Farming Simulator 25: Beans & Alpacas adds coffee, alpacas and dinosaur bones

Farming Simulator 25's Beans & Alpacas expansion brings a connected production economy to Catuaí. It adds coffee and banana goods, alpaca products, material-based items, and Fungicide for wider crop care. Some recipes support optional ingredients, adding flexibility to selected production chains. New constructions on Catuaí require you to deliver resources, so you can build a business network around roasted beans, fruit and more. Beans & Alpacas DLC details

Coffee starts with harvested Coffee Cherries and moves through the Coffee Processing Plant. It expands into Coffee Bags, Packed Coffee, Roasted Coffee, Coffee Capsules and Coffee Beverage. The chain also connects to Coffee Yogurt and Tiramisu, with the Roastery, Coffee Shop, Dairy and Bakery involved.

Bananas move through the Banana Washing Station and are collected in Banana Boxes before becoming Banana Snacks, Banana Milk, Fried Banana, Banana Jam, Banana Cake and Banana Chips. The Canning Factory, Banana Drying Station, Dairy and Bakery connect to the branch.

Alpaca Fleece goes through the Spinnery to create Alpaca Wool. The Tailor Shop turns alpaca materials into Alpaca Plush, Alpaca Pillow and Alpaca Socks, while Carpentry adds Alpaca Chair and Alpaca Stool. Alpacas are introduced as a new animal type; a separate animal preview covers them.

Copper Ore, Resin and Pigments lead into Paint Production, creating Paint Buckets. The Sawmill provides Resin, the Pigment Factory produces Pigments, and the paint can be delivered to select houses in need of a repaint, helping to repaint the town. This adds another practical use for establishing production chains on Catuaí.

The Research Station is a new construction project at the edge of the map, away from the main road and surrounded by lush rainforest. When completed, it adds a traditional regional architectural style with wooden construction and a thatched roof to Catuaí. Once finished, you can enter and learn more about the region; inside, informational posters cover trees and bushes, sugarcane, coffee, alpacas, traditional instruments and other regional characteristics.

Multiple dinosaur bones are hidden in the soil all over Catuaí and can be uncovered by working the fields. Collected bones go to a skeleton display at the local museum. Completing the skeleton earns a special wearable reward that is fluffy, though you have to find out the rest yourself.