12th October is National Farmers Day. Celebrated to give much-deserved appreciation to hardworking farmers across the country. In the midst of harvest season, this day is dedicated to the men, women and families who put food in grocery stores and on our tables every day.
From the earliest days of American culture, farmers have been a role model for their never-ending hard work. Not only do they provide a nation with the food we eat, they also contribute to our economy in many ways. Before the seeds hit the ground, farmers do a lot of work. Farmers have small and large scale structures for production, marketing etc.
Other products dependent on agriculture:
skin
Clothing
Restaurants
Drinks
textile
Trucking
Railroad
Forestry
Medicines
Transportation
Some towns and cities across the United States celebrate Farmer’s Day. Celebrations and festivals are scattered throughout the year. Many of them are held in September and October.
It seems appropriate to celebrate this national day in October as the harvest is nearing its end. Many farmers can take a break from their hard work to celebrate this holiday.
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How to observe National Farmers Day?
Thanking a farmer is one way to celebrate the day, and consider this to learn more about agriculture.
Learn more about all the foods you eat.
Attend small town festivals. These often showcase the food and culture of farm life. By supporting festivals, you support farmers and their communities.
Visit your local small town historical societies. They record not only the history of the town, but also the history of the farmers who helped form the foundation of small-town America.
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How to support local farmers?
Buy fruits and vegetables from the farmer’s market.
Another way to support local farmers is to invest in cooperative farming.
Choose your own farms. These farms not only provide fresh fruits and vegetables but also provide a harvesting experience. When you’re not using the equipment, you can enjoy an afternoon with friends and family. There is also an educational experience mixed in.
Farm settings offer a wide variety of activities, often rich in locally grown fall produce. When you show your support for your farmers, you’re also supporting your community.