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This is the simple, yet highly effective Place Anywhere FS19 mod. It does what the name implies: It lets you place objects almost anywhere on your Farming Simulator 19 maps. The only requirement is that you own the land.

Each Cow produces anywhere between 30 and 150 liters of Milk per day. The exact value is based on the food types available (with Total Mixed Ration giving the most milk), whether the Cow Pasture contains any Straw, and whether the feeding area at the pasture is kept clean.

To begin producing Milk, you will need to purchase at least one Cow, and provide it with both Water and at least one type of cow food (either Grass, Hay, Silage or Total Mixed Ration). As long as all of the ingredients are present inside the Cow Pasture, each Cow will produce a certain amount of Milk every 15 minutes of in-game time.

The exact quantity of Milk produced per cow depends on the current "Productivity" factor of the Cow Pasture, which is displayed in the Animals menu. The higher the Productivity, the more Milk is produced by each cow.

Since maintaining 100% Cleanliness continuously throughout 24 hours would be extremely tedious, it's more likely that the Cleanliness value will rarely be at that level. Thus, you should realistically expect around 142 liters of Milk per day per cow.

Milk accumulates in the Cow Pasture's internal storage. By default, you can store up to 800,000 liters of Milk in each Pasture. This is equivalent to the amount of Milk produced by 200 Cows at 100% productivity for nearly 30 days straight.

The average price of Milk on the "Normal" economic difficulty setting is $1.26 per litre. Actual prices at any Sale Point can fluctuate up to around 30% higher or lower, so ideally Milk can be sold for as high as $1.7 per litre (or even more), especially during Great Demand. For the best profit, you can leave the Milk indefinitely in your Cow Pasture until prices approach or surpass this amount.

The purpose of Milk production is to convert very low-value materials such as Water, Grass and Straw into a high-value material. This section attempts to analyze the profit gained from this conversion.