➤Renewable resources 🕹 Minecraft

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Un renewable resource It is one that can be recreated indefinitely in exploit-free survival mode (as opposed to non-renewable resources). Although running out of resources is not likely due to the theoretically infinite map generation, this is a list of resources that can be produced over and over again without having to explore for more. However, running out of resources can be a bigger problem on extra-flat worlds, where resources are more scarce.

Fully renewable products are objects that can be manufactured or cast using only renewable resources. For example, cookies are renewable because they only require wheat and cocoa beans that can be grown indefinitely, while diamond tools are not because they require diamond, which is not renewable.

Summary

1 Renewable resources
2 Rare Booties
3 Interchangeable
4 Renewable, but consumes non-renewable resources
5 Planned renewable resources

Renewable resources

Resources that can be obtained indefinitely. Some require non-renewable materials in production, but the process will not consume those materials.

Resource	Renewable products	Renewal method
Arrow	—	Arrows are loot from skeletons and can also be sold by archery villagers.
Summer of blazes		Flaming Rods are Blazes' loot.
Bone		Bones are spoils for skeletons.
Cactus		Cacti can be found in deserts and can be grown in sand. Although the sand is not renewable, it is not consumed by the growth of the cactus.
Carrot		Carrots are rare zombie loot and can be collected from some village farm fields, but once obtained they can be grown on farmland.
Chicken egg Renewable resources / image		Chickens lay an egg about every 5-10 minutes.
Coal		Coal is loot from wither skeletons.
Rock and Stone	Renewable resources / image	Created by letting non-renewable lava flow over or against water. The water should not be allowed to flow to the source block of the lava, to prevent the lava from irreversibly turning into obsidian.
Cocoa beans		Cacao plants (found in jungle trees) drop up to 3 seeds, which can be replanted in jungle wood to produce more Cacao Nibs.
Ender's Pearl		Enderman's booty.
Orb of Experience	See Enchantment	Any creature killed by the player except for villagers, golems, bats, or baby animals drops experience orbs. In multiplayer mode they are also obtained from players who have collected orbs that die.
Feather		Booty of Chickens.
Flower		They can appear when using bone powder on grass. This requires non-renewable grass blocks (although these are very common in a main world outside of a Mushroom Island) and is the only way to obtain a renewable supply of Dandelions. Iron golem sometimes drop roses.
Ghast's Tear		Ghasts loot.
Gunpowder		Loot of creepers, ghasts and witches.
Giant mushroom Renewable resources / image		Using Bone Powder on normal mushrooms these will grow into Giant Mushrooms (if there is enough space), which can be destroyed to get more mushrooms. With the silk touch enchantment, giant mushroom blocks can be obtained.
Ice Renewable resources / image		Blocks of water in flat ice or Taiga will turn to ice over time. If you try to pick up a block of ice, it will break and if there is another block below it, it will turn into water and could flood the area; otherwise it will just break. With a pick of any material enchanted with the touch of silk (obtainable by trading with priest villagers), ice blocks can be successfully collected.
Ink sack Renewable resources / image		Squid booty.
Leather Renewable resources / image		Booty of Cows and Vacasetas.
Magma cream		Loot of Magmatic Slime.
Watermelon seeds	Renewable resources / image	Watermelon seeds are found in abandoned mines, and are made from watermelon slices, which can be traded with farm villagers. The seeds can be renewed once ripe, by breaking a watermelon stem, or by making them from watermelon slices.
Milk		It is obtained by milking cows or mushrooms with a bucket.
Mushrooms		When using Bone Powder on normal mushrooms, huge mushrooms grow in them, if there is enough space, which in turn can be divided to get more of the normal mushroom. Normal mushrooms also spread slowly on their own. Also, Champiñaca can be cut for red mushrooms or milked for mushroom stew, which can also be made by hand with a container and both mushrooms.
Infernal wart Renewable resources / image		Harvested from well developed infernal wart. It must be planted in the non-renewable soul sand, but it does not consume the block.
Obsidian		Entering a nether portal for which there is no matching exit will spawn 14 free obsidian blocks (and 4 more "ledge" blocks if the portal is formed in midair). Just mining the corners (and "ledges") will keep the portal active if desired. More here Every time you enter an end portal it will generate a 5x5 platform of obsidian in the same position in the end. In other words, the obsidian can be mined and will be "recharged" the next time you re-enter the finale (note that, to drop off at the end, you will first have to defeat the Enderdragon). Diamond picks, required for the obsidian mine, can be obtained through trading with peasant blacksmiths.
Pope		Potatoes rarely drop from zombies and can be harvested in some fields in the village, but once obtained, the player can grow them on tilled soil. Poisonous potatoes are occasionally left behind by mature potato plants.
Pumpkin Seeds Renewable resources / image	Renewable resources / image	Pumpkin seeds are found in abandoned mine shafts, while pumpkins are found themselves "wild" in certain biomes. Seeds can also be obtained by putting a pumpkin in a crafting slot or by breaking pumpkin stalks. The seeds, of course, can be planted in land to generate more pumpkins.
Raw meat		Raw meat is left behind by cows and fungi. The Steak can be traded for Butcher Villagers.
Raw chicken		Chicken booty. Cooked chickens can be traded with farmer villagers.
Raw Fish		It is obtained by fishing with a fishing net.
Raw pork		Pig booty. Cooked chops can be traded with the butcher villagers.
Rotten Flesh	—	Loot of Zombies and Zombies Pigmen.
Saplings and trees	Renewable resources / image Renewable resources / image	Trees can be grown by saplings planted in the ground; When a block of leaves breaks, it has a 5% chance of sapling. Charcoal can be produced by cooking any type of log. The leaves can be obtained with scissors. Sticks can be dropped by Witches.
Slimes Ball		Slimes Booty.
Snow ball	Renewable resources / image	In cold biomes, snow is replaced whenever it snows. It can also be produced by Snow Golem when he walks.
Eye of spider		Loot from Spiders, Cave Spiders, and Witches.
Rope	Renewable resources / image	Spiders loot or cave spiders.
Sugar cane	Renewable resources / image	It can grow up to 3 blocks tall and can be used or replanted. It can only be planted in soil / sand in contact with water. Sugar is released by killing Witches.
High grass Renewable resources / image		Using Bone Powder on grass blocks, you will grow tall grass on the ground. To get that tall grass, you must use scissors.
Vines	—	They are found in swamp trees, in jungles, and in jungle caves. When in a block, they will grow naturally if there is open space underneath. To get the vines, you must use scissors.
Water Cube		Two water fountain blocks located in the appropriate pattern produce a third fountain. If it is placed in a snow biome, it will create ice.
Wheat seeds		Wheat seeds can be planted in farmland. Harvesting the resulting crops can produce more seeds. The seeds can also be harvested from tall grasses.
Lana	Renewable resources / image	Obtained from killing or shearing adult sheep or from 4 spider or cave spider strings. Six of the possible colors (white, light gray, gray, black, brown and pink) occur naturally in sheep; the green, lime, red, orange and yellow wool colors require renewable dyes.
End stone		Spawns on the lower sides of the end portal when the original or resurrected ender dragon dies. This one is revived with crystals of the end that contain glass, ghast tear and an enderman pearl, all these materials are renewable, (glass: trade with bookseller villagers, ghast tear: killing ghast, enderman pearl: enderman's eye, dust from blaze: killing enderman, killing blaze).

Rare booties

Monsters drop these items on occasion, so to obtain them quickly and in quantity, the best thing to do is mining, then smelting / crafting non-renewable resources (monster traps are an option).

Resource	PRODUCTS	Obtaining method
bow		Skeletons drop bows, which can sometimes be enchanted with Power I. Usually the bow is easier to craft with renewable sticks and string.
Chainmail armor Renewable resources / image	—	Zombies, Zombie Pigmen, and Skeletons can rarely be equipped with them. Villagers can also offer them.
Diamond armor	—	Awarded by trading with Blacksmith Villagers. Additionally, 1 in 50.000 zombies wear diamond armor.
Gold nugget and ingot	Renewable resources / image	Zombie Pigmen can drop gold nuggets when killed, and more rarely bullion.
Gold Sword and Armor Renewable resources / image Renewable resources / image	—	Swords are a rare drop from Zombie Pigmen, who can sometimes carry any Tier I sword enchantment and, less commonly, II and III. The armor can be dropped by zombies and skeletons that wear it equipped, or zombie pigmen.
Iron ingot	Renewable resources / imageRenewable resources / image	They are obtained by killing Iron Golems and sometimes Zombies.
Iron Sword, Shovel and Armor	—	Armor can be equipped, and rarely dropped, by zombies, zombie pigmen, and skeletons. Swords and shovels can only be equipped by zombies.
Leather armor	—	Zombies, Zombie Pigmen, and Skeletons can seldom carry it equipped, and drop it. It is also possible to obtain leather from cows.
Music Disc Renewable resources / image Renewable resources / image	—	Awarded when a skeleton kills a creeper (regardless of whether the creeper has suffered damage from another cause). They can also be found in chests in abandoned mines.
Wither Skeleton Head		It was a rare drop from Wither skeletons. The other heads can only be obtained in creative mode or if a charged creeper kills another mob.

Interchangeable

Resources that would normally be non-renewable can be obtained through trade with villagers.

Resource	Renewable products	Renewal method
Emerald		Main articles: Commerce and Villager Awarded for trading renewable resources with villagers, for example raw chicken. They can be used to buy other things with villagers, including resources that are not renewable by nature, such as Redstone. Villagers never run out of items (although their offerings may vary), and they can reproduce, themselves being "renewable".
Enchantment / Experience Bottle		Awarded for trading with Priest Villagers.
Chainmail armor Renewable resources / image	—	Awarded for trading with Blacksmith Villagers.
Diamond armor	—	Awarded for trading with Blacksmith Villagers.
Diamond tools	—	Awarded for trading with Blacksmith Villagers.
Enchanted books	Enchanted objects	Sold by villager librarians.
Swords, picks, axes, and breastplates diamond or iron enchanted to level 19	—	Awarded for trading with priest villagers.
Lighter Renewable resources / image	—	Awarded for trading with farming villagers.
Glass		Awarded for trading with Librarian Villagers. Glass jars can be used to create potions. With Priest-bought Redstone and Glowstones, Extended Potions and Tier II Potions can be renewable. Glass jars can also be thrown to eliminate witches.
Luminous stone Renewable resources / image	Renewable resources / imageRenewable resources / image	Awarded for trading with Priest Villagers. Dust is also often thrown to eliminate witches.
Iron armor	—	Awarded for trading with blacksmith villagers. Helmets are rarely dropped by a zombie.
Iron tools	—	Awarded for trading with blacksmith villagers. Shovels and swords are also rarely dropped by zombies.
Saddle	—	Awarded for trading with Butcher Villagers.
Redstone / Red Stone	Renewable resources / imageRenewable resources / image	Awarded for trading with priest villagers or killing a witch.

Renewable, but consumes non-renewable resources

These resources can be made infinitely, but they require a use of non-renewable resources.

Resource	Renewable products	Renewable method
Enchanted tools, weapons, and armor at level 30	—	Experience Orbs can be spent to enchant things, but that requires a one-time use of a diamond (non-renewable resource) to create an enchantment table. Once created, it can be used unlimitedly.
Wool: blue, light blue, cyan, purple and magenta	Renewable resources / image	Sheep can regenerate their wool by eating dirty block grass, and therefore can be shaved multiple times. However, a single unit of the dye contains non-renewable lapis lazuli, which is required to paint sheep.

Planned renewable resources

These objects are renewable. However, they are only in snapshots and pre-released. In an official update it has not yet been shown.

Resource	PRODUCTS	Obtaining method
Another planned renewable resource	Renewable resources / imageRenewable resources / image	These items will be able to be created using materials in the current official version, but they have not yet been added in an official update.

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