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The deployers and make an exit point on the right of the deployer line.

Place water in the one space not adjacent to the piston.ĭigging underneath the deployers now, make a 2 high path directly under This should leave one space for water and one for the piston arm. To the left of the redstone line place a sticky piston facing in the same direction as the deployers with a solid block on the second spot in front of it and to the left of the piston and empty space. Fill these deployers with one stack of wheat Behind these place a row of redstone (only behind the deployers however). Standing on the tilled dirt, facing away from the glass place a deployer facing all the 6 tilled dirt. Now make a one block high frame that's 5x11 using the glass section as the front side of the wall.įrom here till the dirt using a hoe on the blocks adjacent to the glass (inside of building). Fill this up with water and cover with glass (if you wish to see the wheat being made) or a solid block (if you don't wish to be able to watch). Start by creating a trench 6 blocks long on the edge of the longest side of the area. You will need a flat 5 x 11 area for the majority of this project.

So this page was created for those people. I created this as a part of the creation of my CakeMaker tutorial and thought that not everyone would find this tutorial who may want it if they didn't need it for cake production. This is a tutorial on the creation of an automatic wheat farm using bone meal as a means of very fast production, at a rate of approximately 6 wheat per 16 seconds or approximately 1350 per hour, provided the bone meal supply is maintained.