Kreis Almsingen v1.0.5

Kreis Almsingen v1.0.5

This is the Almsingen district.

Version 1.0.5
The following work has been done:
1) The manure bunker is working again.
2) The silo at the pig farm has been emptied of straw and manure.
3) The stone bridge near the dairy has been lowered.
4) The cake table at the wedding backdrop has been placed on the ground, and the chairs have been removed.
5) The table behind the house near the horse farm has been repositioned correctly.
6) The oil lamps at the sheep farm have been repaired.
7) Onions have been added to the sales stations.

This is a fictional map and is suitable for roleplaying or multiplayer.
I converted and adapted my map for Farming Simulator 25.

This map is suitable for roleplaying because I have included five farms and a biogas plant (contract farm).
1 Sheep Farm
1 Cow Farm
1 Horse Farm
1 Pig Farm
1 Chicken Farm

In addition, there are 18 different production facilities, including a wine and a beer production facility, and 26 sales points on the map.
The grape and olive fields are available and ready for purchase.
There are 109 fields.
The Almsingen district is suitable for small to medium-sized vehicles, as the paths and roads are narrow. However, due to the hilly terrain, you will still need some power.
24 animal collectibles are waiting to be found.
These can be found in the colors ruby, emerald, topaz, gold, silver, and pitch black. Good luck with your search!
The map has also been adapted for the Precision Farming System and is suitable for it.
Please unpack the map after downloading!
Best regards, Sabrina80_

Required mod: Time Saving Stock Check 

Optional Mod:
Precision Farming – by Giants Software

A big thank you to Papaherz and Maulwurf63 for their patience and help in converting the map.
I would also like to thank Papaherz for the fantastic productions he built and provided.
Another thank you goes to H3LLRVIZ3R for his support in converting the barns.
As well as to LS Schleswig Holstein, who helped me with the field information for the grapes and olives.
I also thank JohnDeerePfuscher Modding, who was a great help in troubleshooting.
Finally, a very special thank you to my testers Cznd18 and Robert Ku for your enthusiasm and dedication during testing.
If anyone recognizes a mod they created that I accidentally didn’t mention, please feel free to contact me.
Furthermore, a huge thank you goes to the Autodrive Association team for giving me the AD courses!