Farming Simulator 25 Beans and Alpacas production chains turn your coffee cherries, bananas and alpaca fleece into finished goods. Coffee first becomes Coffee Bags, banana bunches go through a Washing Station, and alpaca fleece moves to the Spinnery. The Beans & Alpacas Expansion also adds factories for food, clothing, furniture and paint.
You can sell raw materials, but processing gives you more products to choose from. The trick is putting the right facilities in the right order. Here’s what GIANTS Software confirms you can make on Catuaí, along with the first processing step for each crop or animal product.
Farming Simulator 25 Beans and Alpacas production chains table
The Farming Simulator 25 Beans and Alpacas production chains start with three farm resources and a separate building-material branch. This table shows the first facility and the products supported by GIANTS’ official September construction preview.
| Starting resource | First facility | New goods |
|---|---|---|
| Coffee Cherries | Coffee Processing Plant | Coffee Bags, Packed Coffee, Roasted Coffee, Coffee Capsules, Coffee Beverage, Coffee Yogurt, Tiramisu |
| Banana bunches | Banana Washing Station | Banana Boxes, Banana Snacks, Milk, Fried Banana, Jam, Cake, Chips |
| Alpaca Fleece | Spinnery | Alpaca Wool, Plush, Pillow, Socks, Chair, Stool |
| Resin, Pigments and Copper Ore | Paint Production | Paint Buckets |
Coffee production: cherries to bags and drinks
Take harvested Coffee Cherries to the Coffee Processing Plant. It dries and packs the fruit into Coffee Bags, which then move to other businesses. The Roastery, Coffee Shop, Dairy and Bakery are involved in producing Packed Coffee, Roasted Coffee, Coffee Capsules, Coffee Beverage, Coffee Yogurt and Tiramisu.
The coffee branch of the Farming Simulator 25 Beans and Alpacas production chains doesn’t begin with roasted beans at harvest. Your coffee harvester collects cherries; you’ll need the processing facility before producing bags or supplying downstream factories. Check the selected recipe in the production menu for any extra ingredients before turning on a new line.
Banana production: washing and food factories
Banana bunches must move from the plantation rails into the Banana Washing Station. After washing, they are packed into Banana Boxes. Those boxes can be sold or used by the Banana Drying Station, Canning Factory, Dairy and Bakery to make Banana Chips, Jam, Milk, Cake, Snacks and Fried Banana.
For the Farming Simulator 25 Beans and Alpacas production chains involving bananas, the washing step comes first. If you haven’t linked your plantation rails to the washing station, you can’t use them to transport and pack a harvest. The banana farming guide explains the machete, rails and regrowth process.
Alpaca fleece: spinnery, tailor and carpentry
In spring, shear your alpacas to produce a pallet of Alpaca Fleece. The Spinnery turns the fleece into Alpaca Wool. The Tailor Shop then makes Alpaca Plush, Pillow and Socks; Carpentry produces Alpaca Chairs and Stools.
Alpacas need feeding and walks, and they don’t generate fleece automatically. Follow the alpaca care guide for spring shearing and pallet collection. Among the Farming Simulator 25 Beans and Alpacas production chains, this is the one that depends on animal care rather than a crop harvest.
How to make paint and restore buildings
The expansion adds Resin from the Sawmill and Pigments from the Pigment Factory. Alongside Copper Ore, these materials feed into Paint Production to make Paint Buckets. You can deliver paint for community refurbishment work on Catuaí.
The Research Station construction project and dinosaur skeleton museum are separate activities. The expansion overview explains how they fit into the new map. This materials chain is useful if you want to restore buildings rather than focus entirely on edible products.
Which production facilities should you build first?
Start with the resource your farm already produces. If you grow coffee, build the Coffee Processing Plant before buying equipment for capsules or desserts. Banana growers need washing before other food factories. For alpacas, shearing and a Spinnery are the first steps toward clothing and furniture.
Those Farming Simulator 25 Beans and Alpacas production chains are confirmed, but The production menu shows the ingredient needs and cycle figures for each recipe. Compare those with your farm’s supplies and the current selling prices before investing in another factory.
Official source: GIANTS Software Catuaí production and construction preview.
