
A cozy 1.21.1 Fabric farming modpack with seasons, Farmer's Delight, food, animals, ambience, countryside exploration, visual polish, and performance mods.
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The Farm is a cozy survival modpack centered on building a peaceful countryside farm, with crop growing, seasonal farming, cooking, animals, and exploration rather than heavy technology progression. Farmer’s Delight Refabricated and Nemo’s Farming deepen the food and farming loop, while Fabric Seasons and seasonal compatibility bring changing seasons into crop cultivation. Countryside worlds are shaped by Terralith, Tectonic, Explorify, and Wilder Wild, with villages and nature-focused encounters that can include bees, mooblooms, snails, and other wildlife. Visual and audio details include Fresh Animations, improved leaves, ambient sounds, footsteps, particles, and shader-friendly visuals, creating a more atmospheric rural setting. Quality-of-life additions include Waystones for travel, Nature’s Compass for finding biomes, Comforts, Carry On, and REI for recipe viewing; Sodium, Lithium, Iris, and related optimizations support smoother play, with shaders optional.
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No harmful code found in its projects
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AI used in 4 of the 58 mods we checked
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