Farmer Day
June 24, Tuesday
When is Farmer Day celebrated?
In Peru, Farmer’s Day is celebrated on June 24. This date coincides with the Inti Raymi festival — an ancient Incan Sun festival, which gives the event special cultural and historical significance.
Main traditions of the holiday
* Organization of fairs and exhibitions of agricultural products
* Holding agricultural fairs with the sale of local products
* Folk festivities and dances, including traditional Incan rituals
* Musical performances using traditional instruments
* Exchange of experience between farmers and agricultural specialists
* Conducting competitive events related to farming and livestock
Significance of the holiday
Farmer Day plays an important role in supporting rural communities and strengthening Peru's cultural traditions. It helps preserve knowledge of traditional farming methods and raises respect for the work of farmers who provide food for the country.
Modern initiatives
In recent years, the holiday has been supplemented with educational programs and initiatives for sustainable agricultural development. Government and public organizations actively hold seminars and training aimed at improving farmers' qualifications and introducing modern technologies.