When the clock passes midnight, all crops will grow one step. Using this mod, it will completely ignore the map-makers settings, and instead use a 'growth cycle' that occurs at midnight in-game time. Why is it, that the map-maker decides how long it takes for a crop to grow? And why is the growth interval bound to real-time instead of the in-game scaled time?

Herbicide is used to kill weeds, but this won't happen instantly.

Wind will spread the seeds, so weeds can appear in all fields. If the pH value isn't within the 'neutral' interval, the yield can be as low as 5%.

The 'soil pH' will also have a severe effect on harvest yields.

With this mod I have added 'soil pH', so spreading lime now have a proper purpose.

When lime (kalk) was introduced as a mod, I always wondered why it acted just like fertilizer.

The reason for this, is to 'clean up' the fields over time.

Swaths/windrows when left alone will also slowly dissipate.

Manure and slurry are organic fertilizers, where the other(s) are synthetic and not as effective.

Different kinds of fertilizer organic and synthetic.

Else it will slowly dissipate, and you would not get the expected result in yield when harvesting.

Manure has to be ploughed or cultivated into the ground to take effect.

Control of growth, so it is the in-game scaled time that determines when growth should happen, and not some value in the map.i3d's foliage-sub-layer.

What I'm attempting with this mod, are several things: Like how come it is possible to fertilize right in front of the working harvester and get double the yield, and other unrealistic things like that. There has always been some small things in FS13, and the previous versions, which annoyed me a bit.

automatic weed propagation and usage of herbicide.

manure must be ploughed/cultivated to take effect,.

a proper use for lime/kalk, as soil pH is now included,.

custom control of growth, so it is following the in-game time,.

A mod for Farming Simulator 2013 which attempts to add

Fs13 mods