Silage

Chopped forage is light but bulky. An ordinary tipper is brim-full long before it reaches its payload, while the harvester sits idle. Silage trailers for FS25 solve that with tall sides and generous volume so the chain from field to bunker silo keeps moving.

Forage boxes, push-off and conveyor-floor trailers

• Forage haulage trailers: High-capacity wagons such as the Joskin Silospace 480D, the Kaweco Radium series or the Schuitemaker SIWA 240 run alongside the chopper.
• Push-off trailers: The Fliegl ASW 271, ASW 391 and ASS 298 eject the load with a moving headboard without tipping, useful under low shed roofs.
• Conveyor floor and multi-purpose: The Joskin Drakkar pack and Krone TX 560 D unload gently and work for grain or beets as well.
• Traditional silage tippers: The Herron H1 and H2 or the Bergmann HT 65 suit smaller crews.

If you work without a chopper and pick grass straight from the windrow, you need a forage wagon. Heavy bulk goods are better handled by tandem-axle trailers, and the whole selection is under trailers. Many FS22 wagons remain in the archive.