The Agriculture Appreciation Act enacts several new sections in the Ohio Revised Code, specifically sections 5.2322, 5.2411, 5.2412, 5.2413, 5.2414, 5.2415, and 5.268. These sections designate specific days and weeks throughout the year to honor various aspects of agriculture in Ohio. Notably, the first week of October is designated as "Ohio Stormwater Awareness Week," while the week leading up to the last Saturday of February is recognized as "FFA Week." Additionally, October 12 is named "Farmer's Day," and the week ending with the second Saturday of March is designated as "4-H Week." March 21 is recognized as "Agriculture Day," and the first full week of August is "National Farmers Market Week." Lastly, the second full week of November is designated as "Ohio Soil Health Week" to raise awareness about soil health in agriculture.

This act aims to celebrate and promote the importance of agriculture in Ohio, providing a framework for annual recognition of these significant dates. The legislation emphasizes the contributions of farmers and agricultural organizations, fostering appreciation and awareness among the public. The act is officially titled the Agriculture Appreciation Act, reflecting its purpose to honor and support the agricultural community in the state.