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Farming and food

Farms fund your economy. Hunger behaviour on CobbleVerse may differ from vanilla — treat food as healing/utility too.

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    Wheat farm for emerald trading
    Wheat farm. Farm wheat, trade Farmers for emeralds, sell at the Bank for PokéDollars.

    Farm setup example

    Top-down layout with water channels so every crop stays hydrated. Click the diagram to enlarge.

    Top-down wheat farm setup example
    Farm setup example. Alternating crop rows and water — expand this pattern at your claim.

    Pack note: No Hunger datapack

    CobbleVerse ships a No Hunger datapack. That means classic starvation pressure is reduced/removed compared to vanilla. You still want farms for emerald trading, animal breeding, and some healing foods — not only to fill a hunger bar.

    Details: Pack differences.

    Wheat → emeralds → PokéDollars

    1. Break grass for seeds; craft a hoe.
    2. Till dirt within 4 blocks of water.
    3. Light the farm; do not jump on crops.
    4. Trade a Farmer villager for emeralds.
    5. Sell emeralds at the Bank (~400$ each on this pack). See Economy.

    Other useful farms

    • Apricorns — balls (guide)
    • Sugar cane / paper — Empty Maps for gym maps
    • Animals — leather, food, trading leftovers
    • Kelp / seagrass — Misty map items need Shears for seagrass

    See also: Villages · Essential recipes

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