FS25 Factory Contracts V1.0.0.0
Real agricultural trade for Farming Simulator 25, with supply contracts, certified deliveries, quality sampling, transport documents, settlements and raw material orders for factories. Works on ANY map, with mod products included.
Based on GAFTA/FOSFA contracts, Rosario Grain Arbitration Chamber receiving standards and shrink tables, and legal-for-trade weighing.
Features
- Supply contracts instead of spot sales. Buyers publish contracts on the Purchase Board with a quota per period, duration, price versus today’s quotation, delivery mode, quality requirement, settlement method and sometimes an advance.
- 1 period = 1 game month, scaling with days-per-month.
- Prices can be fixed or deferred, with each delivery priced at that day’s quotation.
- Delivery modes include bulk, pallets and bales.
- Product families include grains/oilseeds, industrial crops, forage, livestock, food, industrial goods and energy.
- The buyer accepts, rejects or counter-offers, with up to three rounds by letter. If pushed too hard, it withdraws until the next period.
- Each period is fulfilled, partial or not delivered. Undelivered volume is charged as a % of its value, and the contract stays in force.
- An on-screen strip shows this month’s quotas: due, buyer and expiry.
- Early termination follows the grain trade: today’s replacement value minus your price on undelivered volume, plus unamortised advance. If the market fell below your price, you only refund the advance.
- The placeable truck weighbridge includes a 20 x 4 m deck, operator booth, animated barriers, traffic light, animated sampling probe, floodlights, ANPR camera, guardrails, outdoor display of your vehicle’s real mass and sounds.
- The weighbridge has a symbolic price and no upkeep. It stands for the public or plant weighbridge.
- Trade weight is net: loaded, then empty. The ticket certifies weight, while unloading at the selling point certifies destination.
- One weighbridge serves every buyer. Unload elsewhere and the delivery is not credited.
- The open ticket travels with the truck. The tare can be weighed at any weighbridge, and big maps can have several.
- Without a ticket, the delivery is an ordinary spot sale and the contract does not move.
- Per-delivery, monthly, quarterly, end-of-campaign or contract settlements are available with a statement showing quantity, deductions, drying, commission and net.
- Advances are recovered from later settlements.
- Supplier ratings range from A to D and are based on quotas, quality and documentation. Good ratings bring more offers and better premium.
- Factories can publish an order with the factory, product, quantity, period and price.
- In multiplayer, other farms can take the order or counter-offer. Otherwise, up to three market companies quote within a few game hours. Choose, negotiate or reject all.
- The price includes margin, freight and urgency surcharge. Buying costs more than producing.
- Orders are reserved on agreement and paid per truck received. Each truck can be tracked as preparing, loading, on the road or at the weighbridge.
- Between farms, the supplier issues the transport document.
- Rescinding costs 10 % of what is left.
- Periods are commercial days, with 30 per month. The order shows game time, with 1 day/month = 24 h.
- The system is server-authoritative. Each player works for their farm, and notices reach only that farm in their language.
- Any farm can use another farm’s weighbridge. The ticket goes to the truck’s owner.
- No new key bindings are required. Use the Supply Contracts tab in the pause menu, the interaction key at the window, and the horn to start weighing.
How a delivery works
1. Register your company with its trading name, tax ID, and consignor or haulier status.
2. Issue the transport document with plates, harvest year, quantity and origin pre-filled, then enter the driver. One document covers one journey.
3. Show the document at the window. The document, validity, companies, unit, contract and product are checked, then the barrier goes up and the light turns green.
4. Drive on with the whole combination and sound the HORN. The barrier closes and weighing starts, waiting if the trailer is still under it.
5. The probe samples moisture, foreign matter, broken grain and temperature. If approved, with or without deductions, a gross ticket is issued. If rejected, leave without unloading.
6. Unload at the contracted plant. There is no cash at the pit. The delivery counts toward your contract, and volume above the quota is paid at the spot price.
7. Return empty and sound the horn again. The tare is recorded, the ticket is closed at net weight, and the delivery is credited and settled.
Exit barrier lowers itself. Pallets and bales are counted, weighed and checked for packaging, but are not probed.
Specifications
- Moisture standard for wheat/barley: 14 %
- Moisture standard for maize: 14.5 %
- Moisture standard for soybean: 13.5 %
- Moisture standard for sunflower: 11 %
- Above the moisture standard: drying, official shrink table covering water and handling loss, and a drying fee.
- Excess foreign matter is discounted, not rejected.
Compatible with: Agricultural Financial System (GN Realism), settlements and purchases on current account
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