To become a successful farmer, you need to sell your products correctly and choose the best time when prices are rising. Therefore, it is important to understand all the intricacies of the price menu in the game.

This guide will help you understand how to navigate the price interface, how profit is calculated, and how not to sell at a loss.

How to find and understand the price screen

To open the price menu, go to the game menu by pressing the Escape key. You may find yourself on the map at first — in this case, scroll through the tabs until you reach the graphs.

This is the price screen, which displays information on all products available for sale on your current map.

On the left, you will see a list of goods in alphabetical order: grain, milk, wood, vegetables, and so on.

Each item shows which points on the map accept that product. Next to the product name, you will see the distance to the point of sale, the current purchase price, and the sale price.

The purchase price is displayed if the product can also be bought — these points are marked with a warehouse icon.

How to calculate the profit from selling products

In Farming Simulator 25, all prices are listed not per unit, but per 1,000 liters. If the price of wheat, for example, is $491, then that is how much you will receive for every 1,000 liters sold.

To find out the exact amount you will receive for a certain quantity, you need to perform a simple calculation. Take the volume of your product, for example, 3,500 liters, and divide it by 1,000. In this case, the result will be 3.5. Then multiply this number by the sale price, let's say $491. The result will be around $1,718.5. The game will round this amount up and credit you with approximately $1,719.

The purchase price is calculated in the same way — if you buy, say, seeds or feed from a warehouse, the cost per 1,000 liters is multiplied by the required volume.

How to navigate market trends

On the price screen, you will notice small green and red arrows next to the numbers. These are indicators of price trends. A green arrow indicates that the price is rising, while a red arrow indicates a decline. This will help you catch the right moment to sell your goods at a favorable price.

Below the graph, there is also a linear calendar with monthly price dynamics. For example, if you grow wheat, you will see that it is most profitable to sell it in January, when the price is traditionally higher. Even if you are out of season, you can still sell your products, but you will get less for them. Sometimes it is better to wait and earn more.

How to find a point of sale and set up navigation

In the price interface, find the name of the desired location, click on it, and activate the “Tag Place” function.



After exiting the menu, a red circle will appear on the map, indicating the location of this point. The distance to it in meters will also be displayed.

The mark will remain until you cancel it manually. To do this, simply go back to the menu and select “Untag Place.”

Selling bulk crops and pallets

When you arrive at the point of sale with grain or other bulk products, you will see an invitation to unload the contents. 

Just stop at the marked area and activate unloading, and the amount will automatically be credited to your account. The calculation is based on volume.

The system is similar for pallets. For example, if you have a pallet of goat's milk with a volume of 1000 liters and the price is $491, you will receive exactly $491 for one such unit. To sell it, drive up with a forklift or manually (if super strength is activated on your PC) to the unloading area next to the dairy or other point. A hint with the name of the product and its volume will appear in the lower corner of the screen. As soon as you move the pallet to the sales area, the money will be credited automatically.