Greenhouses in Farming Simulator 2022

The release of Farming Simulator 22 is just around the corner, so the developers are constantly sharing new information and revealing more about the upcoming project to build excitement. Today, we’ll talk about greenhouses that will be available in the game. Greenhouses are an incredibly important part of FS22, especially if you plan to play with seasons and snow enabled, as these settings make the game much more interesting.

If snow is enabled in your gameplay, crops won’t grow during winter, which makes sense. So what should you do in that case? There’s only one solution – build a greenhouse, or even several, and grow your plants there during this difficult period. Let’s take a closer look at how this will all work.

Small, medium, or large?

The first question is – which greenhouse should you build, and what size? You’ll have access to small, medium, and fairly large greenhouses, depending on your farm type. It’s very important to have a greenhouse in winter, as it not only warms the farmer’s soul but also helps avoid bankruptcy and even earn a decent profit. While snow falls outside and temperatures drop further, your crops will quietly grow in modern, well-equipped greenhouses, allowing you to stay afloat.

In the “production” section, you’ll find different greenhouses that vary in appearance and size. If you have a free plot of land, you can buy and place any of these greenhouses and build a farm that works all year round.

Plant lettuce, tomatoes, and strawberries!

Want to grow lettuce, tomatoes, and strawberries? No one’s stopping you. You can build several greenhouses and manage them from a special menu, where you’ll also control your other productions (production chains).

What to grow is up to you. The most important thing is not to forget to supply your greenhouses with enough water; otherwise, production will stop, and you’ll operate at a loss.

Interaction possibilities with products

You decide what to do with the resources and products you get from the greenhouses. If you want instant profit, you can simply sell them at a good price. However, this is far from the only way to interact with your products.

By default, your products will be stored—that is, packed on pallets and waiting for you to decide what to do with them. You can change these settings so that they are sold immediately and generate profit.

However, if you have your own production facilities, it’s much more profitable to deliver crops from the greenhouse there and create a more expensive product. For example, you can deliver strawberries to a bakery, where they’ll make a delicious strawberry cake, which you can then sell instead of just the strawberries themselves. How you handle your products is entirely up to you.

What do you think about this? Will you use the seasons system and grow crops in greenhouses, or do you prefer a calmer, standard game without seasonal restrictions and complications? Write your answers in the comments; we’re interested to hear your opinion!