Real, published farm designs rebuilt block by block in an interactive 3D view. Follow the steps, tick off the materials and pick the variant that works in your Minecraft version. Every farm credits its original creator, and tested farms show the rate we measured on our own test server.
Tested
Kelp Farm
An underwater kelp farm: a small honey-block flying machine sweeps along 240 kelp plants on the ocean floor, the kelp floats up…
Medium
Large
Java 1.16+
~1,138 Kelp/h Farm by Shulkercraft
Tested
Sugar Cane Farm
A big automatic sugar cane field: a slime-block flying machine sweeps over 460 sugar cane plants, and 20 hopper minecarts under…
Medium
Large
Java 1.16+
~1,512 Sugar Cane/h Farm by Shulkercraft
Tested
Villager Crop Farm
Four farmer villagers harvest and replant four glass-walled fields and throw their spare carrots, potatoes or beetroot to a…
Easy
Medium
Java 1.14+
~820 Carrot/h Farm by Shulkercraft
Tested
Wool Farm
16 sheep are sheared the moment their wool grows back: observers notice when a sheep eats grass and fire a dispenser with…
Medium
Medium
Java 1.16.4+
~1,176 White Wool/h Farm by Jetmaymendo
Tested
Spawner XP Farm
Turn a dungeon's skeleton or zombie spawner into a compact farm: water carries the mobs to a bubble column, they drop to a kill…
Easy
Medium
Java 1.16+
~505 Bone/h Farm by Shulkercraft
Rotate and zoom the model, then follow the steps: new blocks are highlighted, the rest is hidden or ghosted, and a layer slider shows one level at a time.
Each step lists exactly what it needs, plus a total shopping list. Your progress is saved in the browser — or in your account when you are logged in.
Farm mechanics change between updates. Each farm has variants for version ranges, and the version check tells you which one works in your game.
Every farm is a published design by its creator, linked on the page. Tested farms were run on a local Minecraft server and show the measured rate.
