After that, drive all the way through your land-while moving in a straight line to make sure that every part of the land is covered. To start, drive all the way to a corner of the land and then “activate” the cultivator by lowering it to the ground. (The default cultivator may do but you may choose to upgrade to a cultivator with a wider reach to save time). To do this, you will have to use a cultivator, which you can attach to your tractor. Like in any land that is provided, you will still have to prepare the land by loosening the soil for seeds to be able to be planted on the land. Aside from that, when planting corn you will have to decide if you will harvest the corn or the chaff-as both require different types of machine.īasically though, the process involved in harvesting and planting Corn revolves around three main parts - a). (And that's probably not unrealistic at all.Just like harvesting Sugarbeet and Potato, harvesting Corn involves the need to purchase a different type of tool or machine to complete the harvest.
Replacing that combo with a harvester and header of the same brand solved it. It seems that when lowered on this harvester that header would be catching the ground anywhere the ground curved upwards, even ever so slightly. The problem there seemed to be with using a particular header on a different brand harvester. I also had this problem on another map for a completely different reason. Maybe a compatibility issue or one compounding the effect of the other there - not sure, I didn't investigate further, but if so it would be an example of how mod conflicts might be the issue and not the vanilla game itself. The problem might have been that I was using the More Realistic Handling mod (FS19_REA.zip) on a map with Dynamicmud. Don't know if I would have had the issue with other harvesters - didn't try. I edited one of the map's files to comment out the a line then the harvester worked fine.
I had this problem with a different harvester on a map that had dynamic mud built-in.
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