Order of Agricultural Merit (Romania)
| Order of Agricultural Merit Ordinul Meritul Agricol | |
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 Star of the Order | |
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| Type | State decoration |
| Religious affiliation | Romanian Orthodox |
| Ribbon | Green with a Gold stripe in the Middle. |
| Eligibility | Romanian and Foreign Citizens |
| Awarded for | Outstanding contributions to Agriculture. |
| Status | Abolished in 1947 |
| Sovereign | King Michael I of Romania |
| Grades | Sovereign Knight Grand Officer Knight/Dame Commander Knight/Dame Officer Knight/Dame Medals |
| Precedence | |
| Next (higher) | Order of St. George |
| Next (lower) | Order of Faithful Service |
| Related | Decorations of Culture |
 The Ribbon of the Order | |
The Order of Agricultural Merit was established with the intention of awarding Romanian and Foreign Civilians who made contributions to Agriculture,[1] especially after the Great Depression that Romania was steadily recovering from.
History
The Order was abolished during the abolishment of the Romanian Monarchy in 1947.[1]
The Order was reinstated during the Socialist Republic of Romania[2] and abolished after the Romanian Revolution.
On 31 March 2000, the Order was reinstated again.[3]
Grades
There are four grades of this merit: Grand Officer, Commander, Officer, and Knight.[1]
References
- ^ a b c "ODM of Romania: Order of Agricultural Merit". www.medals.org.uk. Retrieved 2020-01-31.
- ^ Socialist Order of Agriculture
- ^ Republican Order of Agriculture
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^ The peacetime military insignia added: two crossed swords (tip up) between the sign and the link if awarded to military personnel in peacetime ^ The categories are equal in ranking, and differentiate only the cultural field (A - literature; B - music; C - fine arts; D - performing arts; E - national cultural heritage; F - promotion of culture; H - religious cults; G - scientific research; I - architecture) ; ^ The war insignia added: two crossed swords (tip up) behind the sign (except for Order of Michael the Brave, an order exclusevely for military personnel with exception conduct in wartime or warzones) | ||||||||
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