Farming Simulator 19 | An In-Depth Guide to Raising Sheep | A Tutorial 

I did not think I would learn much here, but I did learn water is free. I always assumed it still costs money from cisterns and such, so just filled up at lakes and rivers. It is great to see you can pay just a little to put a cistern where it is most convenient.

If you go to the trailer page in the store, the very first one, Strautmann SEK 802, is convertible. You can set it for 4k, 8k, or 12k grain, but you can also set it up as a bale wagon. It costs $8000, and includes tie downs. I haven't checked this out myself, but I have been told that the reproduction rate on the sheep goes up with the number of sheep, but the sheep will not interbreed. So, for the fastest rate you should stick to one kind of sheep. On the other hand, the way you have it, each color is reproducing at the 60hr rate, so after 60 hours, you should have one new baby of each type. Like I said, I have not tried this yet. Once I get 40 more chickens I will convert my chicken farm to sheep. OH, just remembered, the way you cleaned up the feed area with the collection wagon, you can do the same thing with the first section of the conveyer belt system.

Thank you very much for this video! It really helps. Looking forward to the other videos when I do the other stuff.

I use the cotton trailer for my skid steer transport. Kinda cool that its like real life getting on one. You have to push the front of the steer up and walk it on with the boom and tracks. I was leaving it at the store to load my trailer because its so slow.

One thing that I noticed while doing cows is that each different type/color of cow has its own reproduction rate. I am assuming that it is the same for sheep, pigs, and chickens as well. So the more of one color that you have, the faster they will reproduce. So you should factor that into things if you want your animals to reproduce faster or slower. I.e: more of one color for faster reproduction or a more diverse collection for slower, more manageable reproduction rates. Once again, love all your vids and tutorials! Keep up the good work! -countingtrain11

Hey I drove for swift. But you're not wrong 😂

To keep reproduction high with the sheep only use one variety

I read that in order for them to reproduce they have to be the same color. Is that true Maybe? Maybe it was only chickens. I'm way too new to know first hand.

Vs FS17, pallets are 1/2 size (1000l vs 2000l), and sell price is about 1/6 per 1000l. What I am unable to determine is whether production rate compares by pallet or by 1000l - it it's by pallet then production would also be 50% of FS17 rates. But they're easy to look after, and solid income over time.

I Hate to ask, on that cotton trailer to unload, did you try putting it in "Load" position, they may slide right off the back...

so at this point my pc is good to go i think and farm sim is very close to being downloaded

Very helpful

Has anyone else encountered broken sheep reproduction rates? They reproduce incredibly slow for me. When it should take 20 minutes real time on 120x speed it takes an hour and a half. If I buy a bunch of sheep (60 or more) the time to next animal countdown actually goes up. Its driving me absolutely insane.

Oh wow, I’m so glad I watched this. I will continue to just grow and sell soybeans. It seems that is the bigger profit item in the game. At least for me on the Nintendo Switch version. I have one huge field I sell every time and the 2 original fields I store in the silos until the price gets maxed out.

The Fleigl trailer sits just low enough so that the pallets unload automatically once you drive over the sell point at the spinnery.

put wood chips on the ground in front of the feeding trough and you don't have to clean up after them

The dpw 180 trailer should be avalible on console aswell in the modsection of the game

I've just started farming sheep so the video was great and helped me alot, but I have one question about grass. Does it need re-planting after I now it or will it just grow back?

Where did u find the water pipe? And does it work for all animals that needs water?

How does keeping of chickens work? Great video as always, thank you so much! 😊

How do I keep my sheep clean?

What map is this?

the reason they nerfed to price on wool, is because with Cotton being added, to make the work/reward proportional, keeping the wool price where it was, a bale of cotton would have to sell for a quarter of a million dollars

Hi, Are you planning to make a tutorial about pigs?

What map is this on?

How have you got brown Sheep and black sheep? I don't seem to have them

Arthur: If the PEN IS full 13:41 Nobody: Me: *giggles* (not sorry that I'm turning 30 soon)

The swift joke 😂

I haven’t found a video yet that talks about cleaning up after the sheep

Is there actually people in the game because I don't seem to see anyone about lol

See gamers say cows i and most people in ireland say cattle

36 + 14 equals 60, maths really is not your strong suit :p

The perfect placement of the add really makes it less worse... some proper creator on the fuckin farmin vibe shit... the rest of youtube got to get educated

Don't you also get money for selling sheep? Maybe by selling wool and selling sheep, it makes it more worth the work??

Awesome Vids! I just ran across your channel check-in out Sheep,have ya a Sub n a like

You are bad at math... 36 + 14 = 50 LOLOL

Watch this in 1.25 speed thank me later