Part 1. Ensure that there is adequate food for the animals to be able to breed them. Begin by growing wheat crops. Get wheat. Destroy any grass to get wheat seeds seeds. Set aside an area next to your house to plant the wheat. Plant the wheat. Get a hoe, right click in the dirt or grass, then plant the seeds.
Wait for the seeds to grow. The time required is random, anywhere between five minutes to one hour. Get a little fancier with the way in which you grow the wheat. One type of wheat growing which is very effective is to supply water to it.
Dig a three block deep pit and put water underneath the floor. Start a wheat farm next to the water or over it. You will then be able to lead your animals into the farm. Harvest the farm. When the wheat is grown, collect it and feed it to your to breed the animals. If you want to breed chickens, you will need seeds. Part 2.
Find an animal that you would like to keep. Simply lead it to wherever you want to keep it. It is recommended that you build a fenced enclosure to keep the animals, otherwise they'll simply wander off again. If you're making a farm with multiple types of animals, gather as many animals as possible.
Find another animal of the same kind. Lead it to your cage. There are limits to how many animals you can keep in a given pen. In modern versions of Minecraft, if animals are packed too tightly 24 in a single block space , they will begin dying of overcrowding. If there is a mix of adult and baby animals, the adults will specifically be killed off first, which allows for construction of a "cow crusher" popularized by the youtuber Wattles. This does work for pigs and sheep, but for various reasons leather cows are the usual inmates.
Note: In older versions of Minecraft, overcrowded animals could be pushed into the walls of the pen. If those were solid blocks, the animal would suffocate; if they were fences or transparent blocks, the animal could be pushed right through them.
In some versions, animals were prone to "phasing through walls" between a game save and restore. Feeding at twice the rate as you slay your mobs is enough to keep mobs at roughly their current population. If you are hatching chickens from eggs, a batch of newly-hatched chickens will take just about an hour to grow up and then replace the eggs used to hatch them. When breeding animals in a fenced-in pen and you have a large amount of them, it can be difficult to leave the pen without animals escaping.
Some ways to deal with this:. Most of these farms include a killing mechanism, a cooking mechanism for the meat and an item collector, usually a hopper. The cooking mechanism and killing mechanism are often combined, in the form of lava or fire. This design uses a sticky piston water gate to control the amount of animals to be cooked. They will be dropped through a "lava blade" which enables their meat to be cooked efficiently. Note that this does not work on chickens and rabbits.
This is an easy farm to set up that only requires the user to breed animals and press a button. It is reusable and has very high efficiency. All cooked meats and other drops are collected automatically, and can be easily piled into a chest for collection by the player later. This farm works for cows, sheep and pigs. Then, you want to go in and kill off some of them, not all. If you kill off all of them, it will be harder to breed them again.
This machine is not resource expensive and can give you infinite amounts of cooked chicken without you having to do anything.
Just build the machine and you won't be hungry for a long time. The chickens in the room with the hopper floor will start laying eggs when they grow up and the eggs will be transported through the hoppers and into the dispenser, which will fire them onto the slab. There are several ways to handle this:. Minecraft Wiki. Minecraft Wiki Explore. Main Page All Pages.
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