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WHERE & HOW TO FARM

Collect carrots or potatoes with a Farmer villager

Java Edition — isolated crop plot assigned to a Farmer villager and connected to a tested collection point.

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Your world seed map · Java 26.3

Enter your world seed, generation version and dimension to locate biomes and structures. Ore deposits still require the depth and tool instructions below.

Match the version that generated your chunks. Biome maps do not show exact ore blocks.

Before you go

Farming steps

  1. Set up farmland with water access in a plot the Farmer can reach and work.
  2. Assign the villager the Farmer profession with a composter and provide starter crops.
  3. Keep the plot positioned so the villager tends it rather than pathing to nearby village activity.
  4. Allow the Farmer to plant and harvest during its work schedule.
  5. Use a verified collection method; a second villager can receive surplus food thrown by the Farmer in designs that intercept those items.
  6. Check the collection point after the villager works and correct any route that lets crops remain outside storage.
  7. Collect the stored crops and replenish planting stock where required.

Repeat, collect and use

Repeatable while the villager can work, crops and conditions are available, mobGriefing permits the behavior, and collection functions.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming harvested crops always enter a chest: verify the collection route in your layout.
  • Blocking the Farmer's access to farmland or composter: keep its work area reachable.
  • Applying Bedrock village or simulation rules to Java: use Java mechanics for this farm.

When to stop or switch

Stop when stored crops cover your food or trading need; repair the collection path if crops stop reaching storage.

Sources & fact checks

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