The House Resolution, introduced by Representatives Miller, Paiz, Byrnes, Rogers, Dievendorf, Tsernoglou, and Foreman, calls on the federal government to implement policies that support Michigan farmers in light of recent tariff threats and trade uncertainties. The resolution highlights the significant role of Michigan's agriculture industry, which contributes approximately $104 billion to the state's economy and supports hundreds of thousands of jobs. It emphasizes that increased tariffs have led to higher costs for farmers, reduced export opportunities, and instability in agricultural markets, ultimately harming the competitiveness of Michigan's agricultural products.

In response to these challenges, the resolution urges the federal government to adopt fair and balanced trade policies that protect Michigan's agricultural sector from economic harm. It also calls for investments in programs that enhance agricultural resilience, market diversification, and farmer assistance to help mitigate the effects of economic disruptions. The resolution concludes by requesting that copies be sent to key federal officials, including the President, the Secretary of Agriculture, the Trade Representative, and Michigan's congressional delegation.