> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.feeder.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.feeder.finance/products-and-services/feed-products/farming/how-to-farm-usdfeed.md).

# How to Farm FEED

{% hint style="info" %}
*We've noted the fee structure in our* [*Tokenomics*](/feeder-finance-overview/master/tokenomics-1.md) *section but want to make sure you go back and familiarize yourself with it before* *you deposit your LP tokens to the farm.*
{% endhint %}

## Where/How to Farm FEED tokens

**Step 1: Where to Farm FEED tokens**

Head over the [Feeder Finance Website](https://www.feeder.finance/)

![Feeder Finance Search tab](/files/-MjTn3l_quEoYUN4HKnF)

Alternatively, go straight to our DApp through this link:  [https://app.feeder.finance/](https://app.feeder.finance/#/)

**Step 2:** Then open the "Farming" tab, connect your wallet and press the "Approve"-button. Submit the transaction and wait a few seconds until it is confirmed by the network. The "Approve"-button goes away after successful approval.

![Feeder Finance Farming tab](/files/-MjToMmQUXI3uLfi1t0F)

**Step 3**: Enter how much you would like to stake, and then press "Deposit FEED*-*BNB LP". Approve the transaction and wait a few seconds until your transaction has been confirmed.‌

**Step 4:  Congratulations! You've now learned to swap tokens on Decentralized Exchange, provide liquidity to receive LP tokens, and deposit your LP tokens to start Farming!**


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