This video will show you how to use oilseed radish, why you want to use oilseed radish, and how it compares to other methods of fertilization in game.
TIMECODES:
00:00 – Intro
0:16 – Why use Oilseed?
2:31 – Planting
3:18 – Cultivating
4:30 – Oilseed Test
7:48 – Outro
Order Farming Simulator 22:
Order Farming Simulator 22 Seasons Pass:
Order Farming Simulator 22 Bundle:
Farming Simulator 22 Saddle Trac Pack:
Farming Simulator 22 Modding Tutorials:
GPORTAL:
Join Farmer Cop on:
Discord Server: discord.gg/9DA3xVV9Z8
Facebook:
GAMER COP:
Donate:
Farmer Cop Merchandise Store:
Order any FS Games or DLCs to support the channel here:
Farming Simulator 19 Digital PC Download:
Farming Simulator 19:
Farming Simulator 17:
Farming Simulator C64 Version:
Farming Simulator 19 DLC Links:
John Deere Gator:
Anderson Group:
Platinum Expansion:
John Deere Cotton:
Bourgault:
Kverneland & Vicon:
Alpine Expansion Now:
source
Just fyi with precision farming oilseed is totally not worth it, it gives maybe 35 kg to the HA which is not enough for the amount of seed you use
Can I plow the oilseed radish?
you dont have to rolll/?
Informative delivery. Thanks!
I am so confused. So you don’t harvest oilseed radish? You plant it to then cultivate over it and receive nothing but 1 more level of fertilizer? To me makes no sense
Can you use a no till planter on top of oilseed and get the same result or does it have to be cultivated?
@Farmer Cop What does Oilseed Radish do in Precision Farming? Does it boost PH and Nitrogen or just one or the other? Does this mean PF video episode 6!?
Great video, I've never seen this done or explained before.
Do you still get the mulching bonus from the previous crop before the oilseed?
Does Oilseed give a 30% yield bonus like it did in FS19? Or is ot purely for fertilizer now?
One thing to keep in mind is when you cultivate the Oilseed Radish back into the soil, you will get more stones. That's with a regular cultivator though.
I use oilseed often when im starting a new farm or just when my funds are tight. Nearly 2k for fertilizer a lot of times is the costs of a leasing a good piece of equipment. Seed is much cheaper and last longer even with extra equipment maintenance and fuel added in for doing the oilseed. Every bit of savings counts especially for a new farm.
if you do grass there are at least 5 crops in game that you can rotate with grass so that way you don't have to do that slow grass roller and when you cut you will have your first state of fertilizer, some you have to plant in the same day you harvest otherwise it won't fully grown till you have to plant your actual crop, as it takes 3 months to fully grown and don't grown on winter.
I use the cultivator that can seed and can apply fertilizer. I plant oilseed radish with it straight after harvesting. Then I use the big john deer seeder that cultivates and plant the crop I want. 2 runs to apply 2 fertilizer states, cultivate and seed.
Is it overnight or is it one month and you had one day per month?
With seasons on. Oilseed is the way to go in my opinion. Gives also some work in the of seasons.
I don't know if it works for something like that Brednar Subsoiler, but When I used the Slurry Distributor that is also a Cultivator on my Oilseed Radish it gave me two stares from none.
So that way you can get two states in one pass and save on Slurry/Digestate.
I swear by it. My method is to use a direct drill right after harvesting. Then I plow the oilseed under lime and fertilize with solid. Then I’ll use a non direct drill seeder or planter to plant my primary crop and by doing that I don’t get weeds.
Most definitely can be a great way to save in early survival games as getting a cultivator and seeder and getting fertilizer states is cheaper then buying a spayer or spreader
Great info!
Is you mulch it first then cultivate that in, do you get both the mulching bonus and fert stage or just the mulching bonus
Yes I saw this one before great video Farmer Cop
If your running with seasonal growth, you can plant oilseed after harvesting and let it sit all winter and cultivate in spring. That's what I do when I can't get my rotation quite right.
Good info ? with seasons ideal fertilize before plant and done ✔
Too bad it just adds another day/month to your harvest 🙁
I think the radish method should give you 2 fertilizer states, which would maybe make it worth while for larger farms.