You can now know your crop quality by taking a sample. The sample quality is valid only for the day it was taken. You can thus take a sample per day starting from when your crop can be harvested.

To take a sample, you need a van to go from your farm to the plot.

You can now overload your cattle trucks and vans to bring quickly your livestock to your meadows or factories. It makes it also easier to bring them back to their barns/henhouses etc... APs will be deducted accordingly.

Following the changes that have been put into effect concerning crops and plots, field management has been reviewed and updated.

You can now chose to sow your fields with different kinds of grass-types. Each kind has its own specific stats:
- Life span : once the field has reached its maximum life span, grass will not grow anymore and you will need to leave the field fallow ;
- Pasture quality : determines the quality of the food the animals are feeding on ;
- Silage quality : determines the quality of the ensiled grass you will obtain ;
- Hay quality : determines the quality of the hay you will obtain ;
- Yield : it varies with your field's "age" ;

It will thus be necessary to choose your grass-type carefully, according to what you want to do with your field.

Furthermore, the manure supply will from now on have an impact on your nutritive reserves like with other cultures. In order to have optimum yields, you will thus need to supply your field once a year (note that as of now, liquid manure fertilisation is now complimentary to fertilisation). With each reaping, some nutritive elements will be used up, in accord with the yield. Likewise, once a year (on the 1st of January), a sample will be taken (if needed) in order to normalise the consumption of nutritive elements for your fields (if you use your fields as pastures, for example).