Welcome To Lehndorf V1.0.0.0 LS25
Welcome To Lehndorf V1.0.0.0 LS25
Welcome to Lehndorf! The East German map Lehndorf for Farming Simulator in the Bautzen district is a detailed and authentic game world that reflects the typical landscape and atmosphere of the region.
It offers a realistic recreation of rural life in Bautzen, with picturesque fields, forests, and small villages. The center is the town of Passditz, which is designed with traditional farms, agricultural buildings, and regional features.
The map is ideal for players who want to experience the East German flair and offers a variety of agricultural opportunities, from field work to animal husbandry, in an environment that reflects typical East German culture and nature.
Features:
– 20 fields, including 3 meadows, with a total area of 358 hectares. Ranging from 2.5 hectares to 61 hectares, there’s something for everyone
– Various sales points for all the products that can be produced on the map
– Various locations to purchase products such as liquid manure, dung, seeds, lime, and fertilizer
– Production facilities for lime, seeds, mixed feed, and a bottling plant for roots
– The map offers a BGA, a large cow farm, a pig farm and a small side farm, perfect for those who want to start small or want to get started in multiplayer
– Extended soil angles for greater precision in tillage
– Real license plates installed
– Stubble destruction in lanes
– Multifruits from PfalzAgrar
– Animals: cows, pigs, sheep
– Car dealer with workshop
– Precision Farming compatible
– Missions: No wood transport, felling of dead trees and smashing of rocks possible
– You can get water from the 2 wells but they cost money
– All triggers are described with appropriate signs
– In order to use all functions at the ACZ site, this must be purchased.
– The gas station on the LPG site, as well as ACZ and the cow yard, must first be filled up.
– The filling plant on the LPG site and the lime production plant on the BGA site can only be filled using a front loader or telehandler.
Have fun farming in Lehndorf.
Credits: FrankenPower
