Crops

Crops are defined as "Cultivated plants or agricultural produce, such as grain, vegetables, or fruit, considered as a group" and in Minecraft, may refer to the following food-related items and blocks:

• Wheat seeds – The growing wheat seeds block is called "Crops" in-game.
  • Wheat – The crop harvested from fully-grown wheat planted from wheat seeds.
• Beetroot seeds – A crop harvested from beetroots.
  • Beetroot – A crop harvested from beetroots.
• Carrot – The crop harvested from carrots.
• Potato – A crop harvested from potatoes.
  • Poisonous Potato – A crop harvested from potatoes.
• Melon – The fruit crop harvested from fully-grown melons planted from melon seeds.
• Pumpkin – The fruit crop harvested from fully-grown pumpkins planted from pumpkin seeds.
• Farmland – The block where all the previous crops can and should be planted. It is created by using a hoe on dirt or grass.
• Bamboo – The crop harvested from a bamboo sapling.
• Cocoa Beans – The crop harvested from cocoa plants.
• Sugar Cane – The crop harvested from sugar canes.
• Sweet Berries – The crop harvested from a sweet berry bush.
• Cactus – The crop harvested from itself. Can only be planted on any sand block.
• Mushrooms – The crop harvested from itself. As long it is planted in dark areas or on podzol or mycelium it can be grown into a giant mushroom by adding bone meal. Also can spread under the same conditions.
• Kelp – The crop harvested from itself. It can be planted anywhere underwater.
• Sea Pickle – The crop harvested from itself. Should be planted on any alive coral block underwater. If all conditions are met can also spread over other coral blocks when planted.
• Nether Wart – A crop that can only be planted on soul sand. Primarily used for brewing.
• Chorus Fruit – A crop harvested from chorus plants.
• Fungus – A mushroom that grows in the Nether that is planted on nylium. With bone meal, these become huge fungi, with crimson and warped variants.
• Glow berries

Trivia

• Wheat, carrot, and potato's crop breaking sounds are a high-pitched variant of the dirt breaking sound.
• Pumpkin and melon stems have the stone breaking sound.

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