The USDA logo is a graphic representation of the land - the foundation of all agriculture - and the Department's initials. The logo colors - dark green and dark blue - represent the essential elements of earth, air, and water.

Learn how to properly use the USDA logo, review the Digital Strategy Playbook, review guidelines for writing in AP and GPO styles, and review guidance for representing USDA on social media.

May 8, 2023 · Make designs uniform across all of USDA (color, font, look and feel, placement, style etc.) and follow the best; UX practices for doing so; Keep accessible design in mind; Understand USDA Guidance and Learn More! Use the U.S. Web Design System for Design. Required. Fonts. Required. USDA Masthead and Signature Lock-up. Required. USDA Footer ...

The USDA Rural Development brand colors are unspired by nature - representing open blue sky, vibrant green foliage and golden grains ground in rural America. Guidelines for 508 compliance are different for each color and are indicated within each color swatch.

The AMS logo is available in both a color and black and white version. When using the logo, keep adequate space around it, only place it on solid colors or very simple graphic/photo backgrounds (such as a clear sky). See USDA’s logo guidelines for more guidance on spacing and appropriate use of all official USDA logos, lockups and seals.

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The USDA Forest Service lockup guidelines are directed by USDA. The “signature lockup” includes the USDA symbol, Forest Service insignia, and text naming the agency and Department.

Aug 6, 2024 · The most heavily used USDA symbol is the logo. It was created in 1995. It consists of two parts: a verbal sign and an abstract image of the soil because the earth is the basis of all agriculture.

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