme maneuverability that helps with the awkward terrain that vineyards tend to occupy, such as steep gradients, and of course, very narrow spaces. Also, the Antonio Carraro tractors have reversible driving seats. This allows drivers to quickly switch to driving forward in the opposite direction without needing to turn the entire vehicle around.   In the trailer for the pack, we also see new tractors for forestry jobs and more. Th...

Farm friendly.

It’s important for us all to shoulder the burden of climate change, and the agricultural industry is no exception. Initiated by farming manufacturer John Deere, and led by EIT Food and the European Union, new technological innovations in farming are helping the industry to reduce their overall impact on the planet. And you’ll be able to explore these yourself, as part of a free Precision Farming update for Farming Simulator 22 on the PlayStation 5 and PS4.

“The DLC will add crop sensors and variable seeding and drilling, variable weed control, as well as the variable rate application of organic fertilizer,” developer Giants Software explained. “The new environmental score helps players to increase the sustainability of farms and the yield of crops by choosing smart technology made available with the DLC.”

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