- [Narrator] 15 Minecraft farms that you maybe didn't know existed. Renewable farms are a
staple of survival gameplay. But some of them are so bizarre that you'd have to be crazy to build them. But today we're giving
those oddball options a time in the spotlight. And hey, according to
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subscribed soil down below. It's free and it helps out a tub. Number one, whenever you play
Minecraft with the friends there's always that one
person who has way too many dogs, tame, I mean one or two is fine but at this point, starting
to border on a problem. So in that case, I definitely
wouldn't show them the kind of farms that we got cooking up here, because thanks to the insane technical
communities, a Minecraft we actually have a possible
wild Wolf farm in the game. And believe me, folks over
this might sound simple. This is actually a huge undertaking to do. And really unless you've
tamed every single Wolf in your entire zip code. There's not much a bill,
one of these things but when you see the kind
of showcases that side craft and Prototech show off, it really is impressive. How many wolves you can get
to spawn of these things? Well, the downside it's gonna be a lot tougher to pick out man's best friend. When you've got thousands of these coming through the machine. Number two, anyone who's
ever played Skye block knows the getting more dirt it's not an easy task. I mean, for many versions of
Minecraft, it was impossible. It was a non-renewable item but thanks to the help of piglin bartering we can now get infinite
gravel that we can combine with our dirt to make coarse dirt farms. And folks, when you put those two ingredients
together until the soil that all of a sudden you've
got infinite dirt, your way it's not a fast process but it definitely is the
way to get more dirt. So whether you're in a desert
biome, a sky block Island or what have you, this is
definitely a way to get plenty of dirt to fill up your chests. Anyway, all the design that we have here is only semi-automatic. If you wanted to hook it up with something like a TNC
gas chamber or wither chamber for further automation, you could totally do that. Only downside is the
crafting step is still going to be on you. Number three, as many
players know there's plenty of other better ways to get emeralds than just mining around
in a mountain biome. And well, most of the time
we would use villagers and raids for this sort of thing. That's not the only option because as it turns out we
actually can get quite a bit of help from our Fox and friends. You see, for some reason foxes have a 5% chance of
spawning with an Emerald. And while I personally haven't seen a large-scale
farm bill for this I imagine it will work some
way similar to a Wolf farm. Heck you can even sort of see that in the way that Rays works bill one for the proto sky series. I mean, don't get it twisted. It's not a fast method and then much rather use
trading for my emeralds. But for whatever reason, you
want to switch from human labor to an animal workforce, this is your only option. Number four, if you
don't like waiting around then getting bone meals, a
huge help for your farms. If you're willing to roll the dice then you can actually get a
fully operational bone meal farm from fish drops. As it turns out, salmon Cod, tropical fish and puffer fish all have a 5% chance of dropping bone meal on death, which is not a high yield by any means. Definitely not going to be
performing at the levels of some of the other farms
we can build for bone meal. But if you want to kill
two birds with one stone and get a fish farm handed,
bone meal, farm up and running this is a way to do it. But I had to say, when your farm 95% of the time doesn't provide bone meal, but instead fishes it's not a bone meal farm. It's a fish farm with a bone meal add on but for what it's worth,
it's still bone meal. Number five, have you ever woken up, look yourself in the mirror and said I know what I need today. Loads of ferns, no you haven't. No one has no one ever will but in the off chance that someone ever in the entire history of
humanity needs a Fern farm it is possible to make
this infinite source. All you got to do is
bone meal, regular ferns make them two blocks
tall, and then shear them. Boom, you got more ferns. You can even do this with too
tall grass if you want to. You can get so many of these resources by bone mealing, grass blocks anyway that I don't see any reason for it. Unless of course you're going for a hundred percent completion and the all farms checklist which in that case, by all means. Numbers six, if you want
to have an over abundance of leads than it is
totally possible to make it out of infinite string
and slimeball farms. But when you do that you run into the pesky
problem of crafting. So if you're not looking to
lay out all those ingredients in a crafting grid, then this can save you a step. The concept of this is fairly simple, good a large spawning platform for wanting villagers to come into play. Then we put a bell in the middle that they
make their way towards. And as soon as they're there you kill them off and they're lamas. And then you're able to
get free leads for you. Granted, this process does make you into somewhat of a genocidal maniac, but if you really want to
save the time on crafting then it's the price you got to pay. And as long as the authorities don't know then we'll just keep it our little secret. Number seven, everyone
loves receiving gifts. So for looking to recreate that feeling of Christmas
morning, 1000 times over then you can actually do that by building a fully
functional cat gift farm. The way this works is that every time that the player sleeps the castle bring gifts to them whether that's a rabbit's
foot or rabbit, Hyde string rotten flesh, feather, raw
chicken, Phantom membrane all of these different items. And while I'm not sure how
useful most of these are I'm also not wanting to deny a presence. So if you're looking to
just sleep around all day leave the forging to your feline friend. This is definitely the
way to make it happen. One key thing to know
about this farm though is that you do have to own
the cat for it to work. But if you make sure that they're your own pet
and you leave them standing instead of sitting, while you sleep, then they sure enough they are gonna give you all
the gifts that you need. They have for you need is a bunch of junk. Number eight, melon farms
are nothing new to Minecraft. And there's plenty of different
designs out there that exist to get you all the kind of
melon slices that you need. But that's the thing. They get you melon slices. What if instead you wanted
the full melon block instead of having to craft them. Well, if it's really that
much of a big deal to you, that you can actually make a melon block farm using undermines. Sure enough by taking a melon farm and an undermine farm and
putting the two together you can actually have
the undermine pick up the block and then kill
them to get the drop. I guess it might be more
of a proper melon farm but the problem is that as
soon as you want melon slices you just got to break
the melon blocks anyway. So that point building one of these over a traditional melon slice
farm seems kind of silly. And then maybe why we don't see a lot of these pop up in different servers. Number nine, you ever need bowls? That don't either. But if you want a bowl farm then you can actually make
them by using turtles. Unfortunately, the process
is kind of gruesome. So if you don't want to see
turtles getting massacred, you might want to leave
this out of your world. The way that this works,
that the turtle mob once struck by lightning will drop a bowl. It's completely impractical, but it's more so possible
in theory kind of thing. As opposed for any sick, evil genius who wants to turn this
into more of a reality the lightning rods in one point
17 will help out with that. But really I never
thought it was that much of a problem to put three
planks in a crafting grid. And to be completely honest I'm more comfortable
drinking my mushroom stew out of one of these bowls than anything that has to
do with the turtles insides. Number 10, well most people are worried about what the best jump
high to speed they can get on their horses like. If you're playing up
to version one point 12 then the real question
you got to ask yourself is whether or not you're on your horse with me or without. You see if we build this gigantic
platform, just like this, that we can actually have it where we harvest skeleton horses
during a lightning storm which means that sure
enough, when he come back from me in AFK, you can see
a lot more skeletal seeds than you thought there were. That being said, this
specific farm is only possible up to one point 12 . Largely because it focuses on RNG manipulation instead
of natural summoning. Well, you could build one
in more recent versions. If you just built a
large funnel that would bring the skeletal steeds during regular lightening
storms towards you. Number 11, if for some reason you're a huge fan of lingering potions, been doing to do all
the dirty work yourself, and it is actually possible
to get a fully functional dry and breath farm . By setting it up like this that the bottles get
collected automatically, You're gonna have more of this stuff than you know what to do with pretty fast. And since you can only
get the achievement once I don't really know why you
need a lot of dragon breath. It's been completely honest
while I was researching this, I found a treat that's
actually called dragon breath. It looks so much nicer than what we're getting here in Minecraft. And now I'm just kind of disappointed that we can't get actual
dragon breath in the game. Well, no one knows. Maybe in the liquid nitrogen update. Number 12, folks bee farms
are a thing of the past. If you really want good quality bees, you got to go right to the source. And that's why, for our purposes we got ourselves a bee nest farm. These can be attained whenever you grow a tree
right next to flowers. Now as you can see with this Birch tree, after placing enough saplings, we are going to be able to
get ourselves a premium hive. And if you don't get one that
just break the bottom two logs and plant another sapling, why you would go through all this effort for a couple
of BNS, I can't say. But Hey, I'm not going to be
able to change your hive mind. I get it. Number 13, dead coral fans can be surprisingly useful in Minecraft. And of course, all of that stems back to the TNT duplication systems. So if you're looking to get a lot of these before you set up some foreign
tunnel bore or the like then you can actually fill out your needs by building
a dead coral farm. The way that this works
is that we bone meal it, grow coral and then dry
it out before harvesting. But the key thing to keep in mind is that this will only work
in warm ocean biomes. Otherwise the bone meal
doesn't create anything. But as it goes, if you got yourself bone
meal, silk touch pick and plenty of time to kill, then this is definitely the way to make you the number
one supplier of dead coral. Congratulations, sounds
like a huge accomplishment. Number 14, snow farmers might be one of the easiest ones to build in the game. After all, you just played
a snow Golem up here hold down the left, click with a shovel. And all of a sudden you got all
the snowballs you ever need. But those take up a lot of space. And unless you're getting
into a lot of snowball fights you really want to use
them as snow blocks. In that case, we can cut out the middleman and just go right to a snow block farm. I use in a system like this, we can stack up different snow layers until eventually we create a full block. Which at that point you break it intact and we're able to get
a full snow block farm. And honestly, even though it
isn't nearly as satisfying as all the different items to get in a regular snowball farm, in this case, it is pretty nice
to just be able to get right to the source. And honestly, and if
any of the weird farms this is probably the one
I'm most likely to use. Number 15, soul soil is a pretty
nifty block to have around. So if you're really trying
to collect the blocks for soul speed Speedway, here's how you can go about it. You see, after getting soul
soil from piglin bartering you can then craft that
into a soul soil campfire and then break it. Which in turn drops more soul soil. Repeat that process enough until you get sick of the word soul soil. And sure enough, you'll have plenty of the stuff going around. There is one key problem here. You're getting the soul soil
through piglin bartering which is itself renewable. If you want soul soil that bad you could just do a bartering farm. It's way more robust than
anything you get here. And plus who wants to craft that many campfires and break them? Well, this extra step
might have a better yield. It's definitely not worth the hassle. Just take to the piglins themselves. And with that folks, farm
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