Goddess Pomona

 

Pomona: The goddess of agriculture in Roman mythology.

Pomona is responsible for the upkeep of fruit trees, orchards, and gardens.

She encourages agricultural fertility and teaches how to properly care for flowering plants.

Her emblems are apples and a pruning fork.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Persephone

 

Persephone: Persephone is the Greek goddess of spring.

Persephone is the spring girl, a goddess of development and gladness, and the daughter of Demeter.

She is the goddess of agriculture and symbolizes youth's innocence and purity.

Persephone is the ruler of the underworld and the guardian of souls in her function as the Dark Maiden.

She embodies the knowledge of life and death, and is adept in all sorts of witchcraft and divination.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Mboze

 

Mboze: The goddess of agriculture in Central Africa.

Mboze, the mother of Bunzi, is the force of rain, harvests, and agriculture.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola, she is revered as the mother of the Woyo people.

~Kiran Atma

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