Louisiana offers specialty agriculture license plates to support the state’s farming community while directly funding agricultural education initiatives.
South Carolina’s farm-themed specialty license plate has helped raised nearly $250,000 for Ag in the Classroom programming since its inception in 2009.
Agriculture plays a vital role in Arkansas, contributing $16 billion annually, so it’s no surprise the state has a few specialty plate devoted to ag.
The Michigan Agricultural Heritage Plate — adorned with a red barn, silo, and sunlit fields — fuels critical agricultural education for K-12 students.
It costs $40 for a vehicle to get Illinois’ agriculture specialty license plate, which is emblazoned with the words “Saluting Agriculture.”
Maine’s agricultural roots are celebrated with the Agriculture Specialty License Plate, a unique initiative introduced in 2007.
New Jersey has a license plate dedicate to celebrating agriculture throughout the state. It is dubbed the “Garden State” after all.
Delaware’s commitment to preserving its agricultural heritage is showcased through a unique initiative: the Farmland Preservation License Plate.
Florida, the Sunshine State, renowned for its diverse agricultural output, has a specialized farm-themed license plate to celebrate this community.
Thanks to the initiative of the Logan County Cattlewomen, Colorado has approved a bill to create a farm-themed license plate, which will be available in 2025.