General Information:
Simple Farming is a Minecraft 1.14 agriculture mod. It focuses on expanding the vanilla farming system by adding new fruits, vegetables, and meals.
Features:
- New crops
- Berry bushes and cactus crops
- Fruit trees
- Wild plants
- Right-click harvesting
- More meals and snacks
- Full support for vanilla breeding mechanics
Recipes:
View the outdated crafting recipes here or download the Just Enough Items (JEI) mod. If you would like to easily see each item's hunger value and saturation, download the AppleSkin mod.
Wikipedia:
View the wiki!
Feedback:
Want to suggest something to the mod? Submit it in the suggestion form. Otherwise, join the Discord linked above to connect with the community.
Any issues should be submitted on GitHub here.
Credits:
Pandory and Janeela - German translation
TataricAcid - Chinese translation
Enzo1209 - Spanish translation
FastIkirlX, Smollet777 - Russian translation
FastIkirlX, Smollet777 - Ukrainian translation
Crusader of R'hllor - Latin translation
Swetowit - French translation
Elidrin- Smart-harvesting suggestion
Darkhax- file size reduction
In reply to enemeez1:
Hey, also, bug find! According to Just Enough Items, "cheese slice" is unobtainable. I tried putting a cheese wheel in a crafting table, but it did nothing. So currently it seems that all cheese based items are unobtainable
Edit: Just read the wiki, I see that it's obtained by placing the cheese wheel and then clicking on it. A crafting recipie would be nice but obviously I was wrong haha
In reply to winterdrake_:
Eventually, there will be more JEI integration for help with the crafting recipes. Glad the wiki helped.
I tried adding crops in the Serene Seasons mod, but it is not working. Is this a known issue? Am i doing something wrong?
I added the seeds to the config file, but nothing changes(neither the info on the seeds, nor the growth season).
EX: winter_crops = ["minecraft:sapling", "minecraft:nether_wart", "minecraft:red_mushroom", "minecraft:brown_mushroom", "simplefarming:broccoli_seeds", "simplefarming:ginger_seeds", "simplefarming:rye_seeds", "simplefarming:spinach_seeds"]
thank you
In reply to alberto0724:
Instead of the seeds, you will probably want to use the block name. For example "simplefarming:broccoli_crop", "simplefarming:ginger_crop", "simplefarming:rye_crop", "simplefarming:spinach_crop"
In reply to enemeez1:
Apparently using the block name doesn't solve the problem. Any more suggestions? Should i report that in the github page?
In reply to alberto0724:
Looking at the serene seasons github, it seems that listing the seed (item) or crop (block) should work. Make sure everything is formatted correctly, and if it still doesn't work I would report a new issue.
In reply to enemeez1:
Apparently it's a Serene Seasons issue. The mod is ignoring the config file. If you remove a minecraft crop from the list nothing changes and it still shows the fertility seasons in-game. Thanks for the support!
In reply to alberto0724:
No problem. I hope you can figure it out.
This mod is just amazing, but one problem. I use fabric, and most good mods are on fabric. I'm sad I cannot use this in 1.14.4 fabric, but you have made a brilliant mod.
10/10 would harvest again
In reply to DaRealNinjaPurple:
nope, most good mods are forge, but the problem is its buggy.
I think a cool addition would be to add a function where things like the fruit trees and bushes could be harvested by shears in a dispenser. and maybe the bushes could be harvest able by foxes like the sweet berries
Will you focus on bees and goats and other animals
In reply to ClaySoldiersIsTheOne:
Potentially. I have a lot of different features coming in new updates.
when I punch grass it won't give me any modded seed is it a problem about me?
In reply to thedouble_axe:
Seeds have around a 6.25% change of dropping. If no seeds continue to not drop, create a new issue on the Simple Farming GitHub page.
In reply to enemeez1:
okay
How i can know meals values and saturation?
In reply to toxpar_0:
It is recommended to download the AppleSkin mod. Otherwise, meal hunger points can be roughly estimated by adding up the ingredients' hunger points.
In reply to toxpar_0:
theres a mo for that you have to download seperatly