Order of Merit for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
The Order of Merit for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (Spanish: Orden del Mérito Agrario, Pesquero y Alimentario) is a Civil Order of Merit awarded by Spain. It is awarded to recognize people and organizations for outstanding performance in agriculture, fisheries, and food in all its manifestations. The order was established by Royal Decree 421/1987, on 27 February 1987. HistoryThis order replaced the former Order of Merit for Agriculture (Spanish: Orden Civil del Mérito Agrícola), created on 3 December 1905 and established by Royal Decree on 9 February 1906.[2] ClassesThe classes of the order may be awarded in one of three divisions, agriculture, fisheries, and food. Individuals are awarded one of six classes of the order, while organizations and groups may be recognized by one of three classes of plaque. Awards of the Grand Cross and Gold Plaque are granted by Royal Decree. The Grand Cross and Gold Plaque may be awarded to cover all three divisions.[3] IndividualsIndividuals are recognized with one of the following six classes of the order:[3]
Other entitiesGroups, organizations, and other legal entities are recognized with one of the following three classes:[3]
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