In Farming Simulator 25, players aim to make the most money so they can expand and upgrade their farms. One way to generate revenue is to use the crops you grow and make a profit out of them.

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1. Sugar Beets 2. Potatoes 3. Spinach 4. Sugar cane 5. Carrots 6. Rice 7. Parsnips 8. Cotton 9. Red beet 10. Peas

In Farming Simulator 25, we now have a total of 25 crops. That being said, you’re probably wondering which crop you should spend your time and effort on to make the most money out of. We’ll cover everything you need to know about profitability here so keep reading!

What Is The Most Profitable Crop

The most profitable crop in Farming Simulator 25 is Sugar Beets. The second-most profitable crop is Potatoes, followed by Spinach.

It’s important to remember that your harvest is influenced by several other factors like market prices, equipment for planting, field maintenance, harvesting rate, and weather conditions.

For instance, your crop may generate more revenue than one of its other field mates but does it yield more crops per acre, as well? So let’s look for the maximum potential yield we can get out of these crops.

Here are the top 10 most profitable crops in Farming Simulator 25!

1. Sugar Beets

Sugar beet crops always gives the best return when you factor in revenue generated after and before all expenses.

Yields: 7325 Litres.

Best month to sell: November

Best price to sell: £ 365

2. Potatoes

Potato may take a long time to harvest and use up a lot of effort, but despite that, it is still one of the best. There is good equipment out there you can use to harvest potatoes as a single player.

Yield: 52100 L

Seeds used: 2271 L

Best month to sell: December

Best price to sell: £ 460

The amount of seeds used may seem a lot, however, you can buy potatoes separately as seeds in a box which costs 475 pounds per 1 liter. Normal seeds cost 1260 per 1000 liters.

3. Spinach

Spinach is the best out of all new crops in FS25. You can harvest twice from one single planting.

Yield: 55860 L

Seeds used: 6 L.

Best month to sell: October

Best price to sell: £ 424

Spinach needs to be re-fertilized after harvesting it once but they do not require to be replanted.

4. Sugar cane

Another one of the highest-yielding crops.

Yield: 87320 L

Seed used: 7162 L

Best month to sell: September

Best price to sell: £ 231

5. Carrots

Carrots were proven to be difficult to handle but at the end of the day, the crop yielded a decent amount of harvest and gave back a great deal in return.

Yield: 65425 L

Seeds used: 4.08 L

Best month to sell: January

Best price to sell: £ 272

6. Rice

Rice proved to be a unique crop to grow and also enjoyable. You acquire seeds in the form of saplings. You can reduce costs by growing rice in the greenhouse. Each rice pallet holds 24 units, so 450 pounds per 24 units

Yield: 7740 L

Seeds used: 92 units

Best month to sell: September

Best price to sell: £ 2157

7. Parsnips

Parsnips end up taking a long time and need workers. If you’re looking for how to use AI workers, we have a guide to help you with just that. Overall it’s a good yield but there are better crops than this.

Yield: 60854 L

Seeds used: 4.08 L

Best month to sell: January

Best price to sell: £ 272

8. Cotton

Yield: 6047 L

Seeds used: 30 L

Best month to sell: February

Best price to sell: £ 2526

9. Red beet

Yield: 58554 L

Seeds used: 4 L

Best month to sell: January

Best price to sell: £ 257

10. Peas

Yield: 5840 L

Seeds used: 152 L

Best month to sell: November

Best price to sell: £ 2143

And those were the top 10 most profitable crops. At times some crops are fun to handle even when they don’t yield a great deal of harvest or make a profit so you can always play around with what allows you to spend your time in a more enjoyable way!