Bing Agriculture Extend

A farming quality-of-life mod for Minecraft 1.21.1. It doesn't add new crops — it fixes the tedious parts of running a farm.

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  Storage Bags — stop your inventory filling up

  Harvesting a big field means your inventory is full before you're halfway down the row. Keep a bag in your hotbar and everything you pick up goes straight into it — even when your inventory is completely full. Seed bags and crop bags, in normal (27 slots)
  and large (45 slots) sizes.

  Sneak + right-click a chest to empty the whole bag into it in one motion. And if you only want a bag holding wheat and nothing else, there's a whitelist row at the bottom of the screen — leave it empty and it takes everything, or fill it in to narrow it
  down.

  Replanting a field, in one click

  Seed bags also plant. Sneak + right-click the ground and you sow a 3×3 area (5×5 with the large bag). It works out what to plant from what you're standing on — point at tilled soil and it sows seeds, point at grass and it plants saplings, and it won't drain
  a flooded rice paddy to do it.

  If you're short on seeds it plants fewer rather than mixing in something random, so you never end up with a patchwork field.

  Fertilizer Sprayer — bone meal without the clicking

  Instead of right-clicking every single plant, fill the sprayer's tank and mist a 5×5 area at once. There's a visible spray effect and a one-second cooldown, so it feels like using a tool rather than spamming a button.

  It only works on actual farmland — plus bamboo, saplings and paddy rice. It won't turn a grass field into flowers, so a tank of bone meal lasts. The coloured bar under the icon shows how much you have left at a glance, and the sprayer never wears out.

  Sneak + right-click a chest to suck up all its bone meal before you head out, and press N to open it any time it's in your hotbar.

  Compost Bins — turn the leftovers into bone meal

  Every farm produces surplus seeds and crops nobody wants. Drop them in a compost bin and they slowly become bone meal, which feeds straight back into the sprayer. Two sizes: a starter bin, and a larger barrel that holds more and buffers a bigger backlog.

  Hoppers can pull the finished bone meal out automatically, but can't steal material that hasn't broken down yet — so you can safely automate it.

  Feeding Trough — animals feed themselves

  Fill it, and nearby animals walk over and eat on their own. No more standing in a pen right-clicking wheat.

  Pick which animal it feeds from a list of what's actually wandering nearby, and set a cap per species — once you have eight cows, the trough stops attracting cows and stops wasting feed, while your sheep pen keeps going. Babies are never fed, so they can't
  eat the food your breeding stock needs.

  It works out what each animal eats by itself, so animals from other mods are supported too.

  Bee Net — move bees without losing them

  Catch a bee, carry it somewhere, and release it — or put it straight into a new hive. The bee arrives exactly as it left: same health, same age, same name, nectar and all.

  While you're holding the net, looking at a hive tells you how many bees are inside — something the game normally never shows you. The net's appearance and name both change while it's holding one, so you can tell at a glance whether it's loaded.

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  Works with your other mods

  Farmer's Delight and Pam's HarvestCraft 2 are supported out of the box — their crops, seeds and fruit go into the right bags and compost correctly, including Pam's 50 fruit tree saplings. Crops from most other farming mods will work automatically too, and
  anything that slips through can be added by a pack maker without waiting for an update.

  All values — compost rates, spray radius, feeding cooldowns, breeding caps — are adjustable in-game via ESC → Mods → Config.