The resolution proposes to declare March 2026 as Agriculture Month in Michigan, highlighting the significant contributions of the state's food and agriculture industry to the economy. With an annual contribution exceeding $125.8 billion and supporting approximately 805,000 jobs, which accounts for 17.2% of the state's workforce, Michigan's agriculture sector is noted for its diversity and productivity. The state ranks first in various agricultural outputs, including asparagus, tart cherries, and cucumbers, and is a leading producer of blueberries, potatoes, and dairy products, among others.

The resolution encourages citizens to recognize and celebrate the importance of agriculture in Michigan, emphasizing its role as a cornerstone of the state's prosperity. It outlines the extensive range of agricultural commodities produced in Michigan, the economic impact of these industries, and the opportunities they provide for residents. By designating March 2026 as Agriculture Month, the resolution aims to foster awareness and appreciation for the vital role that agriculture plays in the state's economy and community.