Pocket Farms

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CTBrant84

Build tiny farms inside glass blocks, upgrade them for more resources, and grow your base with item pipes, roomy chests, and a Trading Hall.

Build a collection of miniature farms, each with its own animated world inside. Pocket Farms includes 40 farm families for crops, mob drops, animal products and building materials.
Upgrade from iron through gold, diamond, emerald and netherite. Higher tiers improve production and expand storage, while the miniature farm grows with them.
Check drop chances, expected output, cycle progress and stored resources in one menu. Browse collection pages or connect a hopper or pipe to collect the output.
Move full stacks through visible item pipes from farms to storage, or pull items from chests into another inventory. Cargo travels through the pipes so you can follow your items along the route.
Gather the materials for each miniature farm, then queue the project in the Farm Workshop. Search projects, check exact ingredient counts and craft farms, upgrades and utility blocks.
Tiered Pocket Storage Chests offer up to 27,648 slots with the default settings. Search across pages, sort your collection and deposit matching items from your inventory.
Browse all thirteen villager professions in the Pocket Trading Hall. Search offers, filter by rank or affordability, save favorites and trade once or by the stack.
The searchable Pocket Farms Field Guide brings recipes, material bills and gameplay help together. Illustrated starter recipes show how to build your Farm Workshop and Miniature World Core.
Fuel the Chunk Loader with minerals from coal to netherite and choose a field up to 11 x 11 chunks. The grid and runtime counters update with your selection, while smaller fields stretch your fuel further.
Toggle the glowing coverage outline to check your farm area in the world. Teal marks the field boundary and gold marks the loader chunk; your farms keep working while you explore as long as the loader has fuel and the world or server remains running.
Sneak-right-click a pipe with the Pipe Wrench to open its routing menu. Rotate the 3D model and click a colored end to choose Auto, Pull or Off; filters, priorities and overflow settings help send items where you want them.