Complete Sunflower Farming Guide in Farming Simulator 25

Before you start growing sunflowers, you need to prepare your fields and get the right tools.

Preparing Your Fields

1. Add Lime: Use a fertilizer spreader that can spread lime. Look for equipment with a small white icon. Buy lime from the store’s consumables section.
2. Planting: You need special equipment for planting sunflowers. In the store, go to the planters section and choose one with a sunflower logo. Fill it with sunflower seeds (press Y to select them). Try to get a planter that can seed and fertilize at the same time.

Boosting Your Crop

1. Fertilize: After planting, use a fertilizer spreader to make your crops grow better.
2. Use a Roller: Roll your fields to push stones into the soil. This gives you a small boost in how much you grow.
3. Add Beehives: Put beehives near your sunflower fields to help them grow even more.
4. Remove Weeds: If you have weeds turned on in your game, use a weeder to get rid of them. If not, don’t worry about this step.

Harvesting Your Sunflowers

When it’s time to harvest:

1. Use any combine harvester that works for crops like wheat or oats. Make sure it has a sunflower icon.
2. You’ll need a corn header, not a grain header, to harvest sunflowers.

Plant your sunflowers in March or April, and harvest them in October or November.

Selling Your Sunflowers

After harvesting:

1. Store your sunflowers in a silo or trailer.
2. Check the map’s statistics tab to find buyers and prices.
3. The best time to sell is usually February or March when prices are highest.
4. Mark the best-selling spot on your map so you can find it easily.

Key Points to Remember

• Equipment You Need: Tractor, planter, fertilizer spreader, roller, combine harvester with corn header
• Where to Buy Stuff: Get fertilizer and seeds from the consumables section in the store
• When to Plant and Harvest: Plant in March/April, harvest in October/November
• When to Sell: Keep an eye on prices and try to sell in February/March

Follow these steps, and you’ll be running a successful sunflower farm in no time!