Farming Simulator22: What brings the most money: Best fruit?

How can you make money quickly in Farming Simulator 22? What brings the most money in the FS22 and which of the crops should you grow if you want to earn as much money as possible as quickly as possible? This question will certainly occupy one or the other player from the new farming simulator, who has already spent an hour or two in the field and also mined and harvested some crops. In the FS22 there are a total of 16 different crops to choose from and you are spoiled for choice as to what you want to grow in the fields. Depending on the style of play, there are some players who initially prefer to grow the crops that bring the most money. What is actually the best fruit in FS22?

Farming Simulator 22: What Makes the Most Money?

The short answer to the question is, there is no such thing as the “one best fruit” in FS22. Unlike the previous Farming Simulator games, Giants did a pretty good job of balancing the prices for each crop. Even if the sales and yield prices of the individual crops are pretty much the same, there are some crops that give a little more money, especially if you don’t shy away from making the sometimes very high investments for the necessary equipment.

Best fruit in FS22?

One should keep in mind, however, that one of our writers has compared the maximum prices in his list. According to the test, sugar beets landed in the first place, followed by potatoes. Grapes come in third place and cotton in fourth place. This is followed by olives, oats, barley, and wheat.

• Sugar beet
• potatoes
• Grapes
• cotton
• Olives
• oats
• barley
• wheat
• Sugar cane
• Rapeseed
• sunflowers
• Corn
• millet
• Soybeans

In summary, one can say that there is not the one best fruit in the FS22 and one should not always only go according to the table above (or other tables from the network). The prices change in the following year sometimes quite strongly (depending on how much you sell and still have in stock) and the new seasons with their advantages and disadvantages swirl the calculation for the year again quite confused.