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# Farming Tutorial

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Before we begin farming, make you sure you have LP tokens that are farmable. Go to our liquidity providing tutorial to learn how deposit liquidity on MilkySwap.
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1\. Once you have LP tokens that are farmable, you will be able stake your LP tokens to earn $MILKY. Find the pair that you provided liquidity to and click on "Staking". Add the amount of tokens you wish to stake

![](/files/kFacbbcB7iRg1KzWFc5u)

2\. Follow the prompts and pay the associated gas fees

3\. Once you have staked your pool tokens, you will be able receive $MILKY which you can harvest at any time. You can also unstake at any time, with no penalties.

![](/files/hsklFuTFncagEr1niJEb)

4\. To unstake, manage your position and return to staking as shown earlier. Toggle the deposit switch over to withdraw and withdraw the amount you wish to unstake.

![](/files/PpyGW3TWf2fsm9RWCq8m)

Thats it! It is that simple


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