Better Way to Make a Tree Farm?

Discussion in 'Community Discussion' started by LunarEndergirl, May 9, 2018.

  1. Is there a better way of making a tree farm for a variety of trees? I have small farm areas for my trees on my res already, but they don't produce enough to my liking. At best I get 1-2 1/2 stacks.
  2. Do you mean an automated one? or a manual one?
  3. Regarding manual farms: on my residence on utopia (5332) I have a pretty good manual tree farm:



    It's 9 trees by 10 trees, and uses 29 x 31 x 8 in terms of area (8 because birch, and birch trees can get quite high).

    All the trees are places 2 blocks from each other, which means it uses less space, but still gives plenty saplings back. Chopping everything down gives about 8 to 9 stacks, I believe, and when you're done new trees will already have grown. :)
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  4. xGGIRLx head of to smp7 @ /v +harli there is a public tree farm there you can get an idea from.
  5. I'll check it out, thank you!
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  6. What do you mean better way? There are ways like the tree farm in smp7 and there are complex piston machines that basically do the work for you.

    Here is a video if you are interested in those things
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  7. If you're looking for a manual tree farm, there's no better way than just setting aside some space for trees and letting them grow. Keep in mind, if you're growing spruce/jungle trees, you can plant 4 saplings in a 2x2 square to grow large versions of those trees, which normally produce ~1.5 stacks of logs each.

    If you're looking for an automatic tree farm, there are a bunch of designs on the internet for you to choose from. I would personally suggest a farm that crushes the leaves automatically and outputs the trunk into a big ol' wood brick.
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  8. Nah.. that's a quite inefficient one actually: both Time-wise and benemeal-wise... It also isnn't able to farm jungle, acacia and spruce. I suggest making this one:


    It can be used for all small tree types, and is quite fast lagg-friendly and efficient. I'll note that the TNT blast chamber won't work: dispenser's don't drop primed TNT on EMC. Just make a system that lets you place in a lot of TNT, pushing it one by one in the right position, and, when it's almost out, activates the overwrite switch.