Gods of agriculture

**Gods of agriculture** preside over agriculture, crops, farming, harvesting, ploughing, food, and farmers.

## Gods of agriculture

### Greek Mythology

* **Agathodaemon:** the Greek spirit of vineyards and grainfields.
* **Carpo:** the Greek goddess of fruit.
* **Cronus:** the Greek Titan of the harvest.
* **Demeter:** the Greek goddess of agriculture, the harvest, and grains.
* **Dionysus:** the Greek god of the grape harvest.
* **Pandaesia:** a Greek goddess of rich banquets.
* **Thalia:** a Greek goddess of banquets.

### Roman Mythology

* **Altor:** an obscure Roman agricultural god.
* **Annona:** the Roman goddess of the grain supply to Rome.
* **Ceres:** the Roman goddess of agriculture, grain, and crops.
* **Conditor:** the Roman god of storing grain.
* **Consus:** the Roman god who protected grains.
* **Convector:** the Roman god of carrying grain.
* **Dea Dia:** the Roman goddess of growth.
* **Dis Pater:** the Roman god of fertile agricultural land.
* **Edesia:** the Roman goddess of food and banquets.
* **Helernus:** the Roman god of beans.
* **Hostilina:** the Roman goddess who made grain grow evenly.
* **Imporcitor:** the Roman god of ploughing land with a wide furrow.
* **Insitor:** the Roman god of sowing crops.
* **Lactans:** the Roman god who infuses crops with sap or juice.
* **Lympha:** the Roman goddess of fresh water for agricultural use.
* **Mars:** the Roman god of agriculture and the protector of farmers.
* **Messia:** the Roman goddess of reaping.
* **Messor:** the Roman god of reaping.
* **The Molae:** Roman goddesses of the mill.
* **Noduterensis:** the Roman god of threshing.
* **Nodutus:** the Roman god who causes the "knot" or node to form.
* **Obarator:** the Roman god of tracing the first ploughing.
* **Occator:** the Roman god of harrowing.
* **Patelana:** the Roman goddess who opens up the grain.
* **Picumnus:** a Roman god of agriculture.
* **Portunus:** a Roman god who was said to protect grain warehouses.
* **Promitor:** the Roman god of distributing grain.
* **Proserpina:** the Roman goddess of the springtime growth of crops.
* **Puta:** a minor Roman goddess of agriculture.
* **Reparator:** the Roman god of preparing the land for crops.
* **Robigus:** the Roman personification of agricultural disease who protected crops.
* **Runcina:** the Roman goddess of mowing and weeding.
* **Rusina:** the Roman goddess of fields.
* **Rusor:** an obscure Roman agricultural god.
* **Sator:** the Roman god of sowing.
* **Saturn:** the Roman god of agriculture.
* **Segesta:** the Roman goddess who promotes the growth of seedlings.
* **Seia:** the Roman goddess who protects seeds once they're sown into the earth.
* **Semonia:** the Roman goddess of sowing.
* **Serritor:** the Roman god of hoeing and weeding.
* **Spiniensis:** the Roman god of removing thorny plants from fields.
* **Sterquilinus:** the Roman god of manure and fertilizer.
* **Subruncinator:** the Roman god of weeding.
* **Tutelina:** the Roman goddess who protects stored grain.
* **Ubertas:** a minor Roman agricultural goddess.
* **Vervactor:** the Roman god of ploughing.
* **Volutina:** the Roman goddess who causes leaf sheaths to form.