https://github.com/elenterius/cropcultivation
A Minecraft Mod that truly changes the farming of Crops. Instead of new crops this mod adds a new growth system.
https://github.com/elenterius/cropcultivation
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A Minecraft Mod that truly changes the farming of Crops. Instead of new crops this mod adds a new growth system.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/elenterius/cropcultivation
- Owner: Elenterius
- License: mit
- Created: 2019-10-22T14:01:42.000Z (about 6 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2020-09-15T15:14:50.000Z (over 5 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-02-13T02:29:49.335Z (11 months ago)
- Topics: farming, minecraft-forge-mod
- Language: Java
- Homepage:
- Size: 3.34 MB
- Stars: 3
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# Crop Cultivation
[](https://files.minecraftforge.net/maven/net/minecraftforge/forge/index_1.15.2.html)
[](https://github.com/Elenterius/CropCultivation)
A Minecraft Forge Mod that takes out the simple out of Crop Farming.
Currently focuses on soil management, and plant growth restrictions.
This mod modifies the growth **requirements**, growth **chance** and **yield** of all compatible Crops.
This mod will not add new crops. Use supported mods like Simple Farming.
## Mod Support
### Supported Crops
- Minecraft (exceptions: coca beans, saplings, sweet berry bush, mushroom)
- Simple Farming (exceptions: saplings/trees & bushes & grapes)
- XL Food Mod (exceptions: vanilla spice plant)
### Partial Support
- HarvestCraft Crops (only the crops overlapping with SimpleFarming, the remainder falls back to generic crop stats)
**Note:** HarvestCraft Crops contains over 70 crops and requires time to research/guesstimate the crop characteristics.
If you want full support consider helping out.
### Compatible Crops
**Note:** not supported crops will fallback to generic behavior
- blocks extending CropsBlock
- blocks implementing IGrowable
- should contain a Block Property for age (IntegerProperty with the identifier "age") if not crop yield will not be properly modified
### Farming For Blockheads
**Note:** you will not be able to create their fertilized farmland variants because vanilla farmland is no longer attainable in survival.
- made Red Fertilizer a `Nitrogen Fertilizer`
- made Green Fertilizer a `Phosphorus & Potassium Fertilizer`
- added `Soil Amendments` to the market
- added `Measuring Devices` to the market
### Growth Speed
Although Crop growth can be accelerated by other mods, the growth requirements still need to be fulfilled in most cases.
(Mods that use the IGrowable interface to grow a crop circumvent the growth restrictions since the CropGrowthEvent is not fired).
### Serene Seasons
Theoretically compatible, but not tested.
# Wiki
## Crop Growth & Yield
- growth requirements
- soil moisture
- soil macronutrients: `Nitrogen (N)`, `Phosphorus (P)`, `Potassium (K)`
- soil pH inside tolerance
- temperature inside tolerance
- growth chance
- based on nutrient availability in soil which depends on soil pH
- crop yield
- based on nutrient concentration in soil throughout its growth stages
Note:
- Unsatisfied plants will eventually starve
- Crops can be burned by over-fertilization
## Soils (Farmland)
```diff
! The Mod removes the ability to create vanilla farmland from vanilla dirt with the hoe
```
You can craft the different "non tilled" soil variants with dirt, sand and clay. Place them in the world and use your hoe on it.
You can use a shovel to convert tilled soil back to their respective dirt variant.
_From left to right: Vanilla Dirt, Sandy Soil, Loamy Soil, Silty Soil and Clayey Soil_
### Soil Properties
- Soil Texture
- Moisture
- pH
- Nutrients:
`Nitrogen (N)`,
`Phosphorus (P)`,
`Potassium (K)`
- Organic Matter Content
- increases moisture capacity/retention of soil
- increases nutrient retention of soil
#### Soil Moisture Level
Instead of vanilla crops requiring only moist farmland to grow well,
each crop requires now the moisture level to be within a specific range to be able to grow.
There are 10 soil moisture levels, ranging from 0 to 10:
SEVERELY_DRY -> EXCESSIVELY_DRY -> ABNORMALLY_DRY -> DRY -> AVERAGE_0 -> AVERAGE_1 -> MOIST ->
ABNORMALLY_MOIST -> WET -> EXCESSIVELY_WET -> STANDING_WATER
_From left to right: Very Dry, Average, Moist, Wet, Standing Water_
_SimpleFarming Rice growing on a "flooded" field (Wet, Excessively Wet, Standing Water)_
### Player Interaction
- Moisture capacity can be modified
- by placing sand/gravel/clay/stone below soil
- adding compost to soil which adds organic matter to the soil
- Organic Matter has a chance to decay into nutrients for the soil
- Overall pH doesn't change much by itself, the player is the only big influence through the application of liming or acidifying material
- Basically macronutrients and compost are the least things that should be checked before replanting
### Raised Soil Bed
Crafted by putting soil into a partially filled composter.
- the heat of the decomposing compost raises the soil temperature allowing plants to grow in colder regions
- keep the soil moist and occasionally reapply compost to keep the decomposition process going
### Environmental Influences
- Rain
- can decrease soil pH
- can wash away nutrients if the organic matter content of soil is low
## Plant Macronutrients
- Nitrogen (N)
- high concentration in soil leads to faster crop growth
- Phosphorus (P)
- high concentration in soil leads to better crop yield
- Potassium (K)
- high concentration in soil leads to better crop yield
## Soil Amendments
### Compost
Applied to the soil to increase the organic matter content of soil.
### Fertilizer
Fertilizers increase the Nutrients in the soil.
```diff
! The Mod removes the ability to use bone meal on compatible crops
```
**Note:** Apply Fertilizers to the soil instead of the crop.
- `Bone Meal`
- `Industrial Fertilizer`
- `Granite Dust`
- `Feather Meal`
- `Seaweed Meal`
- `Fish Meal`
- `Soybean Meal` `optional (requires simplefarming or harvestcraft)`
### Liming Material
Increases the Soil pH.
- `Lime Dust`
- uncommon side product from cutting Rocks with the Stonecutter
- `Wood Ash`
- process charcoal into dust with the mortar and pestle (unrealistic)
(make wood ash a waste product of burning/smelting wood logs in a furnace?)
### Acidifying Material
Decreases the Soil pH.
- `Blaze Powder`
- `Gunpowder`
- `Sulphur` `from simplysalty mod`
## Datapack
`data/cropcultivation/...`
### Item Tags
- `n_fertilizer`
- contains already optional entry for `farmingforblockheads:red_fertilizer`
- `p_fertilizer`
- contains already optional entry for `farmingforblockheads:green_fertilizer`
- `k_fertilizer`
- contains already optional entry for `farmingforblockheads:green_fertilizer`
- `acidifying_material`
- contains already optional entry for `simplysalty:sulphur`
- `liming_material`
- `compost`
- contains already optional entry for `cannycomposter:compost`
### Block Tags
- `default_growth`: crops/plants added to this tag will be excluded from the modified growth behavior, this does not prevent the consumption of nutrients!