The proposed bill, known as the Agriculture Appreciation Act, aims to enact several new sections in the Ohio Revised Code that designate specific days and weeks to celebrate and promote agriculture in the state. Notable designations include the first week of October as "Ohio Stormwater Awareness Week," the twelfth day of October as "Farmer's Day," and the first full week of August as "National Farmers Market Week." Additionally, the bill establishes "FFA Week" during the last week of February, "4-H Week" ending with the second Saturday of March, "Agriculture Day" on March 21, and "Ohio Soil Health Week" during the second full week of November, which honors soil health and the contributions of soil advocate David Brandt.

These designations are intended to raise awareness and appreciation for the agricultural sector in Ohio, highlighting its significance to the state's economy and community. The bill does not propose any deletions from current law but introduces multiple new sections to formalize these recognitions within the state's legislative framework.