Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.
The mark consists of the words MISSISSIPPI BLUE RICE above a rice stalk forming a circle surrounding the words TASTEFULLY CULTIVATED... NATURALLY, superimposed on a map of the State of Mississippi at lower left, the grains of rice on the rice stalk each displaying a word for rice in various languages, with the words ECOLOGICALLY GROWN ON THE WORLD'S MOST FERTILE BLUE GUMBO CLAY SOIL IN THE LAND OF THE BLUES beneath, all enclosed by a heavy double-line border.
The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "MI" or "KOME" and this means "RICE" in English.
The English translation of "RIZ", "ARROZ", "RISO", "REIS", "BIGAS", "MI", "BERENJ", "ORYZA", "CHAWAL", "KOME", "OREZ", and "ARICI" in the mark is "RICE".