7 Best Minecraft Farms With 300+ Hours Experience

During world-building in Minecraft, the biggest hurdle for the players is materials of different kinds. That problem is easily solved by farming, which creative and advanced Minecraft players mostly do. My Best Minecraft Farms guide has listed the top 15 farms you can build, no matter what kind of player you are.

1. XP Farm

In my experience, gaining XP is one of the most difficult tasks in Minecraft, especially for newbies. Leveling up allows one to unlock new skills and become more powerful. It is one of the most essential and basic things you must do in the game. The best way to gain XP is by farming for it with Enderman.

• There are multiple methods of capturing Enderman.
• But the main way of doing it is luring the Enderman towards a trap.
• You can lure all of them simply by killing one once they start spawning, which will anger all the Enderman in the group.

2. Gold Farm

You can trade the gold with villagers for several cool things. Or you can use Gold for crafting different gold armor. Now I know that Gold is important, so let’s look at how to farm gold in the best way possible. 

• Both versions involve creating a platform in the Nether and then having Zombified Piglen Spawns trapped.
• Once they are trapped, one farm will let you kill them, and the other will kill them automatically. So one of the farms is considered AFK whilst the other is not.

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3. Creeper Farm

In Minecraft, not all farms are a good option to build for Creeper farms if you ask me. Mainly, the Creeper Farms can be divided into two categories: the Creeper Only Farms and the second Charged Creeper Farms. Creeper farms are a much better option when compared to Charged Creeper Farms. Because when directly compared, one requires a lot of work whilst the other doesn’t, and they both give the same rewards.

You can check out Shulkercraft’s take on a Creeper Farm in Minecraft.

4. Chicken Farm

Chicken farms produce many goods at very low costs and work. Unlike almost all the other animals in Minecraft, Chickens don’t require any work. Like Cows and Sheep, which require you to feed them and get the goods. But when it comes to chickens, you don’t even need to feed them.

Triloms has put up a good Chicken Farm tutorial that you can follow to get your own.

• The egg farm can only produce eggs and sometimes feathers.
• Both farms work similarly by getting the chicken in a place and then collecting the eggs with a hooper.
• However, lava kills the mature chicken in the Chicken Farm, and hoppers collect the Cooked Chicken.

5. Piglin Bartering Farm

Bartering is very useful in Minecraft to acquire all sorts of different items. If you don’t know what Bartering is, then it’s simply exchanging gold with random spawns with Piglin. If you have a gold farm or a lot of Gold, this farm is a must-have because Piglin drops items such as Enchanted Books with Soul Speed or Gravel.

• The farm is pretty simple to build in Minecraft; all you need to do is transfer the gold from the Gold farm to the Pigman farm.
• They will pick it up and drop a random item every time.
• It is worth noting that if you kill a Piglin to get the Gold back, it will not work because they confiscate the gold and do not drop anything unless you one-hit-kill them.

You could also drop by Shulkercraft’s tutorial and build his tried and tested Piglin Bartering Farm.

6. Hoglin Farm

Hoglin farm is one of the most underrated farms in Minecraft if you ask me. It lets you do so much as compared to some farms. A Hoglin drops raw pork chops, which, if cooked, are the same in saturation as steaks. On top of that, their nutritional value is also the same as a chicken. Other than that, you trade Leather and Raw Pork with villagers that come from this farm for Emeralds.

Hoglins spawn on Crimson Forest and are afraid of certain things in Minecraft. This farm creates a spawning point for Hoglins and then scares them with something to make them run into the lava placed at the edges. From beneath the lave, hoopers gather up all the loot for you. The farm works relatively simply and does wonders.

7. Stone Farm

Stones are valuable in Minecraft, and they come in handy with a lot of different objectives like repairs or construction. They even help you build Redstone repeaters and Redstone comparators. Though stones are necessary for building, a stone farm is rather difficult. You need to use a cobblestone generator farm to create stones in Minecraft, but it gets tricky.

Creating a generator includes mixing lava into the water and turning lava into Cobblestone. But it’s also possible to generate Stone with it. All that’s required is to switch things up a bit. By placing lava above the water and placing the hopper beneath the water, you can generate stone. Then, using a pickaxe with Silk Touch enchantment will mine those sweet stones efficiently. 

Even though the process is quite simple, I strongly recommend checking out BlazeDude’s take on some easy-to-make Stone Farms.

These are my picks for the Best Minecraft Farms, and they truly are the most useful farms in the game. Having these farms will improve overall gameplay and save time gathering basic materials. These farms will help all the players, Advanced or Newbies. If, by any chance, your favorite Minecraft Farm is not on my list, the comment section is all yours. 

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