[Let's Do] Farm & Charm

[Let's Do] Farm & Charm 1.1.23, for Minecraft 1.21.1.

The farm calls: Experience the art of advanced agriculture and farmhouse cuisine! Use mincers, cooking pots, as well as new grains and fruit varieties to enhance your culinary and agricultural skills.

The author's own description, out of the mod's manifest. Quoted, not paraphrased.

Items

All 130 items and blocks — 114 have a page of their own, 16 are listed there as anchors. Which ones earn a page was decided once, in the cross-index, and is obeyed here rather than recomputed (D-022).

First 30 by name.

Progression

The mod's own advancement tree, as its author built it. The ordering is theirs; nothing here invents a progression (D-011).

• Welcome to Farm&Charm! Thank you for downloading Farm&Charm
  • Harvest of the Wild Find Wild Crops and collect them 22 items
    • Taste the Red Eat a Tomato 1 item
    • The Art of Drying Place Bone Meal inside a Wooden Silo 1 item
      • From Waste to Growth Get your drying results 1 item
        • Groundwork Laid Craft and Place a Fertilized Soil
          • To Hoe or Not to Hoe Use a Hoe on Fertilized Soil
          • Pitchfork Perfection Use a Pitchfork on Fertilized Soil 1 item
    • What Came First...? Place a Chicken Nest
      • Cluckingham Palace Place a Chicken Coop
    • Dinner Bell Rings Place a Feeding Trough
      • Splash and Sprinkle Place a Water Sprinkler
  • Just a Little Mincing Place Beef inside a Mincer 1 item
    • It’s @#%! Raw! Oh Wait, It’s Minced Get your minced results 1 item
  • Masterchef Manifest Craft every available Farm&Charm Dish 30 items
  • Dinner is Coming Place a Stove
    • Baking Bonanza Bake every recipe possible 9 items
    • Potluck Preparations Craft and Place a Cooking Pot
      • Culinary Conqueror Make every available dish in a Cooking Pot 10 items
    • Roast and Boast Craft and Place a Roaster
      • Roasting Rampage Roast every type of food to perfection 9 items

Recipe types

A recipe file always lives under its shipping mod's namespace, so cross-mod support shows up in the recipe type, never the directory.

Dependencies

What the JAR declares it needs, exactly as written. The range is what the modloader itself enforces; it is not resolved to a build, because a range is stable and a resolution is perishable (D-019).

Depended on by

Mods in the corpus that declare this one. No per-mod wiki can answer this by construction — it is the dependency graph inverted across every extraction (D-017).