All tree types in Farming Simulator 25

Farming Simulator 25 is the new simulation game developed by Giants Software, and it looks like the sequel has provided tons of new improvements over its predecessor after a 3-year gap. The addition of different weathers, ground deformation, improved automation and a new iteration of the GIANTS engine make it the definitive iteration of the Farming Simulator series.

With the release of a new updated and content-heavy farm-sim, players looking to get into this genre might be overwhelmed by the various different trees and the information that comes associated with it. This article will provide all the information regarding various tree types in Farming Simulator 25.

All available tree types in Farming Simulator 25

There are currently eight deciduous tree types in Farming Simulator 25 (Image via Giants Software)

There are a total of 12 tree types in Farming Simulator 25. Which can be divided into 8 decidous trees and 4 conifer trees.

These are the different trees and the various stats related to them:

Tree Types	Growth Period	Equipment to harvest	Yield
Spruce (Conifer)	24 Months	Wood Harvester	Timber Production
Pine (Conifer)	24 Months	Wood Harvester	Timber Production
Stone Pine (Conifer)	24 Months	Chainsaw	Timber Production
Cypress (Conifer)	8.5 Months	Chainsaw	Timber Production
Birch (Deciduous)	16 Months	Chainsaw	Wood Chips
Oak (Deciduous)	4.8 Months	Chainsaw	Wood Chips
Willow (Deciduous)	2 Months	Chainsaw	Wood Chips
Maple (Deciduous)	9.3 Months	Chainsaw	Wood Chips
Pagoda Dogwood (Deciduous)	12.6 Months	Chainsaw	Wood Chips
Shagbark Hickory (Deciduous)	24 Months	Chainsaw	Wood Chips
American Elm (Deciduous)	8.6 Months	Chainsaw	Wood Chips
Downy Serviceberry (Deciduous)	14 Months	Chainsaw	Wood Chips

Growth Period

Different tree types in Farming Simulator 25 grow at different pace. Depending on the type of tree, the growth periods can range from 2 to 24 in-game months.

Harvesting

Tree types in Farming Simulator 25 can be harvested with two equipments—a chainsaw and a wood harvester machine.

Deciduous trees are all cut by hand with a chainsaw.
Cypress and Stone Pine (both conifers) are cut with a chainsaw, too.
Spruce and Pine (conifers) are cut with a wood harvester.

Processing

Usually, the thicker the tree, the higher the yield. As such, Conifers, which have small branches and tall, straight trunks are used for timber production. Deciduous trees, which are crooked and have thick branches, making them suitable for production of wood chips.

Equipment needed to plant trees

After you've chosen which type of tree you want to buy and invest in Farming Simulator 25, you can plant them in the ground. Here are the various equipment needed to plant trees:

Tractor: To operate the tree planter
Tree Planter: To plant them in the ground
Tree Sapling: This sapling will eventually become the tree that you will harvest for money.

This is the recommended equipment for planting trees (Image via Giants Software)

Equipment recommended for beginners:

Tractor: John Deere 7810
Weight: AGCO 1500
Tree Planter: Damcon PL-75
Front Loader: Hauer XB 190
Pallet Fork: Albutt

Equipment needed to harvest trees

These are the various equipment needed to harvest trees.

For deciduous trees:

Tractor: To transport the wood chipper
Chainsaw: To cut down trees and trim branches
Wood Chipper: To process trunks into wood chips

This is the reccomended equipment for cutting deciduous trees (Image via Giants Software)

Equipment recommended for beginners:

Tractor: CLAAS Axion 800
Chainsaw: Any brand of your choice.
Wood Chipper: Heizomat HM 8-400 KLC

For conifer trees:

Harvesting Machine: If you want to cut down spruces and pines.
Chainsaw: If you want to cut down stone pines and cypresses.

This is the recommended equipment for cutting conifer trees (Image via Giants Software)

Equipment recommended for beginners:

Harvesting machine: Komatsu 931XC
Chainsaw: Any brand of your choice.