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n South Korea, November 11th is widely recognized as Pepero Day, a fun occasion where friends and loved ones exchange Pepero sticks—slender cookie snacks resembling the number "1." However, did you know that this date also holds significance as Farmers' Day?

Established in 1996, Farmers' Day honors the hard work and dedication of those in the agricultural sector. The date was chosen because the two "1"s in "11.11" resemble stalks of rice, symbolizing the foundation of Korean agriculture. While Pepero Day is a relatively recent trend, Farmers' Day serves as a reminder of the essential role that farming plays in our daily lives.

So, as you enjoy your Pepero treats today, take a moment to appreciate the farmers who contribute to the food on our tables.