Seal of the Ohio Department of Agriculture - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Seal of the Ohio Department of Agriculture is an official emblem representing the administrative body responsible for maintaining agricultural health, safety, and promotion within the state of Ohio, United States. Established in 1845, the department serves as a liaison between farmers, food producers, processors, and consumers to ensure quality standards and practices. The seal typically features prominent imagery symbolizing the agricultural industry, such as farm animals, crops, or related tools. It may also include elements that signify the state of Ohio, like its official flower, the rocky river magnolia, or its state bird, the cardinal. The seal's design often embodies the department's mission to safeguard Ohio's agricultural resources while fostering economic growth and sustainability in the sector.