My initial purchase cost is $553k after 27.9 hours of use which is less than 5% of itвЂ™s lifetime my equipment would sell back for $150.396. However letвЂ™s consider the followingвЂ¦ LetвЂ™s say I bought my equipment just for this contract, or for this amount of time, putting it like that that would be more accurate, and then I sold it after 27.9 hours of non stop working it, no time spend driving around from field to field just non stop working hours. Now you might think $540k reward divided by 27.9 hours so you earned $19.354 per hour thatвЂ™s great! I chose the Fendt 1050 because it had over 500 horsepower that the ST820 required and for the least amount of money. I bought a Fendt 1050 and a Flexicoil ST820 for a total of 553k. It took 27.9 hours of cultivating, which was done in 2 in-game days at realtime game speed, spread out over several real life days and at this point in the above picture the contract was done. The contract I chose was a very big field, it was a massive 818 ha for $539.938. Hello farmers, I was told by quite a couple of people that cultivating contracts are a good way to make some money since thereвЂ™s no upfront costs like you get with for example fertilizing or sowing contracts.ДЄnd at first glance it seems to be great money but I still want to put this to the test and this will be where I share my findings with you, so if youвЂ™re interested in my findings read on, if not thatвЂ™s fine no hard feelings. Guide to Cultivating Contracts Introduction Profit When Buying and Selling Equipment.

Sell equipment on farming simulator 19