The Agriculture Appreciation Act enacts several new sections in the Ohio Revised Code, designating specific days and weeks to honor various aspects of agriculture. Notable designations include the first week of October as "Ohio Stormwater Awareness Week," the week leading up to the last Saturday of February as "FFA Week," October 12 as "Farmer's Day," the week ending with the second Saturday of March as "4-H Week," March 21 as "Agriculture Day," the first full week of August as "National Farmers Market Week," and the second full week of November as "Ohio Soil Health Week." The latter is particularly significant as it aims to raise awareness about soil health in Ohio agriculture and honors soil pioneer David Brandt.

This act serves to promote appreciation for agriculture within the state and recognizes the contributions of various agricultural organizations and practices. By establishing these designations, the Agriculture Appreciation Act seeks to foster a greater understanding and respect for the agricultural community and its vital role in Ohio's economy and environment.