Minecraft Villager Auto Crop Farm Tutorial - Potato Wheat Carrot Beetroot

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

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.

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

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.

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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.

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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

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

This works great!

Was looking for something like this! Thank-you!

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.

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 👌🏻

Love your videos! Well done.

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!!!

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

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!