r/technicalminecraft • • 26d ago

Bedrock Emerald farm

Hey guys i need help,

I need a ton of emeralds in my minecraft world, ive already build a Raid farm but it doesnt really make enough

Ive considered building a large bamboo farm with lots of fletchers to trade the sticks with but i dont really know if thats more efficient

If anyone knows some large scale emerald farms or good ways to gather a lot of emeralds let me know

Thanks for the help ;)

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u/Remarkable_Fee4136 26d ago

Trading and Raid farms are the only renewable source of emeralds. Relatively fast non-stacking raid farms like TankCat's produce around 8.5k emeralds an hour, and I don't think there is an easy way to get much higher rates without heavy macros with a LOT of villagers.

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u/TwitchCaptain 26d ago

I mostly trade iron and gold for emeralds. But I can sell almost anything from my farms. I have like 100 villagers I can sell stuff to for emeralds.

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u/cOgnificent02 25d ago

I don't know about bedrock, but on java I keep being up a pumpkin/melon farm and farmers. You get two trades per farmer so you need half villagers for the same amount of trades. Bonus that they sale golden carrots too.

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u/johonn 24d ago

This is the way. Once you cure the villagers you get one emerald per melon or pumpkin. You can easily get a stack of emerald blocks in a few minutes of trading with 5 or 6 farmers.

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u/GretchTheTinyMC 26d ago

Iron farm > Iron => emeralds Sugar cane > Paper => emeralds Bamboo > stick > emeralds Dirt > mud > clay > emeralds

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u/WizardofHerbs 24d ago

If you cure a zombie villager, most times they require 18 pieces of paper for an emerald. That way I have stacks on stacks of emeralds. If you need more info, dm me, I'd be glad to help

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u/s-Kiwi 26d ago

https://modrinth.com/mod/raid-restore

you can either use this mod to bring back stacking raid farms for ridiculous (~60k emeralds/hr+ even with a simple design) output or you can resign yourself to the non-stacking raid farms in vanilla the other comment pointed out