Sugarcane is very profitable but also incredibly tedious to work with due to the limitations of the starter machinery. But, when it’s finally ready, that’s when the benefits start rolling in (albeit with a few caveats). You can honestly seed, fertilize, and harvest other crops on your two other fields at least once or twice before the sugarcane is ready. Even after seeding is complete, you’ll have to wait several in-game days for the sugarcane to actually grow. As a result, it’d be best to just assign a worker to it right off the bat and work on the other fields. The field that its parked in front of isn’t particularly big, but it still takes a long time to seed the whole thing because of the seeders limited working width. The actual seeding takes a long time because the seeder is only a single row. In fact, the whole sugarcane process is very slow. There really isn’t much speed in Farming Simulator at all, but this process is especially long. The thing about the sugarcane seeder is that it’s incredibly slow.
The new map throws you right into planting sugarcane, as there’s a tractor and sugarcane seeder already parked in front one of the three fields you start off with on your Latin farm estate (more on this later).
It’s like a big bamboo stick, except it’s incredibly sweet (hence the name)! Coca-Cola even uses it in their drinks instead of the regular sugar so, technically, the soda is healthier, if that’s even possible. If you’ve never had a sugarcane before, do try it.
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