Alright, quick rundown of what this all means again. You can skip this if you want... or don't... I'm just text on a page: This guide is for items sold per stack at ‘/warp shop’ on Skyblock economy, including details from my perspective on how effective/ineffective a farm is overall. Any items listed in the sell price will be per stack (AKA - 64 items total). Average price to set up means the lowest cost to make said farm vs the highest (minimum) cost to make it effective Return rate means how effective it is at making you money back for the parts you bought to make the farm work Crop hopper compatible means ‘can a crop hopper be used’. Note: Crop hoppers can auto harvest whatever crops are listed on it within a given chunk Auto, Semi-Auto or manual means the farming method. Namely, can the farm be auto harvested, can it be semi-auto harvested, or, does it require some good ol' manual labor to make it work. All factors to consider when getting farms And now, for the Cocoa bean farm selling price guide Cocoa Bean Farming Sell price: $65.28 Average price to set up: $12.50 to $18,000 Return rate: Impressive Details on farm: A simple farm to help make cocoa beans Auto, Semi-auto, or Manual: Semi-Auto, dispensers, pistons Crop Hopper Compatible: No Crop Hopper Level required: N/A Positives: This is one of the few farms that can be made incredibly compact, with Cocoa beans being able to be planted on 4 sides of a single Jungle log; no light required for the cocoa beans to grow, can be done redstone free if you wanted, growth can be sped up with Bonemeal Negatives: Can only use Jungle log(s) to farm cocoa beans, since no other log type will work, while cocoa beans can grow somewhat fast, they still take time to be gathered in a stack Tier level: Satisfactory Final thoughts: The cocoa bean farm is ideal if you’re looking for cookies to help make food, and an ideal way to get brown dye for leather armor and other things. And while this can take some time to make worthwhile when it comes to making money, the end result is quite truly amazing,
Unfortunately not. However, if there is an update in the future, where cocoa beans are compatible with crop hoppers, then I'll be sure to update this post accordingly. Until then, a water flush system is the best thing I can recommend for semi-auto harvesting. But like a lane water flush system, not a waterfall style one, where water comes down from above
What about a piston pusher? You can have two pistons on each side of a row of logs so once the cocoa bean are fully grown you press a button pushing the logs over to destroy the cocoa beens to be collected.