Top 3 Minecraft Sugarcane Farms

Top 3 Minecraft Sugarcane Farms! This is how to make / how to build the Top 3 Minecraft Sugarcane Farm designs 1.16 / 1.17 Tutorial !

A sugar cane farm in Minecraft can save you HOURS of searching if you need resources for things like enchanting books, paper, or sugar in your survival base! These should work in both Minecraft Java Edition and Minecraft Bedtock Edition. These full auto / fully automatic farms generate sugarcane, paper, and sugar.

Video Chapters-
0:00 Overview
0:19 Simple Design
1:51 Hybrid Design
7:32 Extreme Design

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[wemblyfraggle]

It was kinda trippy watching a Minecraft video with Terraria music playing in the background.

[la_stellae]

QUICK NOTE for the hybrid one. (IF it is not working, switch the chest area to the middle since hopper minecarts won't unload if it's too fast, also only use two powered rail, one at the end and at the beginning.)

[cidorith]

I love how chaotic the second one was.

[RandomBirdy]

"everything's happy, we're all happy, everyone's happy. please don't cry. I'm still crying"
:D

[vishtoxic]

LETS GO FINALLY a tutorial that shows all methods of sugar cane farms

[mikewatson]

The slab water thing is relatively recent, since slabs could be water logged, 1.13 I think. Before the max efficiency layout made rails a nightmare to avoid all of those water sources.. if you changed the flying machine slightly to have the observers facing upwards, you could use the two middle rows for sugar cane, bit it does make the redstone a bit bigger..

Overall a great video, especially the frustration you had changing to levers on the 2nd design. Glad you didn't cut that from the video!

[justtakeitac]

This is actually a good idea for a series. It basically covers early, mid, and late game farms as well as options for players who wants to farm seriously or just a casual automation :>

[slagad]

Needed a simple design so opted for the third design, even though the slab placement was little exhaustive; the effort was worth it. Happy to report that the farm still works in Minecraft 1.20.4 Java.

[susamogus]

i loved the bloopers of the second farm so much

[Veritiles]

Thx dude now I have a sugar cane farm in my hardcore world

[FireMaster-orlo]

Hypixel skyblock be like:

What? Pistons? Never heard of them. We do things the natural way here.

[doggydude]

Good video, however the extreme design can be modified to be completely automated by setting up observers at specific sugar cane blocks to trigger the same mechanism so that the flying machine will be set off by certain sugar cane blocks reaching 3 height so you can afk with it on and get much more sugar cane, hope this helps everyone out!

[acrunchycarrot]

In my opinion, I find the hybrid design good for when you begin to get sugarcane for books, or trading them for emeralds. Even though its not much of a starter farm its really efficient.

[TheCheeselordForever]

So helpful! I wanted a farm that was effective but not too big and not too expensive for my villager hall. And this is exactly what I needed.

[suprpiggi]

Mysticat : Pretty quickly !
Also Mysticat : * 𝗳𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝘄𝗼 𝘀𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗱 𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿 *

[bicycle]

For the extreme design. On the wall spaces that you can't place sugar cane, you can use waterlogged stairs as a way to negate that problem

[TunesByAI]

For the first farm, you can place the observer facing the bottom part instead of the top part. Sugarcane grows by pushing the cane up, unlike bamboo which just add another block on top of the existing bamboo.

[hasidavid]

I built the second one, but you can actually build it with much less resources. You can leave out every second or even more of the observers. Instead of the redstone block you can just use levers. Also there is no loss in efficiency if you only power the first few rails.

[Emilpup]

:D
Also the no shaders vibe and the 'leaving in the bloopers' vibe is *chef's kiss*

[sarahgardinor]

I think these farms are pretty good and easy to follow and even for beginners I might use these when I finally stop playing creative XD