This map provides a modified terrain intended for gaming and is not a representation of any particular real-world town or region. It was inspired by the undulating landscapes of the U.S. state of Iowa.
You may construct your farm as you choose on this standard-size area; you can concentrate on arable farming, investigate forestry, or delve into production chains.
The main farm is where your adventure starts, complete with structures already built up, such as a pigsty, chicken coop, and cow barn, as well as some initial equipment to get you beginning.
Important characteristics include:
The biogas plant converts silage into digestate and generates methane gas, a precious resource that may be gathered and sold for profit. -30 fields of varying sizes, from tiny to big; two forestry areas suitable for logging; traffic and pedestrians add realism to the map.
There are two farms available: the main farm has a grain silo, grain dryer, hog confinement, cow barn, and starter equipment; the second farm has a horse stable and sheep/goat pasture that unlock once you purchase the farmland; and there are multiple paintable terrain textures for detailed landscaping; a custom sowing calendar for soybeans and wheat included in the seasonal growth plan; and a local Case IH dealership for buying, selling, or customizing machinery and equipment. Alfalfa is available on the map and can be used just like grass for mowing, baling, feeding, or silage production.
-Iowa license plates -10 collectible golden apples -A little stream with cascades and a picturesque rest place ideal for having a break
Features of production include: -Cedar Creek Juice Co. uses fresh fruits to make orange juice, lemonade, blueberry juice, apple juice, pear juice, and plum juice.
-Pancake House uses flour, eggs, milk, and syrup to make fluffy pancakes.
-Popcorn Production creates a crispy film out of dried corn.-time snack
-A two-step process for making maple syrup: Gather maple sap from the forest and turn it into delicious maple syrup in the syrup house. -Pizzeria uses a variety of regional ingredients to make hot, ready-to-eat pizzas.
-Ketchup Production turns tomatoes into ketchup in bottles. -Water Mill turns all cereal crops, such as rice, wheat, barley, oats, and sorghum, into flour. Additionally, it turns maize into corn flour and dried corn into fine corn flour. The dairy industry grows by introducing new goods including chocolate milk, cream, kefir, condensed milk, strawberry yogurt, and blueberry yogurt.
-Garlic, oranges, lemons, apples, blueberries, pumpkins, and other fruits and vegetables are grown in greenhouses.
-Tailor Shop -Oil Mill
Grain dryers enable grain to be dried before being stored or sold; fermenters turn grass, chaff, and alfalfa into silage and digestate; sawmills make firewood that powers the maple syrup manufacturing process, but they may also be sold at the nearby selling station.
The following selling stations are available: -Grain Sell Point takes regular grains - Jackson Farm provides an additional grain-selling site
A variety of food items and processed goods are accepted at the supermarket; bulk sales by train are permitted at Alma Train Station, which also offers a 15% bonus for shipped goods; livestock can be bought and sold through the Animal Dealer; hay, straw, silage, and other baled materials are accepted at the Bale Selling Point; and Iowa Plains Logistic is a supply store where you can buy all the materials needed for buildable placeables and production chains.
Mods needed:
The following are owned by Celobuki: the Workshop; the Pole Barn; the Sheep Goat Barn; the Horse Stable; the AGI Grain Dryer; and the Sheep Goat Barn.

Thanks to Celobuki