Tip: replace the shroomlight with a beehive and put flowers all around each farm. The crops will grow faster. Just make sure you add torches elsewhere to light it up

I had multiple two farm systems going in my last world. I like how this is even more condensed; this is a great setup!

BEDROCK PLAYERS!!!!: Villagers can and will walk over railroads in Bedrock! The rails always face north and south, therefore only two of the hopper minecart rails will face towards the center villager, allowing the villager to push the other two hopper minecarts. The solution to this (in sequential order): 1. Place the trapdoors before putting the minecarts in place. 2. Place minecarts on rails. 3. Place carpets on each of the 4 corners around the center villager betwen the minecarts (no crops will grow here, but it will stop the minecarts from being pushed and villagers can walk on carpet). 4. Roll the center villager DIRECTLY into the center hopper. 5. Break the center villager minecart. You will likely accidentally break one of the hopper minecarts, no worries, push the villager back into the center hopper, replace the hopper minecart, and stay infront of it so it is bouncing between you and the other carpet, push it will jumping so you can replace the carpet, locking the hopper minecart in place. This is the only way I could get it to work, so I hope this helps. If your confused, leave a reply and I’ll try to help.

Your videos are amazing! Thanks for putting the fun back into minecraft for me!!

Tutorial appreciated. I doubled up the farm build to double wide and put it into a greenhouse. With some modifications there are 7 beehives per farm backend and a row of flowers in the front. Bees are a bit derp and will push the rail/cart separator system out of the way ruining things ,but 4 extra hoppers with fence posts fixes the bee issue.

Was looking for something like this! Thank-you!

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If you do not need to move villagers far from their village, you can lure them to their destination by leapfrogging job blocks to make a path if they can cover it before nightfall. Just place down composters in a breadcrumb line to where you want them to go, and as long as they're not spaced too far apart, you can break one block after the villager has taken its job to make him jobless so he will go for the next one. No boats and no rail systems needed, so it's good to use if you don't have an iron farm yet, or are trying to set up your first iron farm.

Love your videos! Well done.

Super amazing tutorial as always! You have been so helpful and easy to follow. Thank you ❤

Awesome farm and the tutorial is very easy to follow

To be honest this is the best tutorial or "how to" minecraft channel. Every time I searched "how to" stuff, I found your channel. Last time I searched "Axe or Sword" your channel poped up as always! Definitely I'm subbed even before that. Keep grinding😊

Cool farm design! On my bedrock version I had the villager escape the center with the trapdoors down. It actually worked with the trapdoors up, and a slab placed underneath them

And now I know what the problem was with my first breeding farm! Thanks for another great video and for giving such detailed explanations 🙏

Ugh so much better than the one I made before. Thanks for your explanations of the mechanics as well 👌🏻

Great tutorial! Thank you :)

I love how everyone in the minecraft community bands together to find the best ways to enslave villagers to do our bidding.

I will implement this farm in my next world Thanks for your efficient farm

Thank you so much for the amazing tutorial. I no longer need to plant my own crops. In my testing, following everything as is would make the farmers stop at some point and I am on 1.19.4. What I just added that made it work for me was to make the wall dividing the 4 sections with another block on top making it 3 block high and putting a bed on any corner so that they could rest (not sure if this really helped or not, but it did for me). I hope this helps out anyone else having some problems.

Wheat? No. It'll produce bread. To produce wheat you need to pick it up with hopper minecarts under the farm, not have them throw to a friend

Literally just build one of these for the first time and its half the size but the yield is incredible! Ill have to try this so I can trade other crops as well. Thanks!!!

This farm is working 100 % on Bedrock (tested on ps4 version) as of 10/01/2023. The only thing that I did change was the way the center villager is blocked. One guy in the comments suggested adding a slab on each 4 corners where theres a dirt block " pointing " at the center villager + a full block about 1 and half block above the slab (so villagers can still see the middle guy without crossing). The rest is still with HopperMinecart and trap door so the center villager should be stuck in the middle. Some things I also did was adding 5 more beds on the same Y level (So my iron farm would still work even if the spawn is weird now lol) and change every villager to farmer, even the middle one. I traded with all 5 of them at least once and removed the composters. I'm using carrots, potatoes and wheat (bread) and its working a bit too well (no need for bees). Just a tip : wait a day or 2 in game for the crops to start pilling into the bottom chest, I think the villagers needs to have a full inventory before throwing stuff to the middle guy. Bonemeal some stuff if you guys want at the start. Long comment but I hope it can helps some of you guys playing on Bedrock.

Thank you this upload the video I liked Villager crop farm

Just finished survival guide, new videos time to watch more, great guide for me after returning to minecraft again

Another Guide we never asked for but we needed

Thanks so much, on my downtime I played this game since Beta. It took a little bit but I finally got this farm to work. But I added a bed for each of the farmers. Thanks for an awesome video.

This was great... Works like a charm thank you so much ❤

ive seen about 5 of your videos and you have some of, if not THE best minecraft tutorials and informational content. Definitely earned my subscription.

Nice! I think Shroom lights could go under the water block. When I want villagers someplace out of a village, I go there at night and wait for the zombified versions to spawn. Especially useful when building a sky base.

working great thanks !

Definitely gonna make this on the smp!

Wow! You're like the jack of all trades in Minecraft! Not only you teach us about all the in game features and mechanics, but you also provide simple, yet efficient farm designs. Thanks for the tutorial, as always!

This will bring my hundreds of villagers in my city to great use

I remember when this account had like 15k followers. You have such great content. Keep it up!

Thanks so much this is my first time making a crop farm and u made it easy

Just in time! I've saved three zombie villagers and they need a job now

I do have a similar farm but just one field, problem was the farmers were somehow still able to drop the collector guy crops, but my guy doesnt sit in a minecart. Another solution so minecarts don't get moved is to place trapdoors above them and flick them down. That will also prevent the central villager from moving, and possibly even prevent potential bees from pushing the minecart making the farm more efficient and if the farmer can'T keep up maybe even save a row or two for each farm saving materials and space.

Hey I love your videos, since I’ve discovered your channel yesterday I’ve been binging them all lol, and I was wondering if you could make a video on desert temples/getting enchanted golden apples, since you haven’t done a video on them yet and I’d like to see one :D Have a good day!

This works great!

One good tip almost a lot of people forget when transporting villagers or other mobs by rails is minecart with furnace. It is seriously underrated. With just a piece of coal or charcoal, it can push a minecart for several blocks without a need for powered rails since those are expensive without a gold farm. ( I recently went on mining trip and had more diamonds than gold which at the moment is kind of useless to me)

Your design is genius! I made four of these farms, one for each crop and made a storage and farmer trade hall underground and I'm booming with gems

nice vid bro thanks

Quite a neat lil furm tuturial

Can you make a tutorial on a villager trading hall with a zombie converter? Ideally something that works for both Java and bedrock. I’m a bedrock player myself, but I would never want to exclude Java players. I’ve looked across KZfaq and can’t find many good guides, I feel like you would do a good one.

Put 8 trapdoors around the light above the composters so villagers can't compost their crops.

Nice and easy farm! 🎉

Thank you!

Instead of using planks for the water spots, it's better to use leaves, or mangrove roots. I know, planks/stairs have been used since the beginning of Minecraft, but now leaves hold water and water wont gush all over the place if adjacent blocks are mined, accident or purpose.

In Java this mostly works. Except for wheat. The villager will not share the wheat. The only poor work around that I have found is by placing a crap ton of hoppers under the wheat farm. But the villager is quicker than the hopper and will grab the wheat maybe 75% of the time and I think he just composts it. But this seems to work great for beetroot, carrots, and potatoes. Thanks Eyecraftmc. The idea is inspiring.

dude u have rly nice stuff me and my dad play minecraft and always look here when we build stuff i willl sub!

it works, thknks!

I love how you make these tutorials in survival. It makes them feel much more achievable.

I wish beetroot were more useful.... Great video and build!

Even tho it took me 4 hrs thank you for your clear and precise explanation!!!!!

My favourite server has mob griefing off TwT, useful for my survival though, Another great video!

Hi Eyecraftmc, thank you for this amazing guide! It works great, and is super easy to build. Guys, in case you are struggling with aligning the central villager. Mine is a diva and doesn't like standing on cold surfaces (rails, hoppers), and when there were only 2 hopper-carts placed, he glued to a corner and didn't want to move at all. I've wasted 30 minutes trying to align him. When I tried to put him in the center in a cart - he just jumped to the side when I broke his cart. Sooooooo, I've put a carpet on the central hopper and used a fishing rod to pull the villager into the center. Then placed the remaining 2 hopper-carts on rails. Hope this helps anyone, who is annoyed to no end with dealing with villagers. Another thing if you are struggling to find gold for more than 6 pieces of powered rails. I had a 'staircase' from 7 blocks high. I've put 1 power rail at the beginning and one in the center of the slope, and villagers got to their destination perfectly safe

I was having problems with them pushing the hopper carts. I know they shouldn't be able to walk on rails and I placed the trap doors but they were walking right up into the corner and 'bumping' them off the other end of the rail. Putting down an unpowered powered rail seemed to do the trick as they are 'stickier'

ty for the tutorial, in case anyone was wondering, it still works in 1.20

The timelapses are hella satisfying

Working perfectly in Java 1.19.2. Thanks

I hope it works on BR, but even if it doesn’t I’m definitely doing this on the SMP as soon as I can. Thanks for all the videos EyeCraft!!

Farm works amazing! The collection needed a little tweaking for bedrock but it works 😁 (Villagers will walk over rails on BR)

Mmmmm great!

thank you alot!!!!!

How far from any other village like structure (breeder/iron farm) should this be? and also can you do lets say 3 squares carrots and 1 potatoes without the zones ending up mixed?

Just a tip for anyone experiencing this issue; I had carrots and potatoes in a chess-like grid and had the issue that the carrot farm worked 100% but the potato farmers would just attempt to breed with the center villager, and fail, instead of giving potatoes to the minecart. This was because the center villager was slightly off from the center, so they were close enough to him to give him food for breeding instead of tossing it to him and the potatoes hitting the hopper-carts instead. So make sure the center villager is completely centered in the middle of the block.

Thanks man ! This is a great farm very efficient and easy to build

this guy is real chill… and i like it

some advice when building this farm (based on my Java experience): replacing hoppers instead of the minecarts for some reason breaks the farm. As to why I don't exactly know but I think it's because the villagers cannot see over the hopper blocks but can over the minecarts. the farm takes a second to get going...about 3 or 4 ingame days. during that time perhaps to try to make the farm look pretty I chose to build up all the sides and add a bubble elevator on each side, one going up, one going down when placing the minecarts make sure the tracks are facing towards the villager and not parallel to him. Even though the villagers won't cross the tracks sometimes they will bump into the carts. IF YOU WANT TO USE BEES FOR THIS FARM!!!: the method shown in this video *will* work albeit with some modifications I will describe in detail, what is needed. on the faces of the square place dirt blocks on the outside and put flowers in them. once that is finished make some sort of walls ,roof and base so the bees cannot escape out of the top or the bottom. they might still escape regardless but It's rare if you do it right. With the base make sure the building block is placed right up to the slab or else the bees will still get through somehow. except in the middle "+" shaped section of the farm. if you build a base they will fly in and out but they will realize there are no flowers down there and will stop. place the bee hives toward the middle of the farm, not near the villager's shroom lights or especially not on the shroom lights for it will break the farm. lastly (MOST IMPORTAINT) the hopper, which the middle villager stands on, is in a convex shape. (meaning it has a dip in the middle) break the top block and place a fence + trap door to trap the villager inside the middle of the hopper block. since the block has a ridge this will prevent the villager from ever being able to get pushed out. because the bees will often try to fly through the middle regardless of what you do to bee proof it otherwise. if you don''t do this the bees will fly through the middle and push the villager out breaking the farm. unforutnetly this happened a few times and I had to "replace" all my villagers because all the crops got messed up, I wish youtube let me upload pictures because It's a lot easier to see than explain. IF YOU WANT WHEAT: there's two ways to obtain it from this farm: one uses Allays and the other uses a hopper minecart on the bottom of the section you are getting the wheat from. I recommend the minecart method only because allays unforutnetly suck. Villagers will not give the middle villager wheat they will only ever give the middle villager stuff he can eat like carrots, potatoes and bread crafted from the wheat. so if you want bread then leave the farm alone if you want wheat build a hopper minecart collection system under the desired area and connect it to the main hopper system. it still won't be as fast as a dedicated wheat farm. but it'll do until you decide to build one. other tips: having a villager breeder helps a ton. if you are playing modded (like I am) (don't worry I tested all of the above in vanilla it still works) get the jumpy boats mod it makes transporting villagers 10x easier since boats can clear slabs with a well- timed jump. if you are playing vanilla have fun with those Minecarts lol. name the middle villager if you are worried he might despawn. it hasn't happened to me but it's possible.

I have something basically like this. The villagers won't throw food down for some reason Could be that im impatient or something If its not 0 then its just getting beat by the other farm with rails and minecart hopper by a lot, i do have bees in that one, maybe thats playing a part in it

Thank you

Feel better, Eye!

You can pull a boat with a leash across land at running speed with a villager in it... (on bedrock at least, not sure about java) ...You could presumably pull several boats like this at the same time.

Hello, I love your farm and enjoyed modifying it a little. Now, not sure if it was 1.20 or something else (bedrock) but my villagers broke. They phased through the minecarts with hoppers and exchanged seeds and crops. Took awhile and I managed to purge their inventory. Now, they seem to continue phasing through the carts and rails. The middle villager is still stuck in the middle of the 4 carts. Everything worked okay up until yesterday. It's 6m old video, but really hope you or someone else may help. Have a nice day! Mapoko

Great tutorial. I recommend a slab over the trap door, it’s working for 1.20. PPP boyz up

Great Great Great!! also a comment for the algorithm. wonder if google now can read the comments and put sentiment analysis into the and/if's

Thats great! I have just one question, can I put this close to my villager breeder or do you only have to put a farm far away if it includes villagers and beds?

This might be a Java build. I am on bedrock and the center villager is not respecting the rails and is all over the place, moving the minecarts.

I really appreciate ur totorrial .. i used it with but 4 x ( 9x farms ) which mean each 9x has 4 collectors and the outcome is soo much around 2full chest while sleeping only

this is simple and also very very efficient at the same time

If you want wheat instead of bread from the wheat section you'll have to build a seperate farm and block the villager's access to the composter with trap doors and run a rail collection system under the farm. Fill the villager's inventory up with seeds at the start and he'll drop the excess wheat and seeds to be picked up by the hopper mine cart under the farm.

Is there a reason this won't work next to, or even within, a village?

3:52 “this will stop the villagers from trying to breed with each other” is such a funny line

Dude you're the best

Trying this in creative on bedrock before I implement to my realm, can't get the villagers I have/spawn to become farmers, nor operate the farm. Any ideas?

uhh i built this but they aren't giving crops to the middle villager

Very good video!!

Managed to turn this into an auto baked potato farm. I'm considering attaching a super smoker to it for faster potatos.

The hopper minecarts dont stay stationary while the villager is between them they get pushed out

Anyone else have an issue that the villager arent throwing?

I got the villagers in a much easier way. I just parked on the coast and broke the boat, and when the villagers climbed the hill by themselves, I forced him back in a boat and just rowed on land to my base. No mine cart rails required. Great video though, these help tremendously since I just started playing this game again after about 7 years. So much new stuff that it can get overwhelming.

Works well

How close can you place 4 of these farms together, and how stackable are they? thx.

The villagers go right over the rails now in Bedrock lmao, spent all this time building it, get first villager in and he sprints right over the rails in the middle

Could you make a gunpowder farm (creeper/witch) tutorial? thanks!

With the looks of the center of the farm and transporting villagers by train into a workcamp I can already hear that song Erika in my head... Nice tutorial tho, thanks!

does this work in 1.19.2? cuz i did everything step by step even with the exact same materials but it aint working, the hoppers are completely fine, as i did try to drop things and test it, but im not getting any wheat/potato/beetroot/carrot.

It's not working? I tried doing it but they don't actually harvest the food? Nor do they plant new ones

This is like watching a bob ross video but on minecraft farms :)

I wanted to build "China" in a gap between the vast mountains(jagged peaks, snowy slopes, extreme hills and frozen peaks everywhere around up to 1000 blocks on one direction) where there's plains, the bottom and extensive cherry grove with meadows on the other side. The walls I decided to make out of mud bricks for they by far resemble nowadays color of the great wall. But I needed wheat so I slowly progressed towards creating a workable decent output design with quite extensive research of the farmers' behaviour and wheat growth statistics. I had not watched any other farms, but out of all crops the old good "villlager communication/breeding" method deemed to not work for I did not observe them sharing wheat. Worse, they were turning it into bread. I were chechking their data, it seemed like whenever they got 3 or more wheat, they turn it into bread. Minecraftwiki also says that they don't share stuff till they have much. So I build a one chunk, completely stackable(from all sides) model with some extensive and a little complicated redstone farm. When stacked, x and periods are 16 and vertically it can be copied every 13 blocks. The structure itself is 19-16 blocks high. The reason it can be stacked every 13 block vertically - because there's "cavity" below and a "similarly shaped spike of redstone wires". It outputs about 8 wheat per side per minecraft day, so somewhere like 16.4 per minecraft day. When the farm is fully saturated with seeds(villagers) each module exploits two farmers. With a third villager that is isolated from both, because without that villager they seemed not to work.