Although dogs are man’s best friend and favorite food, poultry may actually be his favorite meal. Humanity has seen a lot of progress since the domestication and cultivation poultry.

National Poultry Day is a celebration of this ancient tradition of animal husbandry that has made delicious turkeys, plentiful chicken and eggs of all varieties a staple on many tables around the globe.

National Poultry Day is a great excuse to enjoy all things poultry, and to have fun doing it!

National Poultry Day is an example of this. Sometimes, the best things begin from humble beginnings. The holiday was established in 1951 in Versailles, Ohio. It lasted just one day and grew in popularity every year until 1962, when it was expanded to a two-day event.

Each year, there were more people attending, more food options, and more activities. The current celebrations of National Poultry Day include everything you need, from beer tents and barbecue pits to the largest omelet pan in the world.

The small Ohio town of Versailles holds the National Poultry Day. Its population of 2,687 grows to nearly 52,000 in a single weekend every year. The festival’s new home is now located in a 40-acre park called “Heritage Park”. It features shelter houses, ponds and sports fields as well as a walking track.

The event’s income helps to finance the park and keep it maintained throughout the year. It also makes donations to important charities totaling $700,000.

So that you can have fun at home, we’ve searched the internet for weird, wonderful, and funny poultry gifts and products. These are our top picks.

National Poultry Day can be celebrated by going to Versailles, Ohio to participate in the event. You may find that this is a long trip, but it’s worth it to organize your own National Poultry Day celebrations with your friends.

Your own small town might become a major tourist attraction for those who are unable to travel to Versailles, Ohio. Remember that poultry is the main theme of today, so make sure to include lots of delicious meat and eggs.

You could consider starting a small poultry farm in your backyard if you want to ensure that National Poultry Day is celebrated every day.