RightClickHarvest — Horizon mod

Vanilla farming is a loop of break, collect, re-select seeds, click the farmland, repeat for every single tile. RightClickHarvest by Domanffe collapses that into one action: right-click a ripe crop with an empty hand, and it's harvested and sown again on the spot. It's a quality-of-life mod for anyone with a farm, big or small, and especially for players who hate walking the rows a second time just to replant.

Features

• Works on wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot and nether wart.
• Requires an empty hand and a fully grown crop.
• Harvest uses the game's normal drops, sound and statistics — nothing extra, nothing lost.
• Replants straight away from a seed in your inventory, so no bare farmland is left behind.

Compatibility and install

Native mod, version 0.1.1, for Minecraft 26.3. 0.1.1 was rebuilt on the 2026-11-01 Nightly (Horizon 4aa6854). It now names the mods hook instead of pinning it to a source location, which the author says lets it survive Horizon updates that move that hook. Install it on your instance's Mods page in the launcher and press Build in the "Native build of …" row. The first native build downloads Rust and takes 20–30 minutes; later builds take a few minutes. See the mod install guide.

Limitations

The description is very short. It mentions no settings, lists no other crops (no pumpkins, melons or berries), and doesn't say what happens without a seed in your inventory. The first version appeared on 30 October 2026. As with any native mod, it isn't sandboxed, so trust the author or read the source.