13 Tips to Build Tree Farm Longmont in Minecraft

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1. Choose a Farm Size. Your farm can be as large or small as you want it to be. 26 by 24 is highly recommended for all players.

Remember, the larger the farm, the more supplies it will take.

2. Choose your Farm Land. This is where we will build the farm.

It is recommended that your land is flat, though this isn’t mandatory.
There are infinite places to build your farm, but here are a few ideas.
- Underground. Building your farm underground is the most versatile place to build your farm, though it is the most time consuming.
- In a Field. This requires no special items, and is the easiest to build, though it isn’t very safe from Mobs.
- Inside. Usually this is a special building dedicated to a farm. It should have a glass ceiling to let sunlight in. It requires that you build a building for the farm, but is safe from Mobs.
If you don’t have the means to perform step 6, put your farm adjacent to a pond so you can dig the canals from there and let the pond fill them up. Keep in mind that if you do this, the number of blocks you can use in your canals will be limited, but this can work as a stop-gap solution until you can get the iron to make a bucket.

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3. Build a perimeter around your farm. This helps to keep monsters out.

Note: Make the perimeter two blocks high at least, or use fences, otherwise Mobs will jump over the built wall.

4. Light up your land with Torches. This way, it prevents the Mobs from spawning in your farm.

You can use glowstone under the water canals and under the fence

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5. Dig Water Canals. These will water the crops.

Keep in mind that the water will irrigate 4 blocks in each direction, so have 8 blocks between the canals

6. Fill the canals with water. Use the bucket to scoop up the water.

If you don’t have the means to perform this step, put your farm adjacent to a pond so you can dig the canals from there and let the pond fill them up. Keep in mind that if you do this, the number of blocks you can use in your canals will be limited, but this can work as a stop-gap solution until you can get the iron to make a bucket.

7. Till the dirt with the hoe. Crops will only grow on tilled land.

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8. Plant the crops. Right click on the tilled land with seeds in your hand.

9. Wait for the Crops to grow. Use Bone Meal to speed up the process.

10. Harvest the crops.

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11. Replant the crops.

Harvesting crops yields seeds.

Now you have a working farm, enjoy!

12. Things You’ll Need

Seeds
Hoe
Blocks/fences
Buckets of water
Dirt
4 Glowstones
Lots of torches

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13. More tips

You can get seeds by breaking tall and short grass.
Water can wet up to 4 blocks of tiled land.
Play around with it a little, see what works for you.
You can farm more than just wheat, some of the things you can farm are:
- Melons and Pumpkins, Melons are good food sources, but they require an empty space next to the stem for the melon to grow in.
- Carrots and Potatoes, these are excellent to satisfy hunger.
- Livestock, this is an easy and efficient way of collecting food.
- Sugar canes, These are used for books (Need paper and leather), and cake (3 buckets of milk, 2 sugars, 3 wheat and one egg), require a water source block adjacent to them to grow, though they can’t be placed on tilted soil. (It can grow on sand, red sand, dirt or grass block)

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