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# Withdraw farm tokens

In order to withdraw your farming LP tokens from the farming pool, go to the [**farming page**](/use/farming/old-farming/interface/farm-page-user.md) of the required [**pool**](/use/farming/old-farming/interface/farming-pools.md)**.**\
The total number of your locked farming tokens in this pool and their dollar equivalent are displayed in the <mark style="color:orange;">**Farming balance block**</mark>.

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## How to withdraw farming tokens

In the <mark style="color:green;">**Withdraw block**</mark>, select **Withdraw LP tokens**.

Enter the amount of farming tokens you want to withdraw and click **Withdraw**.

After **confirming** the transaction in your EVER Wallet, please wait a bit. After completing the transaction, you will see that your Farming balance has changed - LP tokens have been successfully withdrawn and are stored on your DEX account balance.

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