Beaver Hollow v1.0.1.1 FS22

100 years before Squigglze Creek was established there was a man who owned some land in a small abandoned town called Beaver Hollow that was isolated from any town or city. A wholesome midwest area you could imagine living for the rest of your life in. This man was a very hard worker, he loved farming, logging and has a very huge insterest in opening his own mine someday. That man is you. Are you up for the task to create a sustainable area and establish Beaver Hollow and grow it into Squigglze Creek? Massive open grass everywhere to mow, collect and make some cash off of when you own the land Take your time to grow crops in fields that range from small to very large sizes. Forestry areas consist of a variety of trees including Alder, Aspen, Birch, Pine, Dry Pines, Spruce, Dry Spruce and more. There is a very large forestry area that would be perfect for a future mine Your main source for buying and selling all products including animals, vehicles, tools, bales, and supplies is via Beaver Hollow Train Station

Water is free at every pond around the map You start with 1 farmland, 1 field, an array of various vehicles and tools, a cow barn and a basic shed, silo, bunker and greenhouse – Basic Details – 20 Farmlands – 10 fields – 3 Big Forestry Areas – 10 Tree Type Varieties – 4 Paintable Field Types – Over 20 Paintable Foliage Types – Basic Crops with the addition of Hemp and Hemp Windrow – Starting Cow Barn – Train System – Sawmill – Animal Dealer – Vehicle Dealer – Animated Firepits and Gates

UPDATE V 1.0.1.0 New Save NOT Needed Adjusted Hemp and Hemp Windrow price Adjusted Hemp Fruit Smoke Color (Nice light green smoke) Adjusted Hemp Height and Mass per square meter Lowered ALL crops seed consumption when seeding and planting Increased and Added yield bonus for ALL crops to 5 percent from Bee’s Added all products to Beaver Hollow Train Sell Station

UPDATE V 1.0.1.1 Updated Placeable XML – Fixed placeables not loading

Required Mod : Squigglze Extension

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