Who was the Greek god of agriculture?

Answer 1

No planet is named after the roman god of agriculture. There is a roman goddes of agriculture, and her name is Ceres. Her greek name is Demeter.

These planets are named after roman gods:

Mercury: the messenger of the gods; greek name is hermes

Venus: the goddess of love and beauty; greek name is aphrodite

Mars: the God of War; greek name is ares

Jupiter: king of the gods; greek name is zeus

Saturn: the titan ruler and ruler of time; greek name is kronos

Uranus: named after the GREEK titan of the seas

Neptune: god of the seas and water; greek name is poseidon

Pluto: god of the underworld; greek name is hades

Answer 2

According to Wikipedia, here's the best I could come up with:

Gaia - Mother Earth

Aphaea - a minor goddess of agriculture and furtility

Ceres - the Olympian goddess of farming.

Answer 3

Apollo for he is the god of not only the sun but cattle and poetry and many other thing's also had sex with 3 women who believe to be Venus goddess of love and beauty, Minerva goddess of wisdom and skill, Diana goddess of the moon,

Answer 4

The Roman Goddess of Agriculture was named Ceres. it is really Saturn. Thats how the panet got its name.

Answer 5

Demeter is the goddess of agriculture although there are other gods associated with it as well such as the demi-god Triptolemus who watched over sowing.

Answer 6

The MAJOR goddess of grain and agriculture in Roman mythology is Ceres. We get our word "cereal" from her name, and her Greek mythology name is Demeter.

Answer 7

it represents as the friend of peace and as a law-giving goddess

Answer 8

Saturn