Add it back to your inventory and place it on the ground near where you want the villager to spawn.
One of the things that makes it so timeless is the huge number and variety of blocks, mobs and items you can use to build, explore and conquer.
If you have them play Minecraft together, they'll have a blast while they build farming skills. Farmer Minecraft is really fun and teaches kids to be farmers. Kids can play with friends over the internet, creating farm plots to till and raise livestock.
Composters collect food and plant material to help create the bone meal required to grow crops such as carrots, beets, potatoes, wheat and melons. Try filling a composter with sugar canes or other plant material. Villagers will use composters to produce bone meal.
Farmer Trade
Add Items to make a Farmer In the crafting menu, you should see a crafting area that is made up of a 3x3 crafting grid. To make a farmer, place 2 iron ingots and 1 pumpkin in the 3x3 crafting grid. When making a farmer, it is important that the iron ingots and pumpkin are placed in the exact pattern as the image below.
A Farmer is a passive mob that breeds farm animals. They can be found in villages or summoned with a villager spawn egg (on PC Java Edition only). Farmers are able to farm, but they also trade with other villagers... Other villagers will give you more emeralds if you're willing to do some good deeds for them.
They can be right-clicked to put a seed in its hand; then, it will wander around until it finds farmland to plant the seed. Once planted, the seed turns into that type of crop. The farmer will also replant as needed.
It is composed of three wood planks in the first row and three apple in the second row.
How to Make a Farmer Villager?
To transform a villager into a farmer, you need to get a bed and a composter. If you put them in an open area, the villagers will go there and try to play with them. If the villager has become interested, it will start doing things like it is working. He or she will be trading soon!
The farmer villager has a unique opportunity to trade with a player. A farmer carries out such trades: trading seeds, wheat, bread, cooked meat, beetroot and sometimes potato or carrot. To get a useful villager, you need to equip the house of villagers (min 4 buildings) with a bed and workbench (composter).
Composter
A composter can be used to convert plant material into bone meal. All six wood types, leaves, grass, seagrass, tallgrass, ferns and vines can be placed in the composter. The composting progress is shown through a scale of ten stages (levels) of filled hearts displayed in the GUI above the "base" of the composter. Composters are also used by farmer Villagers as a job site block to harvest vegetables.
Fill it with scraps of food, yard waste, coffee grounds, eggshells and more. Turn the contents weekly. After a few months, a rich compost material forms that can be used in flower beds, vegetable gardens, houseplants and lawns.
Biomass and plants can be composted in it to produce bone meal. The composter's level indicates how full it is, with 0 being empty and 8 being full. Composting slows down as levels increase. Composters emit steam particles if there is at least one plant inside.
