Minecraft Farms

60 farms with materials, step-by-step builds and honest Java/Bedrock notes.

Iron Farm

Iron ingots (3-5 per golem) and poppies

Mob Farm (XP and Drops)

Gunpowder, bones, string, arrows, rotten flesh - and XP if you kill by hand

Automatic Sugarcane Farm

Sugar cane (paper for books, rockets and trading)

Gold and XP Farm

Gold nuggets, gold ingots, rotten flesh - and huge amounts of XP

Raid Farm

Totems of undying, emeralds, enchanted books, redstone, glowstone, saddles

Witch Farm

Gunpowder, glowstone dust, redstone, glass bottles, sticks, sugar and spider eyes (4-8 items per witch)

Automatic Pumpkin and Melon Farm

Pumpkins and melons, fully automatically

Bamboo Farm

Bamboo for fuel, sticks, scaffolding and pandas

Guardian XP Farm

Prismarine shards, prismarine crystals, fish and massive XP

Creeper Farm

Gunpowder (0-2 per creeper, +1 with Looting) and music discs if you route skeletons to the kill

Enderman Farm

Ender pearls and huge amounts of XP (5 XP per enderman)

Wither Skeleton Farm

Wither skeleton skulls (2.5% per kill, up to 5.5% with Looting III in Java / 8.5% in Bedrock), bones and coal

Blaze Farm

Blaze rods (0-1 per blaze, +1 with Looting, player kills only) and 10 XP per blaze

Slime Farm

Slimeballs (0-2 per small slime, +1 with Looting) - a large slime yields around 9 slimeballs on average

Tree Farm

Logs of every wood type, saplings, apples (oak and dark oak) and sticks from leftover leaves

Kelp Farm

Kelp for smelting into dried kelp - food, and dried kelp blocks that smelt 20 items each

Cactus Farm

Cactus for green dye and smelting XP (1 XP per smelt in Java, the highest of any farmable block; 0.2 in Bedrock)

Chorus Fruit Farm

Chorus fruit (0-1 per plant block) for food and purpur blocks, plus chorus flowers to replant

Chicken Farm

Eggs every 5-10 minutes per chicken, feathers (0-2), and cooked chicken with the lava-roast design

Sheep Farm (Wool Farm)

Wool in every color (1-3 per shearing), infinitely renewable while sheep can graze

Fishing Farm

Fish, enchanted books, enchanted bows and rods, saddles, name tags, nautilus shells and XP

Cobblestone Generator

Infinite cobblestone - or stone when the lava flows down onto the water

Basalt Generator

Infinite basalt - the Nether's cobblestone, and a handsome building block

Snow Farm

Snow layers to shovel into snowballs, then snow blocks - plus a bodyguard that pelts mobs

Lava Farm

Infinite lava in cauldrons - one full bucket per cauldron per refill cycle

Dripstone Farm

Pointed dripstone for building and lava farms, plus renewable clay from mud conversion

Mushroom Farm

Brown and red mushrooms for stew, plus huge mushroom blocks via bone meal

Bee Farm (Honey Farm)

Honey bottles (sugar, food, honey blocks) and honeycombs (beehives, honeycomb blocks, candles)

Ice Farm

Ice for packed ice and blue ice - fast boat highways and non-melting build blocks

Villager Breeder

Baby villagers on demand - the engine behind trading halls, iron farms and raid farms

Nether Wart Farm

Nether wart - the base ingredient of every awkward potion, so of every useful potion in the game

Obsidian Farm

Obsidian for Nether portals, enchanting tables, ender chests and beacons

Sweet Berry Farm

Sweet berries - quick food, fox breeding fuel and a defensive hedge that damages mobs

Glow Squid Farm

Glow ink sacs for glowing sign text and glow item frames

Bone Meal Farm (Moss Composter Loop)

Bone meal for instant crop growth, tree farming and dye crafting - the farm that feeds your other farms

Amethyst Farm

Amethyst shards for spyglasses, tinted glass, calibrated sculk sensors and amethyst blocks

Wheat Farm

Wheat for bread, animal breeding and villager trading, plus seeds for chickens

Carrot & Potato Farm

Carrots and potatoes - the best villager-trade crops and a solid baked-potato food supply

Glow Berry Farm (Cave Vines)

Glow berries - a food that lights its own farm, for eating, fox breeding and decoration

Drowned Farm (Trident & Copper)

Tridents, copper ingots and rotten flesh - plus nautilus shells and fishing rods as bonuses

Turtle Farm (Scutes)

Turtle scutes for turtle shell helmets (Water Breathing) and the Potion of the Turtle Master

Phantom Farm (Membranes)

Phantom membranes to repair elytras and brew Potions of Slow Falling

Piglin Bartering Farm

Ender pearls, obsidian, crying obsidian, quartz, string, potions of Fire Resistance and Soul Speed books - for gold

Hoglin Farm (Porkchops)

Raw or cooked porkchops and leather - the Nether's answer to the cow farm

Squid Farm (Ink Sacs)

Ink sacs for black dye, book and quills, and darkening sign text

Shulker Farm (Shells)

Shulker shells for shulker boxes - portable chests and the backbone of every big storage system

Wither Rose Farm

Wither roses - the only mob-dropped flower, for black dye, suspicious stew and deadly kill floors

Sculk Farm (XP Storage)

Sculk blocks and stored experience - plus sculk sensors and shriekers

Ghast Farm (Tears)

Ghast tears for regeneration potions, plus gunpowder - and the Tears music disc if you kill them with their own fireball

Magma Cube Farm (Magma Cream & Froglights)

Magma cream for fire resistance potions, and froglights in three colors when frogs eat the small cubes

Cocoa Bean Farm

Cocoa beans for cookies, brown dye and the occasional suspicious stew base

Spawner XP Farm (Zombie/Skeleton)

XP levels 0-30 in minutes, plus rotten flesh, bones, arrows, bows and occasional armor

Moss Farm

Moss blocks, moss carpet, grass, azalea and flowering azalea (from bonemeal)

Flower Farm

All dye flowers: tulips, allium, azure bluet, oxeye daisy, cornflower, lily of the valley, plus renewable tall flowers

Cave Spider XP Farm (Mineshaft Spawner)

Fast XP levels plus string and spider eyes

Drowned Copper Farm (Conversion Design)

Copper ingots (11% per drowned, up to 17% with Looting III), XP, rotten flesh and the occasional trident

Clay Farm (Mud + Dripstone)

Clay balls (4 per clay block) for bricks, terracotta and mason trading

Honey Farm

Honey bottles (food, honey blocks, sugar, cures poison) and honeycombs (beehives, candles, waxing copper)

Mud Farm

Unlimited mud for packed mud and mud bricks - and, paired with dripstone, the input for a renewable clay pipeline

Egg Farm

Eggs for cakes, pumpkin pies and chicken population - plus feathers and cooked chicken from the same coop

Read this first: most farm designs online are built for Java Edition and simply do not work on Bedrock (console, mobile, Windows 10/11). Every farm page here says clearly which edition it works on. Always match a design to your edition and game version.