Getting started

Farmer’s Delight adds a kitchen to Minecraft. You grow four new crops, cook meals in a pot over a fire, cut ingredients on a board and set out feasts for your friends. The food is worth it: most meals grant Nourishment, which stops your hunger bar from going down while it lasts.

A Farmer's Delight kitchen: stoves, a cooking pot, cabinets and a cutting board.

Install

Farmer’s Delight Neoforged needs NeoForge and nothing else. Install it on both the client and the server. Use the file that matches your Minecraft version. Click your version to download the newest release for it:

Minecraft	NeoForge	Mod version
26.3	26.3.0.101 or newer	1.3.4+neoforged.2
26.2	26.2.0.93 or newer	1.3.4+neoforged.2
26.1.2	26.1.2.126 or newer	1.3.4+neoforged.2
26.1, 26.1.1	26.1.0.19-beta or newer, below 26.1.2	1.3.4+neoforged.2

You can also get it from Modrinth, CurseForge or the GitHub releases, which also list older versions.

What the mod adds

A kitchen: The Cooking Pot turns ingredients into meals over a heat source. The Stove grills six things at once, the Skillet cooks in your hand, and the Cutting Board cuts food and blocks into parts.
New crops: Cabbage, tomatoes, onions and rice. You find them first as wild crops out in the world. Organic Compost slowly turns into Rich Soil, which helps crops grow and lets you farm mushroom colonies.
Better food: Most meals give Nourishment for 30 seconds to 5 minutes: while it lasts, your hunger bar doesn’t go down. Big dishes become feasts you place and share, and pies are eaten slice by slice.
Knives: Knives get ham from pigs, straw from grass and slices from cakes, and they’re what the Cutting Board needs for most food.

Where to start

New to the mod? Follow Your first meal: from a fresh world to your first bowl of stew, step by step.
Want a proper farm? The Farming guide takes you from wild crops to Rich Soil and mushroom colonies.
Looking something up? Every item has its own page in All items & blocks, and the Food reference compares every meal.