The House of Representatives of the 136th General Assembly of Ohio has adopted a resolution recognizing March 9-15, 2025, as Ohio Agriculture Week. This week is designated to honor the significant role that agriculture plays in Ohio, which is the state's largest industry. With 76,500 farms covering 13 million acres, the agriculture sector produces over 200 types of crops and livestock, contributing $124 billion to the state's economy and employing one in eight Ohioans. The resolution highlights the importance of family-owned farms and the food processing industry, which further supports the state's economic landscape.

Established by the Ohio General Assembly in 2011, Ohio Agriculture Week serves to promote awareness and appreciation for the efforts of farmers and those involved in the food and agribusiness sectors. As urbanization increases, the resolution emphasizes the critical responsibility farmers have in feeding the population efficiently. The observance encourages communities across Ohio to celebrate and recognize the contributions of agriculture, reinforcing the notion that the future of Ohio's agricultural industry is in capable hands.