In this article, we will be showing the Best Farm Layouts in Minecraft that are effective and efficient while maintaining a nice visual appearance in farming different kinds of crops. Farm Layouts depend on what you want to achieve with your farm and what crops you want to farm with it. Either way, we will present 10 different farm layouts for different types of crops that you can follow or will give you an idea when building your farm.
10. Sugarcane Farm Layouts in Minecraft
This is the simplest, and most effective nice-looking Sugarcane Farm Layouts in Minecraft you can manually farm on. You can just run and break the Sugarcane towards the end while keeping the farm layout uniform and organized.
The straight layout of Sugarcanes and depending on how long it is will give you stacks of Sugarcanes depending on how big and long your farm is.
9. Cocoa Bean Farm Layouts in Minecraft
A simple Cocoa Bean Farm Layouts in Minecraft can be built like this, a 6-block high of Jungle Wood and 4-block wide, which will give you 2 blocks of space to work with.
You can place the Cocoa Beans in the inner area which will allow you to comfortably farm Cocoa Beans, since the Jungle Wood is 6 blocks high, you will be able to reach the 6th highest Cocoa Bean.
Additionally, you can add hoppers as they can catch the Cocoa Beans you didn’t somehow get to collect and will transfer leftover Cocoa Beans to the chest.
8. Mushroom Tree Farm Layouts in Minecraft
Mushroom Farm Layouts in Minecraft are a bit more tedious to build, as we do need a light level of 12-13 or less hence why we mostly find mushrooms in thick forest areas or caves that are less bright, away from direct sunlight.
You can follow our example or use it as a reference to achieve your place to grow Mushroom trees or mushrooms for your soups and potions.
7. Tree Farm Layouts in Minecraft
There are a couple of reasons why you need to consider building a Tree farm, the first being that it’s stationary, venturing out of your base to destroy trees would be quite tedious, second if you are in a biome where your desired tree doesn’t grow in, you could very well use a tree farm and grow all the trees in other biomes there.
Tree Farms are simply built in uniform square wide spaces, but I have done a couple of modifications by adding a hopper and chest, to pick up the falling tree debris. Which makes things easier when farming and gathering.
6. Basic Auto/Non-Auto Cactus Farm Layout
This layout can be set up either for an automatic or manual Cactus farm.
We will first show the automatic build that requires no Redstone at all.
For the auto-farm, we are simply leveraging Minecraft’s logic on Cactuses.
Multiplayer servers with a greater need for Cactus widely employ this trick
Cactuses can only grow when there is 1 block of air surrounding the sides of the Cactus.
Referencing from our picture, the Cactus at the bottom won’t break but when the Cactus grows into the 2nd highest block it will automatically break which is affected by the placed Stone Slab.
A simple efficient process of farming Cactuses.
You can remove the Stone Slabs if automatic isn’t your choice of style, as the layout itself makes the best placement for farming Cactuses efficiently in big amounts.
5. Nether Wart Farm Layout
Nether Warts are simple to farm just like wheat, but since they can only grow in Soul Sand, they are a pain to farm and replant.
Just by having a decent layout with a walking path, you can farm Nether Warts easily without the frustration of slow movement from the Soul Sand.
4. Chorus Fruit Farm Layout
This is a basic layout and nothing too complex.
Though even when Chorus plants should grow at full length to acquire the most out of the Chorus Fruit drops, it’s tedious to collect the Flowers(seeds) as we know that Chorus plants are very tall.
The seeds or flowers for this type of crop are obtained from the end of the plant, mostly in quantities of 2-4 at the top. This is why collecting the seeds can be tedious. If you break the Chorus plant from the bottom, the Chorus Flowers(seeds) are broken with the plant and unable to collect.
With this layout, I find it the best way to avoid the tedious work of going up to the highest points of the plant, and the layout will enable us to collect the Chorus flowers at our head level so we can collect them at an easier rate while still acquiring a nice amount of Chorus Fruit.
Adding a cross-like slab formation 3rd block high of the area of planting the Chorus, which is in the middle.
3. The Proper Crop Farm Layout (Wheat, Carrots, Potatoes, and Beetroot)
You must know that making a crop farm should always be a 9×9 area per 1 water block in the middle, this hydrates 80 Farmland blocks. So, you don’t necessarily have to make a long stream of water to hydrate a big crop field (which new players usually do).
With this proper approach, we can place more crops in the surrounding area without the water taking up space. It represents the actual efficient way of growing and farming crops.
2. Melon and Pumpkin Farm layout
Thanks to the Reddit user u/bibby_tarantula, we have an idea of the most efficient layout to use for growing melons or pumpkins. Utilizing the 9×9 per 1 block of water advantage, we can simply build our melon farm layout like this.
We will showcase two of the best-tested placements, with the second layout surprisingly forming a creeper face.
Layout #1
Layout #2
1. An All-Essential General Farm layout
If building each farm isn’t your desired choice considering they are quite large and you want to keep the farm area simple and compact, don’t worry we have a nice organized layout concept just to keep things all in one enclosed area to farm and work with.
The small layout contains Wheat, Potatoes, Carrots, Melons, Pumpkins, Nether and Bamboo.
