Let’s Build a Farm in Minecraft: A Creative Adventure

Hey everybody, and welcome back to our Let’s Play in Minecraft. Today, we have some plans to accomplish. Last Time Recap —————- You can see that last time we were inside this world. We found a new companion, but we haven’t named him yet. He’s so cute—look at his little face. We also set up some storage, which is helpful for organizing our items. Additionally, we decorated the front with some berries. Oh, and those are fireflies! That’s so cool. We also discovered firefly bushes, which are really neat. I love this update so much because it still makes the game feel like the old version of Minecraft. Immediate Danger —————- However, I need to be careful—I’m about to die! I need to sleep before an enemy gets too close to the house. No! That was too close. Maybe I can get rid of it. It’s pretty spooky-looking, not the best situation. Planning a Farm ————— Today, I want to focus on creating a food source, probably a crop farm. I think we have some wheat seeds, so I’ll place the farm next to the house to have a convenient food source. Wheat seems to be our best option right now. I’ll try to attract a drowned mob by walking over here—maybe it’ll walk around the side of the house. If I run over to this bed and click on it, we’ve managed to cheat the system. The drowned should start burning in the fire now. I’ll eat some berries and wait for him to do his thing. Perfect. Choosing a Farm Location ———————— I think having farmland right next to the house would be ideal. Possibly on this side or the other side. Oh my goodness, I’m about to die again because of those bushes! Let me quickly harvest some of them. Additionally, we have to decide whether to build the farm on this side or to the left of the house, which might be more practical because there’s a cave opening there. Would you like some berries? Now, let’s cover this hole so I don’t keep falling into it. Do we have enough dirt? We need to fill that gap. Mining and Tools ————– We also need to go mining to gather some iron—or copper, after the update, it’s quite okay now. Iron would be better for durable tools, and we need a bucket to collect water and create a nice water area. Let’s dig out this area using a shovel. I need to craft one with our copper, as I don’t want to waste our iron tools yet. We also need a stick to make the shovel. We won’t waste our last stick on a copper shovel. Look at that! We also have a copper axe. I love the music playing right now—especially because it reminds me of the old Minecraft soundtrack. When I was younger, I really missed the old music, but I love how it makes the game feel calm and nostalgic. I’m glad I can restart this series using this older texture pack; it really makes the game feel special again. Chopping Trees and Biomes ———————— Let’s chop down some trees, especially these spruce trees, which are my favorite. Tell me in the comments what your favorite wood type is. I love these biomes because they have a foresty feel, unlike the plains that feel very empty. We also discovered the berry bushes here, which are pretty cool. As I chop, I realize I haven’t been collecting enough saplings, so I’ll need to gather some to replant trees. I think the farm could extend all the way down here, which would be pretty cool. I might also add some trees within the farm area as a natural touch. Building the Farm and Fence ————————- Let’s continue chopping and preparing the area. I’ll come back once I’ve cleared everything—this might be boring to watch. By the way, in the last episode, I asked for name suggestions for our dog. However, that video isn’t public yet, so the dog remains unnamed for now. I still like the name Archie, but feel free to suggest other names. We don’t need a larger area for the farm, but we’ll need a fence. I plan to make the fence out of wood to match the house. We have a lot of wood now, so this shouldn’t be a problem. I’ll move the crafting table outside so I don’t have to run back and forth constantly. Fencing and Natural Preservation —————————— Let’s craft some fences. In the past, fences were made just with sticks—pretty simple. Nowadays, we need a bit more wood. I’ll craft enough to enclose the farm area, probably around 24 to 30 fences. I think I’ll go outwards, following the natural landscape, maybe stopping at the trees. I’ll add torches to prevent mobs from spawning at night. Let’s place some around the farm area and ensure the trees don’t get stuck or look odd with fences. We might need to chop some trees that block the area, but I want to keep the natural look, so I’ll leave some trees intact. Creating a Natural Water Feature —————————— It’d be really cool to add a waterfall or river feature here. Maybe terraform the ground to include a small stream flowing into a pond. I will remove some blocks to create a natural-looking river that flows into the main water body. It does take up space but adds a nice aesthetic. Minecraft’s Creativity and Personal Enjoyment ———————————————- One thing I love about Minecraft is how relaxed and creative you can be—just doing stuff at your own pace. Many YouTube videos make it seem like you have to compete to make the biggest builds, but that’s not what the game’s about. It’s about having fun and being creative. I’m excited to start a series like this because it’s more about enjoying the process without stressing over perfection or competition. I’m playing on easy difficulty, so there’s no real stress. I also want to mention that my tools are about to break—that’s a bit annoying. Filling the Farm and Harvesting Seeds ———————————– We need seeds for our farm. We can use bone meal later to grow crops quickly, though we don’t have many bushes here. We also need to gather more iron, but for now, we’ll focus on planting what we have. There’s a creeper outside the fence, but I can’t pick it up—probably because it exploded, and I lost the item. Still, it’s okay; I’ll just be careful. Final Thoughts and Next Steps —————————- I need to charge my controller since it keeps disconnecting. This is a bad way to end the episode, but if you enjoyed it, please leave a like and subscribe. Next episode, we’ll finish the farm. I need to charge my controller so I can continue building. Stay awesome, and I’ll see you in the next video. See you!