Basic Wheat Farm Schematic (1.21.x) – Small Automated Crop Farm Build
Basic Wheat Farm Schematic gives you a ready-to-build crop farm for the Create mod. It sets up a small, automated system to grow and harvest food without manual work. The build runs on simple mechanical power, making it a good fit for early survival gameplay.
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Materials
14 types · 227 blocks
| Vanilla 5 | ||||||||
| Farmland | 87 | Wheat | 87 | Dirt | 9 | |||
| Oak Leaves | 4 | Grass Block | 1 | |||||
| Create 7 | ||||||||
| Mechanical Harvester | 5 | Deployer | 5 | Portable Storage Interface | 2 | |||
| Water Wheel | 1 | Shaft | 1 | Mechanical Bearing | 1 | |||
| Smart Chute | 1 | |||||||
| Quark 2 | ||||||||
| Cobblestone Bricks | 19 | Dark Oak Chest | 4 | |||||
How to place this schematic
.nbt This is a Create mod schematic. The Schematicannon builds it for you, block by block, from the materials you load into it.
| 1 | Put the .nbt file in .minecraft/schematics. |
| 2 | Open a Schematic Table, drop in an Empty Schematic, pick the file and write it. |
| 3 | Hold the written schematic and position the outline in the world, then confirm. |
| 4 | Place a Schematicannon, load it with the building blocks and gunpowder for fuel, then hit play. |
| 1 | Place the structure in your world. |
| 2 | Find the four leaf blocks in the center of the build. |
| 3 | Waterlog those leaf blocks using a water bucket to keep the dirt wet. |
| 4 | Go underneath the farm and place water next to the water wheel. |
| 5 | Check that the water flows in the correct direction so the wheel spins and powers the farm. |
Features:
- Adds a small, circular farm layout that fits easily into most bases.
- Uses mechanical parts to harvest crops automatically when they finish growing.
- Includes built-in storage chests to collect all the harvested items.
- Requires only 227 blocks to finish the entire build.
- Uses basic building blocks that you can swap out for other materials.
Schematic Specs:
Requirements:
Basic Wheat Farm Schematic Download Links
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