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# Woodcutting
Woodcutting lets you gather Wood from trees.
Wood is useful for crafting, trading, and Marketplace activity.
### How to chop trees
Equip an Axe and walk near a tree.
Press **E** to chop.
You can also click a tree while holding an Axe to move toward it and begin chopping.
### Wood
Chopped trees give Wood.
Wood is one of the most useful early resources in Little Farmers.
### Woodcutting XP
Chopping trees gives Woodcutting XP.
As you continue chopping, your Woodcutting profession progresses.
### Tree respawn
Trees can return over time, keeping the forest active.
### Lumberjack
The Lumberjack helps farmers who do not have an Axe.
He can give you a free Wooden Axe when eligible.
### Free Wooden Axe cooldown
The free Wooden Axe has an **8-hour cooldown**.
If it is not ready yet, the Lumberjack will tell you when to come back.
This keeps the free axe helpful without making it something to farm repeatedly.
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