Features like soil sampling and variable fertilizing offer a great introduction into the world of Precision Farming. The first version of the DLC already offers more than I expected. Thomas Engel, Technology Innovation Strategy Manager at John Deere, commented about the collaboration, stating:Īs John Deere’s project manager of this EIT Food funded project I’m impressed by the great and very effective cooperation with GIANTS Software and our partners. The overall goal of the project is to help players learn more about modern agricultural technology and raise awareness about sustainable farming.ĭr. Those who reside in big metropolitan areas may not know much about modern agriculture technology or how food lands into grocery stores and onto their table. With the Precision Farming Project, the team hopes to spread awareness about farming to the public. The gameplay will continue to be tested among them all, including the dedicated players. The project is set to take place over two years with many collaborating partners. RELATED: Resident Evil Village Doesn't Have Numerals In The Title To Focus More On Setting, According To Capcom
Farming Simulator plans on adding more gameplay features and building the connection between modern society and agriculture.
The future development is currently in progress, but the developer is working together with the University of Hohenheim in Germany and the University of Reading in Great Britain. This is only the first step in making the game more eco-friendly. These properties will allow farmers to save important resources like seeds, fertilizer, fuel, maintenance costs, and more in an attempt to make their farms more eco-friendly and save money. Players will have to take their soil’s pH values and nitrogen content in the soil into account. These samples will identify one of four different soil types with individual requirements. Players can optimize their farm’s yield by taking soil samples. RELATED: Polyphony Digital Announce Maintenance, New GT Sport Update 1.45 In the Pipeline, Including Four New Cars Along with developer GIANTS Software, players can experience new gameplay elements to make farming more eco-friendly. Precision Farming is part of the “Precision Farming Project,” which was funded by EIT Food, Europe’s leading Food Innovation Initiative. The DLC will be free for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One in early December. Farming Simulator is about to become more realistic with the upcoming Precision Farming DLC.
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