BEST Easy Villager Breeder | Minecraft Java 1.21

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BEST Easy Villager Breeder | Minecraft Java 1.21

In this video, I show you how to build a simple villager breeder in Minecraft that you can set up right from the start of your survival world. This design requires no iron, no Nether access, and no rare resources—just basic materials you can gather within the first hour of gameplay. Villager breeding is a game-changer for trading and progression, and this easy setup will help you get started quickly.

I'll walk you through every step, explaining how to place beds, workstations, and food sources to encourage villager reproduction. I also share some useful tips to maximize efficiency, like managing villager movement and ensuring they have enough space. This method is perfect for beginners and works great in any survival world.

By the end of the tutorial, you'll have a fully functional villager breeder supplying a steady stream of new villagers. Whether you're looking to trade for powerful enchantments, farm emeralds, or expand your village, this setup will help you get there. I use this design in all my survival worlds, and I highly recommend it for anyone who wants a simple yet effective way to start villager trading early on.

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:14 What You Need for the Breeder
0:54 Finding a Water Source
1:55 Preparing the Farm Area
2:39 Choosing the Best Crop for Breeding
4:00 Setting Up the Villager Containment
5:28 Terraforming and Bed Room
8:03 Tunnel for Villagers
8:52 Moving Villagers into the Breeder
9:47 Conditions for Breeding
10:30 Optional Baby Villager Filter
12:36 Testing the Breeder and Results
13:12 Testing Different Crops
13:59 Fixing Broken Hearts
14:31 Final Thoughts and Outro

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