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# Farm

STON.fi yield farming guide - stake LP tokens to earn additional rewards on top of trading fees

Yield farming functionality for STON.fi liquidity providers.

## Overview

STON.fi farming allows LP token holders to earn additional rewards by staking their tokens in farming pools. This provides an extra incentive for liquidity providers beyond trading fees.

## How It Works

1. **Provide Liquidity**: Add tokens to a DEX pool to receive LP tokens
2. **Stake LP Tokens**: Deposit LP tokens into a farming pool
3. **Earn Rewards**: Accumulate farming rewards over time
4. **Claim & Unstake**: Harvest rewards and withdraw LP tokens when desired

## Key Features

* Multiple farming pools with different reward rates
* Flexible staking and unstaking
* Real-time reward accumulation
* NFT-based position tracking

## SDK Integration

Farming functionality is available through the STON.fi SDK:

```typescript
import { FARM } from '@ston-fi/sdk';
```

See the operation guides below for contract setup, transaction preparation, and execution.

## Available Operations

* [Stake in Farm](/developer-section/dex/farm/stake.md)
* [Claim Rewards](/developer-section/dex/farm/claim.md)
* [Unstake from Farm](/developer-section/dex/farm/unstake.md)
* [Destroy Farm NFT](/developer-section/dex/farm/destroy.md)


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