Farming Simulator 25: Beans & Alpacas receives an official preview covering several production chains and field activities in Catuaí. The announcement, published on September 17, 2026, covers coffee, bananas, alpaca fleece, paint materials, construction resources and dinosaur bones.
The new constructions on Catuaí require resources to be delivered. The preview also introduces a collection activity in which fieldwork helps complete the local museum’s dinosaur skeleton.
Coffee and bananas follow different routes
The coffee chain begins with coffee cherries sent to a processing plant. From there, the preview lists coffee bags, packaged coffee, roasted coffee, capsules and a coffee drink. Coffee production also connects to coffee yogurt and tiramisu, giving the same raw material several possible outlets.
Bananas take a more staged route after harvesting: they pass through a washing station and then into banana crates. Those crates can lead to snacks, milk, fried bananas, jam, cake and chips.
The complete production overview appears in the official Steam announcement.
Alpaca fleece feeds local workshops
At the spinning mill, alpaca fleece becomes alpaca wool. The tailor shop uses it for plush toys, pillows and socks, while the carpentry shop adds alpaca chairs and stools to the chain.
Another material chain combines copper ore, resin and pigments to produce paint buckets. The sawmill supplies the resin, and the pigment factory produces the pigments. The resulting paint can be used to repaint certain houses. Fungicide also appears in the crop-care ecosystem shown by the announcement, although the preview does not provide further details about its use.
Farming Simulator 25Catuaí’s construction work reaches the forest
The Research Station is a new building on the edge of Catuaí, away from the main road and surrounded by tropical forest. Once completed, it has regional wooden architecture, a thatched roof and informative posters about the area.
official Steam previewFieldwork can uncover dinosaur bones
Dinosaur bones are hidden in Catuaí’s soil and can be discovered while working the fields. The finds are added to the skeleton at the local museum, and completing it grants a special portable reward.
The announcement does not specify what that reward is. It does establish a separate objective from the production chains: agricultural work contributes to a museum collection, with a reward tied to completing the skeleton.
The announcement connects production chains, construction and a museum collection within Catuaí. Coffee, bananas and alpaca fleece feed distinct manufacturing routes, while copper, resin and pigments support house repainting and construction resources contribute to new buildings.
