Four farmer villagers harvest and replant four glass-walled fields and throw their spare carrots, potatoes or beetroot to a villager in the middle, where hopper minecarts collect them. Up to 850 crops per hour, no redstone.
This design works in Minecraft Java 1.14+.
Tick what you have gathered — it is remembered together with your step progress.
Carrot5 stacks×320
Dirt5 stacks×320
White Stained Glass3 stacks + 32×224
Hopper×9
Composter×4
Glowstone×4
Minecart with Hopper×4
Oak Fence Gate×4
Rail×4
Water Bucket×4
Chest×2Farmers (villagers with a composter as job site) harvest mature carrots, potatoes, beetroot and wheat and replant them. Villagers share food: one with plenty throws some towards a villager with little. Hopper minecarts pick up items at their position, and hoppers pull items out of minecarts above them.
A farmer that has never traded can lose its job when it cannot reach its composter – trade with each farmer once. The crops grow on random ticks only near a player (since 1.21.5 in any loaded chunk); the glowstone keeps them growing at night. For wheat Shulkercraft recommends a different design.
~820 Carrot/h — Measured on 26.3 (Oct 15, 2026). Measured with our automated test on a local Minecraft server (fake player at the AFK spot); your rate depends on render distance, difficulty and surroundings.
This is the only version of this farm so far.
Download the original The schematic / world is offered by the creator or the tutorial author — we link to the original download.
Farmer villagers harvest fully grown crops and replant them by themselves. When a farmer has more food than it needs, it throws some to a villager that has less. This farm uses that: four farmers work in four 9 × 9 fields, and one unemployed villager stands in the middle between four hopper minecarts.
Everything the farmers throw to it lands on the minecarts, which pass it down through a small hopper funnel into a double chest. Each field can grow a different crop – carrots, potatoes or beetroot.
