10 Unbelievably TINY Minecraft Farms
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2023
- Here Are 10 Crazy SMALL Minecraft Farms and How To Easily Build Them Into Your Minecraft World, like Iron Farm, Chicken Farm, Wool Farm, Stone Farm, Bee Farm and more...
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2) Crop Farm
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4) Cow Farm
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8) Melon/Pumpkin Farm
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10) Stone Generator
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Thanks for showcasing my farm designs!
Knew he’d be here somewhere
~~stealing~~ showcasing
hhahahaha nice
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Its OURS now ☭ :))))
0:17 Chicken farm
1:36 Crop farm
3:04 Wool farm
5:38 Cow farm
6:34 Iron farm
9:37 Concrete farm
10:25 Bartering Farm
11:47 Melon/Pumpkin Farm
12:38 Honeycomb farm
14:47 Stone Generator
tysm
Thanks man
Omg ty
Thanks for the timestamp but i am going to whole video
Thank you 👍🏼
Love to see timestamps
For quick ref
Considering how big the door based iron farms used to be years ago, it’s absolutely crazy how small that farm has gotten
Omg the wave of nostalgia you gave me
We don’t talk about those dark days
Oh the pain of one misplaced door
Do you remember the iron giant from hermit craft
I still prefer those massive iron farms. It's better to have those than to be where we are now in MC when everything is so dumbed down that an infant monkey on meth can build every farm in the game in under an hour. Every MC version past 1.12.2 can burn in hell!!!
I love how you actually showed yourself putting the animals in the farm instead of just spawning them in in the right place in creative
after spawning them 15 blocks away
@@jordy6292 Yeah but he showed that its not easy to do
@@royal9657 yes
yes
yes
1:09 you can push the chain by piston after chickens growing,then you don't have to place the blocks
im just confused on then what because i did it and when i breed them the babys run away
@@blizzardgam3s206 "after growing",baby chickens are small enough to escape from the chain
@@user-ld2gi7vi2v but when the baby chickens spawn from eggs they run away
Can you explain how that farm works? I don't get the design i gotta try in game when i get the chance
@@unknownmusicguy8637 did you discover?
as the channel is getting bigger and bigger, the farms are getting smaller XD
Yeah
Its evolving.Just backwards!
😂😂😂
Shulkercraft is inversely proportional to the size of farms
Its tutorial video not survival one
Viewers don't want bigger farms to make that's why
5:37 for the cow farm I recommend putting a hopper under the water and connecting it to a chest, that farm also works for pigs & sheep btw
the amount of times I stared in disbelief that designs I had spent so long on were being destroyed so easily was insane. amazing video man
For the concrete maker, you could replace the waterlogged stair with a waterlogged leaf and remove the trapdoors. Optionally you could also replace the obsidian with planks.
Mangrove roots work well for this as well.
Or you could just dig 2 dirt out of the ground and place your water and concrete in there. Or just go to any random shoreline. A pickaxe won't mine through dirt or sand faster than you can place each concrete dust. So complicated for a manual concrete farm...
@@diggoranthat stick cannot be comfortable
And if you use mangrove roots then you can face the roots to not break other blocks
do these work on bedrock as well or not?😊nice video
10:15 if you hold you pickaxe in the off hand and set up a redstone clock with a dropper, you can make it drop concrete powder so you can stay afk
also you can just add a wood plank instead of obsidian, makes it less expensive.
@@ceezylol3175or build it with bedrock as the base to make sure you don’t waste durability but that does mean you have to have it very deep underground
@@HantsGaming also a good idea. But at that point it's just too much effort to dig down that much. a diamond pickaxe mines wood slower and you place a concrete before you even mine 2-3 pixels so it's very reliable.
@@HantsGamingI thought durability only decreases when you break the entire block and not halfway breaking it
@@reality_101 yeah it does but if you leave it afk mining then you might run out of concrete to mine and start mining the block below
I really like how The Crop Farm requires you to flick the lever twice makes it feel rustic, like industrial era machinery.
For the stone generator, I recommend a wood or obsidian block for the back wall so that you don't accidentally mine it with your pick.
Otherwise, awesome tutorials! Thanks for compiling these farms for us!
6:34 Iron farm materials:
-25+ temp blocks (like dirt)
-3 beds
-7? normal rails
-3 minecart
-2 hopper
-1 glass block
-1 slab
-1 daylight sensor
-1 fence gate
-1 harmless pillager
-3 villagers
-3 boats, atleast
-1 trap door
-1 cauldron
-1 bucket of lava
- quite a few powered rails to push the pillager and villagers up the farm
amazing how inexpensive an iron farm has become oml
you should see the iron farm ianxofour has made, it's practically just a hole in the ground
here's the link: ruclips.net/video/-oYyJ6jfSPU/видео.html
@@spinning4ever4everspinning55 Oh damn, interesting
scammer it does not work for me
@@kyanwatson Why blame it on me dumbass when im following the video
It is much less expensive then y wrote. It took for me 9 hoppers, 6 chests, 9 nameplates, 8 wooden gates, 1 bucket of lava, 4 buckets of water, 12 beds, 4 trapdoors, 8 slabs, 12 villagers and 4 zombies with nametags. I became to turn iron in clocks since the farm is very productive. Also I ve created my own chicken farm with automatical killing, one closed block with hopper for 24 chickens dropping eggs, hopper leads to dispancer, dispencer is encircled by simple mechanism with 5 redsone, 2 repeaters and immediately placed and broken redstone torch, the dispencer breaks an eggs constantly into one more closed block with hopper, and when a new baby chicken appears, the elder chicken that grow before dies dropping meat and feathers right into hopper and in chest. 16 eggs spawn 2 chickens, 24 chickens nest 24 eggs in 5 minutes, a chick grows in 20 minutes and when the farm gather enough chickens u have 12 adult chickens and 12 chicks gradually growing and killing elder ones. 40 chicken raw meat and 30-60 feathers per hour. The elder chickens in second sell still nest eggs. I tried to put these eggs right into encircled dispencer but when all the adult chickens die the chicks starting to die to, so still need to broke the eggs from second cell in another minifarm.
These look great man but it might be worth mentioning they are mostly java only farms. Many of these mechanics don't work on bedrock edition. Great vid tho.
Thanks since i realized I can't put the bed on top of the other beds even when in creative mode bedrock
Its a great thing to add to my world, and the design looks good too
For mee too
I mainly do 1 chunk challenge worlds and these designs would work perfectly for small worlds and little space. Thanks!
I loved how concise all those farms are!
Thanks for the tutorial mate.Keep it up
In the honeycomb farm, you can replace the dirt blocks and flowers with flowering azaleas or flowering azalea leaves in place of the dirt block.
You should probably do this in the End since there is no day/night cycle there
@@ValkyRiver or the nether roof
I think placing walls instead of stone bricks at the honey comb farm would allow to breed the bees without them scaping 🤔
worrks for me
Just imagine getting an auto bonemeal farm inputting the mini crop farm and a gold farm inputting the bartering farm. These farms have a lot of potential lol.
Be cool to see the evolution of the iron farm through the versions but showing the standard and the maxed farms of each version
Dud they work in bedrock?
If I’m going into the deep dark and successfully getting a skulk sensor, I probably already have a good source of food and don’t need a chicken farm
doesnt work anyways
That chicken farm is lovely. One of my friends tried to summon a warden at my base without realizing player placed shriekers dont summon. I can use this for this now! thanks!
I don't get it lol
@@TGKPostsSometimes A friend of his tried to place the screaming thing to summon a warden when he makes sound, but the screaming block thing won't summon wardens if it was placed down by a player, and his friend doesn't know that.
@@shshhnsnsb1238 ah ok
Shulkercraft I love your channel so much but these farm videos are my absolute favorite!!
I always find it safer to put a block of obsidian at the back of a stone gen so you don't accidently break the farm.
Or a block of wood
This one is deep enough that you can't reach that last block, you'll be fine if you do it deep enough.
On skyblock I use the crafting bench.
What a coincidence
You could also just waterlog a leaf block, that way you wouldn't need any trapdoors for the concrete maker.
Early game players don't have leaves...
@@circuitcoder wdym if you dont have 2 iron u shouldnt be making farms
@@denizpoyrazkundakci1412 I forgot you could collect leaves with shears, I'm a five year player but returned to playing half a year ago and lots of things changed, I thought you still needed Silk Touch... I mean when there were like 5 new minerals I freaked out since I was used to the usual iron, diamonds, gold, and coal... (And rock of course)
I have never been able to get the cow farm to work on a bedrock realm. When I finally gave up and broke the fence over 100 cows exploded all over my base. I'm still finding cows wandering around the courtyard.
lmfao
Yeah, cramming entities is not a thing on bedrock, only on Java
The crop farm has been around for a long time. But it needs way more bonemeal than that or it will only work for about 15 seconds. You need to have yourself a skelly farm to get all the bones you 'll need to make this farm worthwhile. Easier to just make a cow crusher and it gives you leather for books for enchanting setup as well.
With a moss farm you can get the bonemeal fully automated. But you can also use a villager for a fully automatic carrot/wheat/whatever farm of course.
@@whocares2277 Yeah, but again, that just makes it even more difficult and expensive to build. Cow crusher is the way to go and it's just as small.
Feeding the cows needs wheat... and I generally prefer fully automated farms.
@@MikeSchmidt969 I actually value my auto moss/bonemeal farm above any other autofarm. I love bone blocks to build tutor-style homes and moss is fantastic for making everything from mud bricks to terracotta, its scaffolding abilities, and ability to blend in with but add texture to grass blocks, it's non-flammable, even lava. I also play a lot of one block so the small space of this farm outshines the gigantic space needed for auto-harvesting crops with water or imprisoning villagers lol
My one suggestion would be adding an explanation for what certain parts are meant to do. Deeper understanding leads to more advanced application and adaptation.
These are really great, thank you for putting these together!
The piglin bartering machine is awesome! thanks
*the wool farm is actually super great and i recommend everyone to build it, it works very well that i have way too much wool and it's very cheap*
You could go a step further and dye the sheep for different colors good for builders
Wool farm is not working for me. The wool gets sheared, but just falls on the dirt ground on which the sheep stands. I have a hopper in a moving mine cart under it, but it doesn’t get through the dirt block. What did I miss? (1.20 Bedrock)
@@_Gabbatron not sure honestly but it should work. if they patched this, it means that alot of farms have been patched
The iron farm can also be built in 1.16.5 by using three walls on top of the glass and placing lava on it by signs
@@carus4president Idk.... I shouldn't I think
This beat had no reason hitting this hard for a Minecraft farm. 🔥🔥🔥
The bartering farm and iron farm is all that I think would be really useful that small
guys 10:15
definitely add a roof above ur head and a wall around you so that 1. mobs cant get you 2. items wont fall in a place where u cant pick them up
For the concrete maker if you play bedrock edition like me you can just stack the concrete powder on top of each other
Finally some usefull content . Good to have you back old shulkercraft
i thought this was stupid and I learned nothing lol
Thanks, these will come in handy as I'm currently playing a skyblock map 😸
For the melon/pumpkin farm just block off one side so you only need one piston
when melon or pumpkin grows it chooses random block in 4 directions, and if that block is obstructed it simply wont grow. so leaving onlyy 1 free block is basically slowing down your farm
Thanks for explaining how you do them, but we'd appreciate explanations of how each of them works, and of the purpose of the used items
You rlly need that??
Interessting farms :D you can use waterlogged leaves to simplify half of them tho C:
Using leaves for the concrete maker is much better and smaller. Now that you can waterlog them
Great video, you should also say which farms work on bedrock as well. I know the iron farm wouldn’t, but I think the rest would.
Edit: Concrete and cow farms wouldn’t either.
Agree 100%. I hate when it's not in the title.
The cow farm doesn't work because of entity cramming not being a thing in Bedrock.
@@TheRealWinser for that, I'd use a 3x5x3 design. Bottom layer is the floor, with a hopper-chest at one end. Then build a 2-tall frame so that there's a 1x3 space in the middle. On the bottom, remove a block from the end of the frame on the opposite side from the hopper and replace with waterlogged stairs, turned to pour into the enclosure, and a sign in the end above the hopper to stop the water flow. Up one layer, place a top half slab in the middle and a lava block over the end with the sign. Now, put at least 2 cows in the open end where the water flows and top it off. Remove the blocks from one of the corners by the cows and breed them through the corner (their head should poke through). The babies should be pushed over to the spot under the lava block, and when they grow up, the lava block will kill them and yield cooked beef!
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I tried the chicken farm, but it seems not to work. The chickens just pop out under the Hopper and get free.
yea it doesnt work the way he build it
Cool video! Don't forget about the infinite water farm
Some really great stuff, you guys are awesome!
you can make an observer clock connected to a sticky piston pushing a gold block to increase the speed of the auto bartering machine.
edit: it only works on bedrock.
Shulkercraft never disappoints us always bring us great content keep up the good work 👍
You can save redstone dust by in thr hunny farm by replacing the arms of the redstone plus shape on the top with a solid block like dirt, or stone, or bricks, etc.
That iron farm is really cool
Never build a farm before, so this is perfect opportunity for me to make some!
most of there are slower and actually more expensive than their larger counterparts. check out creators like ianxofour or ilmango first before making there id say
@@chickenbobbobba There is such a thing, but now I can not play Minecraft, because I am from Ukraine and I have no light now 🙂😭
@@TaumaroN_ thats really sad. I wish you the best of wishes
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wow, fells good to come back after months to see there's credits now, Keep it up !
In several of these you can use a cauldron or composter to trap mobs with less blocks
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Cubing123 would like this
Man waiting for the pillager's crossbow to broke is such a painful process
Not that it makes the melon/pumpkin farm smaller, but you can waterlog the chest instead of placing a separate water block.
I want to see more Eyecraftmc on here!
love how the skulk was in tune with the background
love the little pauses from looking at other people's content
Microfarms are the perfect middlehround for efficiency and aesthetic. Hide a micro Iron farm in a watch tower, or put the mob crushers in the butchers basement.
does the observer clock not break when you unload the chunks and load them back in again? for the wool farm
13:00 iirc you can also use flowering azalea saplings as food for the bees instead of the flowers
Bro tysm you Tutorial was very helpfull and also sometime make Farm Tutorial In Bedrock :D
I feel like you guys would be awesome to watch using the create mod.
These are amazing, though I can't help feel like some slaughterhouse production managers are watching these videos for ideas
Nice little farms
Love the concrete maker design. Could you consider the request I placed on your lava pyramid in survival video....?
I would forward this request to Eyecraft for him to design it, and after him do it you'll have ShulkerCraft to showcase it on this channel!
@@Nonickavailiable Hmmm... could you just copy-paste my request, and your statement, to Eyecraft? I'm not subbed to Eyecraft (maybe later).
Perfect! I Build this all in my factory
9:45 That dirt block behaves just normal XD
The wool farm is way more compact than another farm I saw and used so many observers
I'll give them a try they look really cool!
Since I died in my hardcore world and i'll be starting a new one soon (school is keeping me busy for now) so i'll be sure to give em a try
That crop farm is insane
we need more of these
I love Your chanel please keep up the great work thanks for the content
Is there a tiny gold farm? I wanna hook it up to the tiny bartering farm.
15:43
There's a mistake in calculations. 5 hoppers long, not 4. If you make it 4, you'll break back wall of generator with good pickaxe.
Also, there're similar disighn, but without hoppers. It's used in situation when you don't have enough iron yet, but you want to increase production up to 20%. Just place sighns instead hoppers, add water flow to your position below and place slab where you'll stand at the end of the flow.
And, if it wasn't enough, you can make diagonal generator like that, which covers 7 blocks instead of 5. But it's kinds tricky to position your crosshair right.
Bro I only love those videos in which you vice over ....
Plzz make those videos
Thanks for the interesting video, Shulker.
The video really helped me clear my doubts
Build a Pandora themed biome in minecraft, like the water world from avatar 2 maybe the floating hallelujah mountains maybe home tree and the sacred tree
For the iron farm, waiting for the boat to despawn takes 3 hours. Good luck
they are incredibly cute and useful at the same time
For the wool farm, it’s not good to have a constantly cycling 1-tick clock that repeats endlessly.
It’s better to use an observer that detects when the sheep eats the grass on the block below it, which is when it regrows its wool, then trigger the dispenser based on that. The farm showcased should be easily adaptable to that setup.
The fastest way to lag a new world is a bunch of redstone clocks running endlessly.
What type of modifications should I make factoring using backpacks that auto pick up items instead of chests/hoppers?
Farms are like Trade Marketing suddenly size goes big and small right after that 😅
Just build blocks back. 😃Excellent!
At 14:26 the middle redstone dust can be replaced with a solid block
My bees just stay in their hive. The won’t leave and go for the flowers
Tiny farms is really useful for players use tiny bases, tiny tunnels bore,tiny 1.21 crafter ect....just like me 😅
i did the bee farm and only 1 of the 4 hives is working? the other diespensers the shears remain with same durability ? and if i try to put glasses to collect honey instead of combs , it will drop the empty bottles out?
I love your farm tutorial
1:47 the wandering trader noise in the background 😂😂
You have to be careful with the bartering farm because of the chest opening piglin thing
Making a little room around it with slabs to stop spawning and a door so they cant get in will help with that.
Wool farm is not working for me. The wool gets sheared, but just falls on the dirt ground on which the sheep stands. I have a hopper in a moving mine cart under it, but it doesn’t get through the dirt block. What did I miss? (1.20 Bedrock)
I don't think I've ever seen an iron farm that small, the only draw back is time because you have to wait for the crossbow to break.
you can also use a zombie
@@michaelthornes I don't think you can actually, because the zombie is close enough to hit the player.
Is this bedrock or Java?