A renewable resource (as opposed to a non-renewable resource) is a resource that can be produced indefinitely in Survival, within finite space and without exploiting glitches. There are many differences in renewability between Java Edition and the Bedrock and Legacy Console editions. This category represents the situation in Java Edition; see Renewable resource#Bedrock Edition and Renewable resource#Legacy Console Edition for discussion of the differences.
Pages in category "Renewable resources"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 362 total.
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- Baked Potato
- Bamboo
- Banner
- Barrel
- Basalt
- Beacon
- Bed
- Beehive
- Beetroot
- Beetroot Seeds
- Beetroot Soup
- Bell
- Big Dripleaf
- Black Dye
- Blackstone
- Blast Furnace
- Blaze Powder
- Blaze Rod
- Block of Amethyst
- Block of Coal
- Block of Copper
- Block of Emerald
- Block of Gold
- Block of Iron
- Block of Lapis Lazuli
- Block of Quartz
- Block of Redstone
- Blue Dye
- Blue Ice
- Boat
- Bone
- Bone Block
- Bone Meal
- Book
- Book and Quill
- Bookshelf
- Bottle o' Enchanting
- Bow
- Bowl
- Bread
- Brewing Stand
- Brick
- Bricks
- Brown Dye
- Bubble Column
- Bucket
- Bucket of aquatic mob
- Bundle
- Button
C
- Cactus
- Cake
- Campfire
- Candle
- Carpet
- Carrot
- Carrot on a Stick
- Cartography Table
- Cauldron
- Chain
- Charcoal
- Chest
- Chorus Flower
- Chorus Fruit
- Clock
- Coal
- Coarse Dirt
- Cobblestone
- Cobblestone Slab
- Cobblestone Stairs
- Cocoa Beans
- Compass
- Composter
- Concrete
- Concrete Powder
- Cooked Chicken
- Cooked Cod
- Cooked Mutton
- Cooked Porkchop
- Cooked Rabbit
- Cooked Salmon
- Cookie
- Copper Ingot
- Coral
- Coral Block
- Coral Fan
- Crafting Table
- Creeper Head
- Crossbow
- Crying Obsidian
- Cyan Dye