Harvest Replant Addon

Harvest Replant Addon — harvest once, and the field quietly resets itself so you keep moving.

You know that moment when a full row pops and your brain groans because now you have to crawl back through and replant every hole? That’s gone. With Harvest Replant, a fully grown crop you break or interact with immediately snaps a fresh seed back into the same spot while the matured drops slide into your inventory. The flow feels right away: you sweep a lane, hear the satisfying crunch of ripe stems, glance back, and the bed already looks freshly planted. No menus, no gimmicks, just a smoother loop that stays survival-friendly and respects your progression. It’s safe to add to an active world and it plays nice with other content, so crop packs and biome add-ons keep doing their thing while your hands stay free.

The rhythm this creates is addicting. You start running fields like a route instead of a chore list—harvest at golden hour, strafe the furrows in long diagonals, and let the ground reseed under your boots. Villager halls become maintenance-free because the human error is gone; you aren’t misclicking soil or leaving random bare patches that desync a cycle. In early game, this means more bread, carrots, and potatoes without losing daylight to micromanagement. Midgame, it’s how you keep steak, rockets, and golden carrots flowing while your attention is on builds, mines, or raids. If you like boosting yield, carry a Fortune hoe where it helps and watch resource chests fill faster while the addon quietly keeps beds uniform.

Big bases and Realms feel the upgrade most. Picture a four-chunk wheat pad with water lanes and a bone-meal corner for tests. You ring the bell, run the perimeter, and the field looks camera-ready by the time you hit the last turn. Storage stays cleaner because there’s no “I’ll replant later” pile rotting in a barrel; harvest translates straight into product. If you’re coaching new players, the learning curve drops to zero—“break the grown ones and keep walking”—and your server stops arguing about trampling soil or misplacing seeds. It even pairs well with manual redstone helpers: observers, dispensers, and simple flood lines still do the heavy lifting, and this addon erases the slowest step between cycles.

What you get is time back. Same beds, same seeds, same honest survival—all the boring clicks lifted. Farm for ten minutes and you’ll feel it: cleaner rows, steadier output, and a loop that lets you focus on the fun parts of the world while the dirt takes care of itself.

Installation:
— Download McPack
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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