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This schematic provides a straightforward design for an Iron Farm in Minecraft. It’s designed for efficiency and ease of construction.

To get your Iron Farm operational, you will need to place three villagers within their designated containment area. Additionally, a zombie must be positioned in the central chamber. For optimal functionality and to prevent despawning, ensure that both the villagers and the zombie are equipped with nametags.

Materials Required

23 block types · 7,426 blocks · 35×35×27

Dirt2,666
Stone2,297
Grass Block591
Water453
Granite294
Smooth Stone Slab245
Stone Bricks235
Andesite162
Diorite103
Grass96
Coal Ore77
Glass72
Stone Brick Slab30
Gravel28
Stone Brick Stairs18
Hopper11
Copper Ore9
Lava9
Oak Wall Sign9
Chest6
Dandelion6
White Bed6
Wall Torch3

Before You Build

This build uses 7,426 blocks across 23 block types – about 117 stacks in total, or 5 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 35×27 blocks of ground and stands 35 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Dirt – 2,666 41 stacks + 42
Stone – 2,297 35 stacks + 57
Grass Block – 591 9 stacks + 15
Water – 453 7 stacks + 5
Granite – 294 4 stacks + 38

Survival or creative?

Every block in this build can be obtained in survival, so it can be built by hand without creative mode or commands. You will need Silk Touch for Glass, Grass Block.

Moving parts

It includes Hopper, so check the mechanism still works after pasting – redstone state and item-container contents do not always survive a paste.

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