National Agriculture Day, or Wan Kaset Haeng Chat, is observed in Thailand every February 2. This professional holiday honors individuals working in agriculture-related jobs, a vital sector that contributes approximately 9 to 10.5% of the country's GDP and employs around 40% of the population. Celebrations include official events organized by the Ministry of Agriculture, supported by various agricultural organizations, with each year focusing on a new theme to promote agricultural development. Key agricultural products highlighted during this day include rice, which is cultivated by about 60% of farmers and is a significant export, alongside other crops such as coconuts, coffee, and tapioca. The main agricultural forum takes place in a different province each year, fostering regional agricultural growth. Additionally, Thailand observes other agriculture-related events, including National Dairy Day and the Royal Ploughing Ceremony.