Farming Simulator 25 Riverbend Springs Map Guide: Sell Points, Productions, and Collectibles

Riverbend Springs is Farming Simulator 25's North American map, built around a winding river and a lot of water-side detail. Expect creeks, streams, piers, jetties, houseboats, restaurants, and a ferry crossing, because apparently even tractors deserve scenic routes.

Riverbend Springs Overview

Riverbend Springs gives players room to build farms, use production chains, sell goods at several locations, and complete construction projects. It also includes a small farm shed project behind the starting farm. Building it requires 5,000x Planks, 2,000x Cement Bags, 2,000x Wood Beams, and 1,000x Boards.

When starting a save, Farming Simulator 25 lets you choose whether to begin with farmland. If you do not start with farmland, Farmland #1 can be purchased for $185,000, but you will not own the starting vehicles. If you do start with farmland, you immediately receive Farmlands #1 through #5, the starting vehicles, and a cow pasture with three livestock.

The map is especially useful for players who like mixing crop farming with production chains. Its river layout places several selling and delivery points around the water, so hauling routes matter more than they might on a flatter, simpler map. Plan vehicle purchases around distance and cargo size, not just fieldwork. A slow tractor can do the job, but it will make every delivery feel like a local history documentary.

Production Locations

Productions convert raw goods into higher-value products. For example, ingredients delivered to the Bakery can become Cake, which is worth more than the ingredients sold separately.

Riverbend Springs includes these productions:

• Bakery
• Biogas Plant
• Canning Factory
• Carpentry
• Cement Factory
• Cooper
• Greenhouse
• Oil Mill
• Paper Factory
• Rain Mill
• Rope Maker
• Sawmill
• Spinnery
• Tailor Shop

Sell Points

Sell points are where harvested crops, animal products, and processed goods become cash for more land, better equipment, and the next questionable loan decision.

Riverbend Springs sell points include:

• Animal Dealer
• Big Moo's Dairy
• Farmer's Market
• Grain Barge Terminal 1
• Grain Barge Terminal 2
• Grain River Silo System
• Grain West Silo
• Kiosk
• Museum
• Oil Factory
• River Restaurant
• Toy Maker
• Wagon Builder
• Warehouse

Construction Projects

Riverbend Springs has two construction missions. Each requires delivering large material quantities to create or restore a structure.

• Renovate the grain elevator museum: Requires 36,000x Wood Beams, 72,000x Planks, 12,000x Roof Plates, 48,000x Boards, 12,000x Prefab Walls, 6,000x Cement, and 6,000x Cement Bricks.
• Produce a giant ship at the Playground Maker Hall: Requires 162,000x Wood Beams, 84,000x Planks, 126,000x Rope, 90,000x Boards, and 12,000x Fabric.

All Riverbend Springs Collectibles

There are 25 collectibles on Riverbend Springs. Each one pays $10,000, for a total of $250,000 if you collect them all.

• Stove: 833, 1499

• Wooden Grain Shovel: 875, 499

• Telephone: 1871, 1894

• Oil Lamp: 29, 1784

• Office Desk: 1786, 821

• Typewriter: 1943, 372

• Metal Grain Scoop: 1360, 583

• Chalk Board: 1296, 1489

• Grain Scale: 1615, 1397

• Desk Bell: 1089, 1991

• Steam Engine: 357, 1331

• Flour Sifter Grid: 708, 262

• Wheel Barrow Container: 173, 288

• Grain Elevator Diagram: 656, 1500

• Elevator Buckets: 101, 904

• Bin Selector Wheel: 1177, 874

• Grain Measure Bucket: 1078, 208

• Grain Kicker: 790, 2023

• The Leg: 376, 682

• Man Lift: 120, 466

• Wooden Hay Fork: 962, 1016

• Moving Grain Game: 1468, 429

• Grain Sorter: 1545, 1678

• Threshing Machine: 1982, 70

• Grain Cleaner: 63, 2010

Tip: If console commands are available, flight mode can make collectible cleanup much faster.