As a player, I want to be able to harvest my Natura berries using ComputerCraft turtles. This is currently not possible.

Steps for reproduction:

• Place any Natura berry bush (for example, the blueberry bush)
• Let the blueberry bush fully grow
• Place a ComputerCraft farming turtle facing the blueberry bush
• Right click the farming turtle to open its console.
• Enter the command lua (ENTER)
• Enter: turtle.dig() (ENTER)

The result is that the farming turtle will dig out the bush, destroying the berry in the process. The expected result is that the blueberry bush will be harvested by the farming turtle so that the turtle will have a single berry in its inventory and leaving the bush intact. Which looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/zecbYR3.png

The command turtle.dig() or alternatively turtle.digDown() and turtle.digUp() when used on native Minecraft crops in combination with the farming turtle do work as expected. These can harvest wheat, carrots and possibly other crops.

I'm not sure whether this bug should be reported to Natura or ComputerCraft (or both) as I am unclear on the specifics of how ComputerCraft works in regards to farming and harvesting. Please advice.

Tested in versions:

Minecraft version 1.6.4
Natura version 2.1.14 (Natura_mc1.6.X_2.1.14.jar)
ComputerCraft 1.58
Forge version 9.11.1.965 (forge-1.6.4-9.11.1.965-installer.jar)

This issue has been reported on the ComputerCraft forums as well. Here's the link: http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/17556-turtles-cannot-harvest-natura-berries/

1.6.4 is no longer supported... feel free to re-open if this occurs in 1.7.10

The easiest way I can see to fix this is to recreate the block and drop berries if the user who broke it is ComputerCraft's fake user. As a stopgap measure, I think using turtle.place() instead will work because it emulates a right click.

This still occurs in 1.7.10 (can't reopen though since I'm not author of the ticket).

@matejdro please make a new ticket w/ logs for 1.7.10