
Tools and machines for planting, watering, and harvesting crops.
38.1 of the 71 points that apply = 54 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Agricultural Enhancements expands Minecraft farming with tools, machinery, and soil systems for irrigation, planting, crop growth, fertilizer production, and harvesting. Its Watering Can holds a bucket of water and gradually encourages crop growth, while the Farmer’s Wrench rotates compatible blocks, operates some machine functions, and disassembles machines. The Irrigation Controller pressurizes pipe networks up to 15 blocks away, with sprayers watering crops and soil across configurable areas; the Fertilizer Producer processes ingredients into balanced NPK fertilizer. The Crop Manager can till soil, plant seeds and saplings, and maintain soil nutrients with fertilizer, while the Harvester gathers crops within a range of up to nine blocks and can be configured for destructive or regrowth-based harvesting. Tilled Soil tracks moisture and nutrients that affect crop growth: moisture spreads from water, rises with rain, and varies with biome precipitation, while growing crops gradually consume nutrients. Covering Tilled Soil turns it into Soil without losing its moisture or nutrients, and trampling Tilled Soil resets crop growth without uprooting crops. Machine settings are configurable, and Jade and JEI integrations provide information about machines, soil, irrigation, planting options, and fertilizer recipes.
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