With the Vredo Pack, Farming Simulator 25 gets an expansion laser-focused on grassland maintenance, slurry application, and safeguarding yields. Instead of simply adding more standard machines to your fleet, this pack follows a clear theme: restore worn or damaged grassland, deliver nutrients efficiently into the soil, and protect yields from new risks.
The pack was released on March 24, 2026, is included in the Year 2 Season Pass, and, according to the official DLC page, adds 12 new items. At its core are machines from Dutch specialist Vredo, complemented by Evers Agro. There is also a new gameplay element: wild boar can damage fields if you don’t distract them in time.
For multiplayer farms, the Vredo Pack is especially compelling because it creates tasks that go beyond classic fieldwork. Grassland needs maintenance, slurry must be applied wisely, and wild boar damage has to be monitored. This opens up new roles for players who enjoy long-term, realistic farm management.
Vredo Pack: What’s included?
The Vredo Pack includes a wide range of equipment for overseeding, slurry tanks, and application technology. The official list includes:
- Vredo DZ5 Agri 290
- Vredo DZ5 Agri Air 290
- Vredo DZ5 Agri Twin 580
- Vredo Profi 9
- Vredo Profi 12
- Vredo Profi Eco 6
- Vredo Profi Eco 7.5
- Vredo Profi XL 18
- Vredo VT4556
- Vredo VT5536
- Vredo VT7138
- Evers Agro Toric 48-672
This lineup covers farms of all sizes. Small and mid-sized operations benefit from compact seeding technology, while large-scale farms can run Vredo’s self-propelled slurry vehicles with wide injectors. That breadth makes the pack ideal for servers: not everyone has to drive the same machine—tasks can be split by field size, farm setup, and team role.
Overseeding: Bringing grassland back to full performance
A central theme of the Vredo Pack is overseeding. With machines like the DZ5 Agri 290, DZ5 Agri Air 290, and DZ5 Agri Twin 580, you can selectively improve worn grassland and restore yields.
This is particularly interesting for players who work extensively with grass, silage, hay, or livestock. In Farming Simulator, grassland is often a long-term foundation for feed production and income. When it loses performance, it affects the entire operation: mowing, windrowing, baling, silage, animals, and sales.
Vredo seeders close exactly this gap. Instead of merely continuing to use grassland, you actively maintain it—making the farm feel more long-term and realistic. On a server, this can become its own role: one player monitors meadow conditions, another handles overseeding and upkeep.
Inject slurry efficiently instead of just spreading
The second major focus is slurry injection. In real life, Vredo is strongly associated with self-propelled slurry technology—and the pack reflects that in Farming Simulator 25. The VT4556, VT5536, and VT7138 in particular stand for powerful slurry logistics.
According to the official DLC page, the self-propelled units include:
- Vredo VT4556 with 450 hp and 19,500 litres of capacity
- Vredo VT5536 with 550 hp and 22,000 litres of capacity
- Vredo VT7138 with 710 hp and 32,000 litres of capacity
These machines are clearly designed for large fields and high field capacity. The advantage isn’t just tank volume. Slurry injection improves nutrient uptake in the soil and makes fertilisation more precise. In-game, that means fewer chaotic processes, better planning, and greater efficiency when using organic fertiliser.
Profi injectors and Evers Agro Toric 48-672
Alongside the self-propelled units, the pack includes several injectors from the Vredo Profi series. According to the official DLC page, working widths range from 6 metres with the Profi Eco 6.0 up to 18 metres with the Profi XL 18. There’s also the Evers Agro Toric 48-672 with a 6.7‑metre working width.
These implements matter because they unlock the full potential of the large slurry vehicles. Depending on field size and farm structure, you can choose narrower or wider tools. Smaller fields benefit from more agile setups; large areas from more working width.
In multiplayer, this adds depth. One team can cover big fields with the VT7138 and wide application gear, while smaller operations run compact equipment. The result is a fleet that isn’t just visually varied but also demands real decisions.
Wild boar: A new threat to your harvest
The Vredo Pack doesn’t just add machines—it also introduces new wildlife. According to the official news, wild boar can damage crops such as maize and other cultures, adding a new risk factor to everyday farm life.
What’s especially interesting is that the issue isn’t just a random event. A new contract from the forester tasks you with placing distractions to reduce damage on nearby fields. Ignore it and you risk visible yield losses. If needed, wild boar can be disabled in the game settings.
For servers, this creates a solid foundation for new roles. While part of the team handles fieldwork, another player can focus on boar deterrence and forester contracts. Yield protection becomes an active task—not just a hidden number.
Why the Vredo Pack is great for multiplayer
The Vredo Pack fits dedicated servers well because it rewards long-term workflows. Overseeding, grassland care, slurry logistics, and boar control aren’t one-off show effects. They tie into daily operations and make them more realistic.
On a multiplayer server, clear roles can emerge:
- Grassland manager for meadows, overseeding, and maintenance
- Slurry driver for transport and application
- Field teams for harvesting and feed production
- Players for forester contracts and boar deterrents
- Farm management for planning machinery, capacity, and deployments
This brings more structure to everyday server life. Not everyone has to do the same jobs, and larger communities gain more ways to distribute tasks sensibly.
Conclusion: Vredo Pack for realistic grassland care
The Vredo Pack is a strong addition for anyone who wants not just to harvest in Farming Simulator 25 but to maintain their fields for the long term. Overseeding, slurry injection, and wild boar damage add depth and turn yield protection into an active part of farm management.
It’s especially valuable for players focused on grassland, silage, livestock, or organic fertiliser. Machines from Vredo and Evers Agro complement exactly this playstyle and slot neatly into existing production chains.
On your own Farming Simulator 25 server from 4Netplayers, you can use the Vredo Pack together with friends, distribute tasks, and organise your operation more realistically: with well-kept grassland, efficient slurry logistics, and a team ready for wild boar damage.
