Farmers Tfc FAQ

Place a stove block on the ground near a heat source like a campfire or brick fire, then use a skillet on top of it. You'll need to gather ingredients like crops, meat, or foraged items, then right-click the skillet to see available recipes that match what you're holding.

Food blocks decay over time in the world, but you can slow this dramatically by storing them in a cellar. Build a cellar structure and place your cooked meals inside to keep them fresh much longer.

A skillet is a portable cooking tool that works over any heat source and automatically adjusts its heating method based on what you're cooking. A brick oven is a larger structure that bakes items like dough and provides sustained heat for batch cooking.

Mushrooms spawn naturally on the ground throughout the world, especially in forests and grassy areas. You can also find other wild ingredients scattered across different biomes—explore and look for items on the ground that match TFC's natural resources.

Add fertilizer to rich soil blocks to boost your crops' nutrient content and growth. This makes your harvested crops more nutritious and valuable for cooking meals with better nutrition stats.

Yes—you can craft dog food and horse feed, then use them directly on your pets by right-clicking. This makes managing your animals' nutrition much easier than before.

Meals provide specific nutrients that integrate with TFC's survival mechanics, so different foods restore different types of nutrition rather than just generic hunger. This means you need to eat a variety of meals to stay healthy.

Pack your crops into wooden crates using Shift and right-click, which slows their decay. For even better preservation, store the crates or cooked food inside a cellar.

Farmers TFC is designed to integrate with TerraFirmaCraft's mechanics, but compatibility with other addons depends on whether they modify the same systems—check mod documentation or community forums if you're running multiple mods together.

The stove block acts as a real heat source, but it needs to be placed correctly and may require a heat source beneath or nearby to function. Make sure you have a fire or heat-generating block adjacent to or under the stove.