Surviving in the blocky world of Minecraft isn't just about building sturdy walls and crafting reliable tools; it's also about securing a stable food source. While cows offer steaks and milk, and chickens lay eggs, pigs stand out for their simplicity and reliability. These pink companions don’t demand special conditions, are easy to breed, and are always ready to be transformed into delicious bacon.
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Before you start filling your chests with food, let's explore how to establish your own farm of these oinking friends.
Table of Content ---
- Why Are Pigs Useful?
- Where to Find Pigs?
- What Do Pigs Eat in Minecraft?
- How to Breed Pigs in Minecraft?
- A New Kind of Pig
Why Are Pigs Useful?
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Pigs are a fantastic food source in Minecraft. Their meat, once cooked, is one of the most nutritious foods available in the game. Additionally, if you have a saddle, pigs can serve as a unique mode of transportation.
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By saddling up and using a carrot on a stick, you can embark on a leisurely journey across the vast Minecraft landscapes. While not the fastest mode of travel, it's certainly stylish and fun.
Where to Find Pigs?
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Pigs are commonly found in several biomes:
- Meadows – the ideal pastures for them.
- Forests – they frequently appear among the trees.
- Plains – with open spaces and grass, this biome is a true pig paradise.
They usually spawn in groups of 2-4. If there's a village nearby, check it out as local farmers might keep them in pens.
What Do Pigs Eat in Minecraft?
To breed pigs, you'll need carrots, potatoes, or beetroots. Holding one of these root vegetables instantly makes you the center of attention for any nearby pigs.
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Feeding two pigs will put them into "love mode," leading to the birth of a baby piglet. The piglet will grow into an adult in about 10 minutes and be ready for further breeding.
How to Breed Pigs in Minecraft?
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While pigs can't be tamed like cats or wolves, they can be used for transportation with a saddle. However, just saddling a pig isn't enough to control it; you'll need a carrot on a stick:
- Craft a fishing rod: You’ll need three sticks and two pieces of string, which can be obtained from spiders.
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- Add a carrot: Combine the fishing rod with a carrot at the crafting table to create a carrot on a stick.
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- Find a pink friend and saddle up: Saddles can be found in chests inside dungeons, temples, or strongholds, or traded with villagers.
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- Hold the carrot on a stick in your hand: The pig will move in the direction you point.
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- Build a pen: Use fences or dig a pit to keep the pigs from wandering off.
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- Find at least two pigs: This can be challenging, but meadows or plains are good places to start your search.
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- Lead them into the pen: Hold a carrot in your hand, and they'll follow you.
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- Feed them carrots, potatoes, or beetroots: A baby piglet will appear shortly after.
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- Wait 10 minutes for the piglet to grow up: You can speed up the process by feeding it additional root vegetables.
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A New Kind of Pig
In Minecraft Bedrock, "adaptive" pigs have been introduced, featuring versions for warm and cold climates.
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These pigs have distinct models and spawn in different locations: the cold-climate version sports a fur coat, while the warm-climate one has a reddish tint. In temperate biomes, the classic pig continues to appear. These features are currently part of "experimental gameplay."
Breeding pigs in Minecraft isn't just a practical way to ensure a steady food supply; it's also an opportunity to raise amusing pets. They are low-maintenance, easy to breed, and can even serve as a quirky means of transportation.
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