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By breeding villagers, you can expand your village, create specialized trades, build automated farms, and enhance security with Iron Golems. It is not as simple as throwing two villagers together and waiting for a baby to appear.
To start breeding villagers, you need to:
Select the villagers:
The first step you must take is to find a village. Once located, you must devise a way to transport the villagers to the breeding zone; for this, you can use boats or create a rail system.
To avoid this process, it is advisable to breed these villagers near the village where you found them or even within the village itself.
Boat
Provide Food:
Feeding the villagers is an essential part of the process. Different food items have different point values. Bread is worth 4 points, while carrots, potatoes, and beetroots are worth 1 point each. So you must provide these items, ensuring that each villager has at least 12 food points.
Minecart
First, head to a village and dig a hole two blocks deep in the ground. This hole should be large enough to accommodate all the villagers and beds. Next, fill the floor of the hole with beds. It's important to place as many beds as possible.
Once you've ensured that the villagers have no way to escape from the hole, bring two villagers from the village using a minecart or boat and place them on top of the beds.
Villager Farm
Then, I recommend giving each of them 64 carrots. Ensure there's a bed for every villager in the hole and for every villager you intend to produce. This means the minimum number of beds you should have is three: two for the parent villagers and one for the new villager.
Iron Golem
Keep in mind that during the process, iron golems may spawn around the villager farm.
These villagers are fundamental for trading and collection of food items such as carrots or potatoes.
Villagers are key components in numerous farms, being indispensable in iron farms. The creation of iron farms allows you to get tons of iron ingots, and villagers play a vital role in generating iron golems.
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