AgriCraft Mod FAQ

AgriCraft is a farming mod that adds crop breeding and genetics, letting you cross-breed plants to discover new crop varieties and improve their stats. It works with vanilla plants and also supports crops added by many other mods.

Put crops on farmland, then apply crops to existing crops to make a crosscrop. If at least 2 fully grown crops are next to the crosscrop, a mutation can sprout, which is either one of the surrounding crops or a brand new one.

AgriCraft has 6 stats by default: Growth (growth rate), Gain (number of fruits), Strength (where the plant can grow), Resistance (resistance to weeds), Fertility (likelihood of cross-breeding), and Mutativity (likelihood of a positive mutation).

AgriCraft follows mendelian genetics: each gene is a pair of alleles, and usually one allele is dominant over the other. When cross-breeding two plants, the child inherits one of the two alleles from each parent.

The journal records every seed you analyze in the seed analyzer. It shows information, tier, growth stages, fruits, and mutations once you have discovered all the required parent seeds.

In the /config directory there is an agricraft folder with a configuration file and a mutations file. You can add, remove, or customize mutations in the mutations file, and there is also a config option to reload the default mutations.

Default mutations exist for Vanilla, AgriCraft, Pam's Harvestcraft, Natura, Plant Mega Pack, and Pam's Weee Flowers.

The chance to mutate into a new plant is 20% by default and can be changed in the config. The chance to sprout one of the surrounding plants is 80% by default.

AgriCraft supports Minecraft versions 1.18.2, 1.20, 1.20.1, and 1.20.4, with fabric, forge, and neoforge loaders.

Yes, AgriCraft has NEI support, meaning NEI can tell you all the mutations. If you want to explore them yourself, you can disable this in the config.