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https://minecraft.wiki/
The Minecraft Wiki has now moved to minecraft.wiki. Here is a brief rundown of the changes we were able to implement in the new wiki:
- A new skin
- Faster load times
- Fewer ads
- Improved search functionality
- Removed age popup
- Reintroduced anonymous editing
Consider checking out the full announcement on the new wiki for a more detailed explanation.
Fern farming is a process of farming ferns by applying bone meal to existing ferns and mining the increased layer with shears.
Why bother?
Ferns do not have any use in the game, however they can be used for decoration. You can plant ferns and large ferns in plant pots or on grass to make a good aesthetic for a rustic or taiga-style build.
Manual farming
If you bonemeal a fern, it will grow in height, and it can then be mined with shears. The process can then be repeated, and that is it.
AFK farming
You can automate the system with a dispenser with bonemeal, a hopper minecart system to pick up the ferns and a minecart system to move the player around if a larger farm is built with more than one fern being bonemealed. A hopper clock can be used to dispense shears after the previous set of shears is broken.