The Institute for Animal Reproduction and Food Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences will be new to the table this year to promote technology for young farmers in Eastern Europe.įree DLC releases next Spring - more at FarmCon 21 A number of partners within the European Union are also part of the project, in addition to EIT Food and John Deere: the University of Hohenheim (Germany), the University of Reading (Great Britain) and Grupo AN (the largest cereal cooperative in Spain).
Applying precision agriculture in the agricultural simulator is one of the EIT steps to raise awareness. Initiated in 2020 by John Deere and funded by EIT Food, Europe's leading Food Innovation Initiative, the projects' goal is to provide knowledge regarding sustainable farming technology.Here is what you should know if you missed the news about the initial Precision Farming DLC: The Precision Farming DLC for Farming Simulator 19 was a success and was downloaded on PCs and consoles one million times worldwide. As you know, we work hard on 22 November to bring you the Farming Simulator 22. We will go further and examine the new features and improvements later. Thus, the use of herbicides as well as organic and mineral fertilizers is reduced. The new DLC will go beyond the initial version's functionality, such as soil kinds, soil sample, variable rate applications, and economic analysis.Īdvanced precision farming technologies will be implemented: optical sensors will be introduced to increase the sustainability of your farms.
With a new and updated DLC for Farming Simulator 22, the Precision Farming Project continues. More Precision Farming coming to Farming Simulator 22
In the near future, you can continue to reduce the environmental footprint on your virtual farm!
Have you downloaded the free Precision Farming DLC for Farming Simulator 19? Experience it, if not! We added smart farming technology to the game when released last December.
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