The resolution urges the LSU AgCenter, in collaboration with the Southern Ag Center and the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry, to conduct a study aimed at enhancing small and mid-scale agricultural production in Louisiana. It emphasizes the importance of agriculture to the state's economy and culture, particularly highlighting the role of small farms (under 250 acres) in local food systems and rural development. The resolution acknowledges existing barriers that young adults face in entering the agricultural sector and calls for strategies to improve infrastructure, training, and market access to support these individuals.

The study will focus on various areas, including sales and marketing training for producers, access to processing facilities, cold storage infrastructure, and the evaluation of the state's "Certified Louisiana" branding program. Additionally, it will explore opportunities for agritourism, mental health resources for farmers, and mentorship programs for young and beginning farmers. The LSU AgCenter is tasked with identifying potential policy recommendations and is required to submit a report of its findings and recommendations to the House Committee on Agriculture, Forestry, Aquaculture, and Rural Development by February 1, 2027.