NeroAgriculture is the futuristic farming & terraforming mod of the Neroland ecosystem — the system that makes a colony self-sufficient and a hostile world liveable. Crops become infrastructure here: they feed populations, breathe oxygen into sealed habitats, and burn as biofuel to power the grid. Farm off-world where there is no soil, no air and no sun unless you build it, engineer your crops with genetics, and terraform whole regions as a long, late-game project.
Built on Neroland Core, so its power/upgrade framework, progression gates, config and c: material tags are shared with the rest of the lineup. (Planned — in design; not yet released.)
Farming as infrastructure
- Hydroponics. Soil-free growing blocks and multiblocks supply water and nutrients directly, letting crops grow where there is no dirt — the foundation of off-world farming, running on Core's power framework.
- Greenhouse blocks. Sealed, lit, pressurised enclosures create an Earth-like pocket on hostile worlds, satisfying atmosphere and light requirements artificially for a power cost.
- Growth conditions. Every crop checks its environment — light, water/nutrient, atmosphere, oxygen, temperature and planet tags — and grows only when satisfied, so vanilla dirt-farming simply fails in vacuum.
- Fertiliser machines. Recipe-driven processors turn raw inputs into fertiliser that accelerates growth or boosts yield on nearby crops.
- Genetic crop upgrades. Stations apply persistent trait modifiers — yield, growth speed, hardiness, oxygen output — stored on the seed/crop, so you can engineer your farm over time.
- Automated crop towers. Multiblock vertical farms plant, grow and harvest on a batched cycle, exposing item I/O for logistics and storage networks — the automation endgame of farming.
- Biofuel production. Converters turn biomass and crop surplus into a Core-power-tagged fuel/energy output, closing the loop between farming and power.
Off-world & terraforming
- 🌱 Alien crops & planet-specific food — new species with non-Earth growth needs and planet-gated produce that carries planet-themed buffs, giving you a reason to farm each world.
- 🫁 Oxygen-producing plants — flora that generate breathable oxygen for a sealed area and double as life support, tied into Nerospace's oxygen/atmosphere system.
- 🌍 Terraforming seeds — specialised seeds that, once established, slowly shift a region's local atmosphere or biome toward habitability through Nerospace atmosphere hooks — a slow, area-based arc, never a single click.
- 🎛️ Configurable realism — server owners dial how punishing off-world growing is (oxygen/atmosphere strictness), plus growth rates, genetics ceilings, biofuel energy values, and terraforming speed and reversibility.
- 🧵 Server-friendly — growth, terraforming and machine state are server-authoritative and persist with the world; terraforming respects claims/territory and harvest cycles are batched to avoid thrashing chunk updates.
Privacy (POPIA / GDPR)
NeroAgriculture stores no personal data. Crop, genetics and terraforming state is world/gameplay data tied to the save, never to a player's identity. Any optional crash telemetry is anonymous and opt-out, carrying version strings only — never names, UUIDs, IPs or world data.
Why it fits the ecosystem
- 🧩 Built on Neroland Core — one power/upgrade framework, one progression arc, shared
c:material and power tags, and its own creative tab. - 🚀 Interoperates, never hard-depends — Nerospace is the key partner (planet tags, atmosphere/oxygen rules and biome hooks that the growth and terraforming systems build on), while NeroColonies is the main consumer of food, oxygen and produce. Nerotech/NeroPower can burn biofuel and power your greenhouses, and NeroLogistics routes crop-tower output — all optional, all soft.
- 🔌 External-ready via Core tags — crop-tower item I/O and biofuel energy interoperate with Create, AE2, Mekanism and Ad Astra planet dimensions through Core's tags as the 26.x ecosystem fills in; Energized Power interop (its Plant Growth Chamber and FE machines) is live now.
- 🧱 Cross-loader — NeoForge, Forge and Fabric on Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2.
Requirements & compatibility
- Requires Neroland Core — install it alongside NeroAgriculture (it loads first).
- Optional but recommended: Nerospace for the planet, atmosphere and oxygen rules that give off-world farming and terraforming their meaning.
- Modpacks are allowed and encouraged — any platform, no need to ask. Use the official files and credit NeroAgriculture by Neroland with links to the CurseForge page and the GitHub repository. Full terms: LICENSE.
Links
- 📖 Wiki — every crop, machine, and system documented.
- 💬 Discord — chat, help, and sneak peeks.
- 🐞 Issues — bug reports and feature requests.
- 🗒️ Changelog
- 🔥 Also on CurseForge
Created by Neroland. The project logo was made with the help of AI image tools; in-game art is generated by the project's own tooling and refined by hand.
v0.3.0-beta.1 24 Sept 2026
JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines.
Added
- JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types: Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page.
- Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.