How to sell products in Farming Simulator 25

Selling products in Farming Simulator 25 is an extension of your farm and how you upgrade your equipment to be a master of agriculture. Whether a beginner or an experienced player, knowing what it takes to sell your products efficiently can make a world of difference in making profits.

This guide takes you through all the steps involved in selling the products harvested after your fruitful toil. Let’s break down the process step-by-step and cover every detail you need to maximize your profits.

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Harvesting and preparing to sell products in Farming Simulator 25

Harvesting in FS 25 (Image via Giants Software)

Before selling products in Farming Simulator 25, you have to harvest your crops. After doing the steps involved in harvesting, the products will remain inside the harvesting machine. This is what you should do:

1) Pipe out the crops

Attach your harvester to a truck or trailer and use the pipe out feature to transfer the crop. If you are in the New Farmer mode, you already have a basic truck for this. Otherwise, you can buy one from the Vehicle Store.

2) Store or sell immediately

After transferring the crops, decide whether to sell immediately or store them in your farm’s silo.

• Storing: Use silos to keep products for selling later when prices are higher. This is a good strategy for maximizing profits.
• Selling immediately: Skip the silo and head straight to a selling point.

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Finding the best prices for products in Farming Simulator 25

Loading up the carrots in FS 25 (Image via Giants Software)

In order to get the best offer from your hard-earned crops or goods, here's what you should do:

1) Open the Prices tab

Navigate to the in-game menu and check the Prices tab. You’ll see a detailed list of products and the selling points available for each.

2) Compare prices

For every selling point, there are different prices for products in Farming Simulator 25. Choose one that is the highest price for your product. Sometimes, these change with fluctuations in the market. So, check after regular intervals.

3) Tag the selling point

Once you have identified the best-selling location, mark it on the map. In that way, it will be easy to find it.

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Delivering products for sale in Farming Simulator 25

Upon selecting a sale point, it is now time to haul and sell your produce.

1) Load your truck

Load your truck or trailer with the harvested product. When dealing with large quantities, consider upgrading to larger storage vehicles to reduce the number of trips.

2) Drive to the selling point

Use the marked destination on the map. Each sales point has its dumping area where you will off-load the products.

3) Sell the products

Park the truck over the dumping area and begin loading. See how your bank grows sales are made. Your profit will increase as you deliver more product.

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Advanced selling strategies for products in Farming Simulator 25

To make the most of your yields, consider these advanced selling options for products in Farming Simulator 25.

1) Use mills or factories

If you own a mill, you can store products like grains or corn to craft processed goods. Factories convert raw materials into high-value items, increasing profits.

Note: Ensure your yield meets the threshold for production; otherwise, direct selling may be more lucrative.

2) Sell excess fertilizer byproducts

Products like manure, slurry, and digestate — produced by your animals or biogas plant — can be sold or used to improve your fields. Selling these byproducts is an excellent way to diversify your income.

3) Wait for price peaks

Some products experience seasonal price fluctuations. Use the in-game calendar to track the best times to sell for maximum profit.

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Bonus tip: Contracts to complete in Farming Simulator 25

To get that extra money, you can check out the best contracts to complete in Farming Simulator 25. These will include jobs like harvesting, fertilizing or transportation for other farms. This way, you will earn, and at the same time, get access to equipment without purchasing upfront.