Description:
Mods Pack 1.2.0.1 includes the following feature additions: Flax is now included in the pricing list; the Multibuy silo particle animation has been moved to a more appropriate location under the pipe; MultiSilo4000 now has the appropriate collision
— An enlargement of the silo featuring a capacity of 2 million
- A doormat that falls under the farmhouse category and has the ability to sleep
— A floodlight for the yard that brings in additional light
All nine multi silos have been modified to accommodate the multifruits that are grown in the NF marsh. Additionally, both BGA silos are now able to accommodate alfalfa.
– The expansion of the multi-purchase station
In addition to the addition of Spanish translation, the following features have been implemented: a new sheep and goat enclosure for dikes; a small placeable fence; larger water and feed triggers for the sheep and goat pasture; larger water and feed triggers for the cow pasture; and a multi-purchase silo collision that has been tweaked and significantly increased.
Multisilos: In addition to the typical varieties of grains, the multisilos can also be filled with a wide variety of different forms of filling, such as peas, beans, spinach, and so on: Among the things that can be kept are peas, beans, spinach, and fertilizer. Basically everything that can be transported by trailer without difficulty
Extensions of the silo: Boost the amount of space that your multisilos can offer for storage.
Animal pastures: Customizable pastures that have a greater capacity for cows, chickens, pigs, sheep, and goats, as well as a large increase in the capacity for feed and water.
The stations for shopping: This is the location where seeds, fertilizer, lime, and poison may be purchased and kept.
A multi-purchase: All varieties of grain and bulk items are available for purchase.
Direct sales of wood: Here, you may sell wood in a rapid and straight forward manner.
Water withdrawals: Water can be loaded at the field well and/or hydrant without incurring any additional fees.

Credits:
FedAction