Farming PRO 2015

Farming PRO 2015 lets players manage a farm from fieldwork through sales, bringing crop cultivation, livestock care, and business decisions into one simulation. Players can prepare land, plant and tend crops, harvest produce, and sell it at a market where prices change. That connects everyday farm tasks with decisions about what to grow and when to sell. The game also includes animals and a large selection of machinery, so players can shape their operation around different kinds of work rather than focusing on crops alone.

From planting to market

Players can grow corn, canola, wheat, and hay, as well as crops such as potatoes, carrots, and sweet potatoes. The source describes tasks including tilling, sowing, spraying, irrigation, growing, and harvesting. Different plants have different characteristics and need monitoring before harvest. Because market prices change, selling produce is part of the farm-management cycle, alongside planning what to cultivate and tending fields through growth.

Animals and daily care

Cows, sheep, and chickens add livestock management to the work. Players feed the animals, with the source noting that suitable fodder is tied to productivity. The game’s tips also recommend regular feeding and watering, and refer to milk, eggs, and wool as sources of income. Crop and animal care therefore sit alongside one another as parts of running the farm.

Vehicles, tools, and helpers

The game includes more than 50 vehicles and tools, including tractors, combine harvesters, trailers, trucks, cultivators, and sowing machines. Other listed equipment includes lawn mowers, insecticide sprayers, and wood-cutters. Machinery supports tasks from preparing fields to harvesting and transporting produce, and the source says machines can be customized or adjusted. Players can also hire assistants to help with farm work.

Exploring the farm world

Farming PRO 2015 presents an open 3D world with four major areas: the farm, village, industrial area, and animal dealer. Players can walk or drive around the map, linking equipment and farm activities with places to visit. The source describes the environment as detailed and visually colorful, with the open layout giving players room to explore as they manage their operation.

Planning and gradual growth

The supplied tips suggest choosing crops with the season and available land in mind, and paying attention to weather because rain or drought can affect crop growth and animal care. They also recommend upgrading equipment to make field tasks more efficient and expanding gradually as income grows. These considerations connect immediate work—such as planting or harvesting—with longer-term choices about machinery, infrastructure, and the size of the farm.