Features:
- Pack of four animal barns: pig, sheep, horse and chicken
- Matching fences for each animal type that can also be placed standalone
- Pig barn $209,000 for 300 animals with $150 daily upkeep
- Pig barn holds 110,000 l food, 60,000 l straw and a 100,000 l underground slurry store
- Sheep barn $179,000 for 300 animals with 60,000 l food capacity
- Horse stable $158,500 for 16 horses with 23,000 l food and 20,000 l straw
- Chicken barn $136,000 for 600 birds with 110,000 l food capacity
- Automatic water supply in the pig, sheep and horse barns
- Interior lights switched manually while outside gate lamps and infrared heaters come on automatically at night
- Wall colors mixable or picked from game defaults and 25 extra Lizard presets
- Optional roof solar panels at $265 each earning $21.6 per panel each month
- Made by MrHector
Four placeable animal buildings make up this pack: a pig barn, a sheep barn, a horse stable and a chicken coop, each supplied with its own matching fence. Those fences can be placed on their own as well, so a pasture can be laid out even where no barn stands yet.
Capacities are built for large herds in Farming Simulator 25. The $209,000 pig barn and the $179,000 sheep barn each hold 300 animals, the $136,000 chicken coop takes 600 birds, and the $158,500 stable is sized for 16 horses. Food capacity reaches 110,000 liters in the pig and chicken barns, and the pig barn adds 60,000 liters of straw plus a built-in underground slurry store of 100,000 liters.
Daily life inside the buildings is handled for you. Water supply is automatic in the pig, sheep and horse barns, interior lights can be switched anywhere inside the building, and the lamps above the outside gates come on by themselves after dark. Infrared heaters also run automatically at set night-time hours, for sheep only during winter.
Customization goes further than paint: outside walls can be mixed to your own color or chosen from the game defaults and 25 extra Lizard presets, and roof solar panels can be configured at $265 per panel for $21.6 income per panel each month in adequate weather. Straw goes in as bales directly or through a straw blower, and the fences cost $100 per meter with gates in 2 m, 4 m and 6 m for pigs and 1.5 m, 2 m, 4 m and 6 m for sheep.
