The resolution recognizes the significant positive impact of the Arkansas 4-H program on youth development and proclaims February 28, 2023, as 4-H Day at the State Capitol. Established in 1908, the program has evolved while maintaining its mission to cultivate productive citizens among the youth. Today, it serves over 144,000 youth in school enrichment programs and more than 258,000 across various program areas in Arkansas, emphasizing hands-on learning in fields such as science, health, agriculture, and citizenship.

The resolution highlights the program's commitment to fostering leadership, community service, and life skills through experiential education and mentorship from adult volunteers. Research indicates that participation in 4-H correlates with increased civic engagement and healthier lifestyle choices among youth. As the largest youth development organization in the nation, 4-H empowers nearly six million young people across the United States, making a lasting impact on their success and contributions to society.