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2,400 wheat farm and more. Semi-automatic gathering. (Legit.)

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JohnM92's Avatar JohnM92
Level 34 : Artisan Spelunker
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I started building a farm on my survival server. It's turned out pretty nicely so far. The cactus farm generates about 20 blocks of cactus per minute, the wheat farm can be used to gather 2,400 wheat with one button click and the dye farm is really helpful, too.

I initially had some trouble with getting the water to cover the entirety of the wheat farm, since water physics in Minecraft are a bit weird, but that didn't take long to solve. The only problems with the design I'm using now are that water sources are created at the top, and require a second button press to be removed, and that the quantity of wheat floating downstream can cause your frame rate to drop quite severely.

The mushroom farm is now finished. It's located underneath the farmhouse; there's a trap door in the corner of the house, with a light switch right next to it. The mushroom farm is at light level 0 when the lights are off, and is bright enough when they're on to stop mobs from spawning. It can produce 1,600 mushrooms at a time (800 of each type). Since it's so dark with the lights off, a lot of mobs spawn. I'd advise turning the lights on, walking a few hundred metres from it, so the mobs despawn, and returning to gather the mushrooms.

I also built a 64x64 block field for passive mob farming. I didn't see much point in an automatic passive mob trap, since you can get wool far more quickly by using shears. I built the field in a lake, so that there isn't any other grassland close by and so mobs are more likely to spawn in the field during the day.

The farmhouse is almost complete. I'll probably build a cocoa farm in the attic if and when that becomes possible.

There are still a few things I have planned for the farm:
- build a sugarcane farm;
- turn all of the grass surrounding the wheat farm to dirt in order to prevent passive mobs from spawning and trampling the crops; and
- finish the farmhouse;
- build a watermelon farm in 1.8; and
- build a pumpkin farm in 1.8.

I hope you like it. If you have any suggestions for improvements or new buildings, feel free to post them in the comments.

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A giant farm used to gather wheat, cacti, seeds, red and yellow flowers, red and brown mushrooms, passive mob drops and soon sugar cane.
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Update #6 : by JohnM92 12/14/2011 4:18:09 pmDec 14th, 2011

Will be adding a bunch of new farms, as I haven't played since 1.7.
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04/02/2012 4:30 pm
Level 34 : Artisan Spelunker
JohnM92
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Not bad, but I assume it's not legit. And you don't need the wooden walls between blocks of wheat.
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10/05/2011 12:12 am
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Conquer
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i subscribed
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09/11/2011 11:01 am
Level 6 : Apprentice Caveman
stefiboy1999
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lolz nice project
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09/06/2011 2:08 pm
Level 25 : Expert Unicorn
MinerHuynh
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Goodluck replanting seeds~~
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09/06/2011 2:16 pm
Level 34 : Artisan Spelunker
JohnM92
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Doesn't take that long, since you don't have to hoe all the land when replanting. Besides, you don't have to fill the entire field; it still works if you plant fewer than 2,400 seeds.
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09/04/2011 2:40 pm
Level 3 : Apprentice Architect
shawn34668
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If this is realy legit then then people/person who built this deserves a cookie
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09/04/2011 2:44 pm
Level 34 : Artisan Spelunker
JohnM92
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Why thank you. Omnomnom. It's not really hard to build stuff like this legitimately; you just need a lot of dirt and cobble.

And this was a solo project. I don't tend to build with others.
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