The House Resolution recognizes the significant contributions of Iowa farm families, employees, and agricultural leaders during National Agriculture Week, which takes place from March 16 to March 22. It highlights the importance of agriculture in Iowa, noting that the state has 86,911 farms, with over 95 percent being family-owned. Iowa ranks first nationally in the production of various agricultural products, including corn, hogs, and eggs, and generated $46.6 billion in agricultural cash receipts in 2022. The resolution also points out the positive trend in Iowa's farming sector, with an increase in the number of farms and producers, contrasting with the national decline in farms.

Additionally, the resolution emphasizes the theme of National Agriculture Week, "Agriculture: Together We Grow," which aims to raise public awareness about the vital role of agriculture in society and encourage appreciation for farmers and ranchers. It acknowledges the essential contributions of agriculture to the economy and invites Iowans to celebrate these contributions. The resolution also mentions the upcoming Iowa Ag Leaders Dinner, where agricultural leaders will be honored for their impact on the state's agricultural economy and lifestyle. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the Agriculture Council of America to further promote awareness and recognition of agriculture's importance.