Actually Harvest

What it does harvest adds right-click harvesting to Minecraft without forcing you to install a separate library mod. You walk up to a mature crop, right-click, and the crop drops its yield while the plant resets to its first growth stage. The feature works with an empty hand by default, or you can require a hoe in the config. Hoes can take durability damage per harvest if you enable that option, and their harvest radius expands by tier - wood, gold, stone, and iron hoes cover a smaller area while diamond and netherite hoes cover a larger one. Each level of Efficiency on the hoe adds one more block of range up to a hard cap you set in the config. The mod also drops experience orbs on harvest with a configurable chance and amount, or a range if you prefer. Replanting after harvest is automatic but can be turned off. Machines and fake players such as Create deployers are allowed to harvest by default. You can blacklist specific crops, entire mods, or held items to prevent conflicts with other right-click mechanics like sweet berry bushes or cocoa beans which the mod already handles by simulating a right-click instead of breaking the block. Configuration is done through a single file with sensible defaults and comments explaining every option. The mod targets Neoforge and Fabric loaders and requires both client and server installation. Supported Minecraft versions are 26.2, 26.1.2, 26.1.1, 26.1, and 1.21.1. It's licensed under MIT. The author notes possible conflicts with other mods that provide similar right-click harvest features and recommends disabling the duplicate feature in those mods. If a conflict appears, reporting it lets the author add a fix.