u/Broxst

For instance, goat and cow milk?

PS5

Playing on Alma, MO. I built a Spinnery on my farm. I've been taking my wool to it. I get one pallet of fabric every other month.

I bought the tailor in town, and I've taken both pallets of fabric there. It's been two months and I've yet to see any clothes be produced.

Everything is set to storeage so I can wait until the price is right.

I also have cheese being produced from the Dairy in town, which I own. I waited for the price of cheese to go up and sold. Only got about $50k after months of work.

Meanwhile, I can harvest my fields and get a +$200,000 on raw material alone.

My wife and I volunteer tracking and trapping lost pets in our community. We work with a group of others, we have traps, game cameras, a non-thermal Mini Pro 4 drone... But we don't have any thermal imaging device.

We're entirely self funded out of pocket. Gas, dog/cat food, traps, and equipment. We don't receive much in the way of gifts either.

Anyway, I'm hoping you all may know of some solid thermal imaging.

Budget is ~$500.

After playing on PS5 for a bit I bought the game on Steam last night with the plan of using GeForce Now. I haven't had a chance to load it up yet, but I was curious how the mods work. I'm seeing different things online. Some people saying you have to redownload the mods every time the game loads, others saying that's not the case. And some others saying you have to do some convoluted work arounds. Also, does it matter if if the mods are from the in game mod market or the Steam Workshop?

I was hoping to hear first hand what the mod situation is with GeForce Now.

Looking for an isometric or top down WWII game, ideally set in scale models of real places, similarly to Hell Let Loose.

My wife and I volunteer to rescue pets. Often that means setting up cameras on feed stations/traps.

We've tried two different cameras. One is Tactacam, which was fine but it doesn't have a live feed (though I think the new ones do) and it doesn't have two-way audio, which allows us to scare wildlife away from our traps/food.

The other one we've tried is Arlo Go 2. And while it has those features, it sounds like the company is diminishing in quality and the software isn't as dependable. Plus, compared to Tactacam, the monthly payment is higher considering I have to pay for a seperate data plan through Verizon while Tactacam has everything built into the monthly fee.

Is there anything else out there with the features I need?

I’m looking for a solid cellular camera setup to monitor humane traps for lost domestic pets. I need an alternative to the Go 2. I've had nothing but issues with the app.

The camera will be placed in off-grid spots without Wi-Fi, so it has to run reliably on 4G LTE.

Here are the hard requirements for my setup:

- 4G LTE Connectivity, etc.

- Power (battery, solar, etc.)

- Flexible mounting options.

- Notifications: Time is critical when an animal approaches a trap. I need alerts pushed to my phone immediately so I can react.

- Two-Way Audio: I need a built-in speaker and mic. If a raccoon or fox goes after the bait, I need to be able to yell through the app to scare them off.

- Strictly IR Night Vision (No Spotlights): This is a dealbreaker. Sudden bright spotlights will terrify a lost, nervous pet. The camera must rely entirely on IR LEDs, or any built-in spotlights must have the ability to be disabled in the settings.

Thanks!

I'm playing on Alma, MO which has an alfalfa field. I use it for silage.

I have the fermentation silo mod but it won't accept the alfalfa.

Is there a way around this?

Thanks!

I don't know if I'm in the right spot. If not, please point me in the right direction. I'm a short guy (5'4) who has a bit of a belly. Not huge but it keeps me from small sizes and forces me into medium. Medium tends to be a big long and baggy.

I'm aware of a company called 'Under 5'10' that specifically caters to short men but their options are limited and their quality isn't great for the price, in my opinon.

So anyway, any tips for finding clothes that might fit me? Companies I should check out? Cuts that are better for short men?

For what it's worth, I dislike getting clothes tailore, especially hemmed because I like the factory hems.

Thanks!

Obviously the game doesn't compare to real farming. But I'm curious if it's inspired anyone to take up farming as a living.

Rice, grains, corn/sunflower, root vegetables, olives/grapes, logging, fishing, animals?

And from those, which specific crops or animals do you like to farm?

Longshot, but I'm curious what hoodie this is. He's seen wearing it in a couple of other scenes too, specifically when he sneaks off to see Ashley while still in the trial marriage with Hayley.

I'm on my phone and Netflix won't let me screenshot it.

EDIT: Title should say "talking" not "walking".

Is there a way to have stuff I buy from the store buy from the store delivered to the farm instead of at the store and hauling it back to the farm? On PS5.

If it's not obvious, I'm pretty new to this game so bear with me. So far I've been playing at 0.5 time which gives me more than enough time to get tasks done.

You start a game in August. How do you decide to move to September?

I saw that Alma, MO was a recommended map so I tried it. It has Alfalfa and I had no clue what to do with it. But I've only been messing around Riverbend Springs until this point so I'm still a beginner and I don't know much beyond the basics, especially for equipment and crops.

Video guide would be best.