Agriculture

A two-block-tall support for climbing plants — cotton grows on it today. Placed on moist farmland, seeded by right-click. The plant roots slowly once, then fruits in an endless cycle: harvesting never destroys it.

An LV EU/FE-buffered station from which a BER-drawn drone lifts off and patrols farmland within a 4-block radius — tilling free dirt, planting seeds, fertilizing immature crops, clearing grass and bushes, and hauling ripe harvest back to the station.

A 1×2 multiblock — mechanical base plus a glass dome. Mutates items by uranium irradiation and EU/FE: duplicates, transforms or creates new ones. Mode set by a chip, outcome is probabilistic with four rarity grades.

A rubber-bearing dandelion from the Kazakh steppe — rubber you can grow. Flower on top, root two blocks down: dig the tip forever, the plant survives and grows it back.

A passive glass jar for the side or top of a vanilla beehive or bee nest — it shows the hive's honey level and is the dock of the apiary drone.

A spinning head on a mast that sprays nutrient solution over everything growing within 4 blocks. The one machine in the mod that draws no EU/FE at all — no cable connects to it, and it runs on solution alone. Mounts on a floor or under a ceiling.

A two-block LV station for four apiary drones — they visit the hives whose attachments are on the apiary map within 15 blocks, take the honey from full hives without upsetting the bees and pour it into the station's tank.

A sealed room of any shape whose woken seedbeds grow real vanilla amethyst clusters. The controller floods the air inside, so a dome, a stepped pyramid or an L-shaped wing all count, and a finished greenhouse shows it by losing the seams in its shell. Water, EU/FE and a sprinkler only make it faster; none of the three is required.

Bone meal without the luck — a sapling always becomes a tree, a crop ripens at once, and everything else grows as from ordinary bone meal, minus the misfire. If nothing can grow, the meal is not used up and the world is left as it was.