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Farming Simulator 25 - Beans & Alpacas Launch Trailer

Published:2026-10-29 08:51 UTC · Updated:2026-10-29 08:51 UTC

The Beans & Alpacas launch trailer for Farming Simulator 25 reveals Catuaí, a new farming region in South America, along with coffee and banana cultivation, expanded production chains, alpaca-related equipment, farmhouse repainting materials and dinosaur bones.

Farming Simulator 25 - Beans & Alpacas Launch Trailer
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Catuaí and expanded farming

Beans & Alpacas expands Farming Simulator 25 with Catuaí, described as a new farming region in South America. Coffee and bananas add new cultivation systems and more production chains, with coffee capsules, banana milk, Tiramisu and cake among the products players can produce.

Alpacas and new activities

More than 25+ machines and hand tools will support leading and shearing alpacas. The region also provides new materials for repainting the farmhouse and introduces dinosaur bones as something to find.

At a glance
New region and crops
Beans & Alpacas takes Farming Simulator 25 to Catuaí, a new farming region in South America, where coffee and bananas introduce new cultivation systems and production chains.
New products
Players can harvest coffee and produce coffee capsules, banana milk, Tiramisu and cake.
Alpaca equipment and materials
The expansion adds more than 25+ machines and hand tools for leading and shearing alpacas, while the new region includes materials for repainting the farmhouse and dinosaur bones to find.

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Official information · Source language: English

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