ZAGREB FARM

Zagreb Farm started as a simple idea by Dino: build a Farming Simulator community where people can relax, work together, and enjoy the game without turning it into a second job. What began as one server slowly became a place where a group of friends could meet, farm, laugh, make questionable decisions with machinery, and somehow still keep the fields moving.

Behind the server are people who put in the time to keep things running. Dino is the one driving the project forward, making sure Zagreb Farm has direction, personality, and enough chaos to stay interesting. People like Miro are the core of the server — the kind of players who show up, put in the work, help others, and keep the farm alive when everyone else is busy crashing tractors into hedges.

We are not trying to be a hardcore competitive farming operation. Zagreb Farm is built around mild daily dedication, teamwork, and good fun. You do not need to treat this like serious gaming. We are serious enough to keep the farm organized, but not serious enough to shout at someone for missing a row of barley.

There may be live streams, events, server updates, and community projects along the way, but the heart of Zagreb Farm stays the same: a bunch of guys having fun, plowing the land, harvesting crops, building something together, and occasionally blaming someone’s mama when things go wrong.

If you want a place where you can farm, help out, have a laugh, and be part of a relaxed community, Zagreb Farm is the place to be.

1. Ask if you are unsure. Zagreb Farm has players with different levels of experience. Some have played Farming Simulator for years, while others are completely new. If you are unsure about something, please ask. Someone will usually know the answer or help you figure it out.
2. Be respectful and honest. Do not be rude, disrespectful, or toxic toward other players. We also expect honesty. Lying about playtime, commitment, work completed, money, equipment, or server activity is not accepted. A single mistake will not automatically get you banned, but repeated dishonesty will lead to warnings and can result in a ban.
3. Mod requests must go through Discord. If you want to see a new mod added to the server, please open a proper request/case on Discord and explain why the mod should be added. Server admins will review it and make a decision. Please do not repeatedly ask when it will happen. More mods can reduce server performance, so every request needs to be considered carefully.
4. Keep Discord related to Farming Simulator. Please behave properly on Discord and keep the server focused on Farming Simulator, Zagreb Farm, server planning, help, and community discussions. Avoid posting unrelated spam, drama, or content that does not belong in the community.
5. Follow the standard operating procedures. Before requesting transport, funds, equipment, admin help, production changes, or anything similar, please familiarise yourself with the relevant standard operating procedure. This keeps the server organized and avoids confusion.
6. No cheating, hacking, or economy manipulation. Do not attempt to hack, cheat, exploit, or manipulate the game economy. The in-game economy is monitored daily, often multiple times per day. Unexplained money, production, stock, or economy changes will be investigated. If cheating or hacking is confirmed, it will result in a ban.