Villager Stacking [Full Guide]

Iron Farm Stacking is a powerful mechanic in Minecraft Bedrock 1.21 that works around villages, allowing multiple iron farms to be built right next to each other! With Iron Farm Stacking, you can easily triple your iron production rates. This method works for any village based farm, including iron farms, other various farms, and more! Watch this step by step tutorial to learn the ultimate stacking guide for Minecraft Bedrock 1.21 and maximize your efficiency. Perfect for beginners and experienced players looking to boost their resources fast! This tutorial is currently working on Xbox, PS4, PS5, Nintendo, MCPE, and Windows 10!

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Stacking Dimensions
You can stack iron farms 6 blocks above each other (vertically), and you can space them apart by 16 blocks (horizontally).

Shifting Villagers
When shifting your two villagers toward the Iron Farm, make sure you're at least 100+ blocks away from the farm's edge. You will then want to wait until it's nighttime and break one bed at a time, slowly inching them closer. Do not move them more than 3-5 blocks at a time; otherwise, you risk breaking your farm! It's very important that there are no composters, beds, or villagers nearby. All your other iron farms cannot have any extra beds, workstations, or villagers, as it will cause conflicts.

Extra Info
Due to the complexity of iron stacking, please watch the full guide.

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