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Arkansas Senate Bill SR27

Arkansas 2025 Regular Session

Arkansas Senate Bill SR27

Introduced
2/19/25  

Caption

Commending Arkansas Farmers, Ranchers, And Foresters For Their Vital Contributions To The Security And Economic Well-being Of The State Of Arkansas And The Nation.

Impact

The resolution reflects a broader appreciation for the agricultural sector, illustrating its extensive influence on job creation with over 240,000 jobs provided in Arkansas, whereby one in seven Arkansans is employed in food and agricultural-related roles. By recognizing the contributions of farmers and ranchers, SR27 aims to bring attention to the essential services these communities provide, which include feeding the populace and supporting local economies. This acknowledgment aims to reinforce the sectors' ongoing economic contributions while fostering greater public awareness and appreciation.

Summary

Senate Resolution 27 (SR27) commends Arkansas farmers, ranchers, and foresters for their significant contributions to both the state's economic stability and the national food supply. It highlights the fact that approximately twenty percent of Arkansas's economy relies on agriculture, forestry, and related industries, signifying their critical role in local and national markets. The resolution notes that these agricultural pursuits generate an annual value exceeding $24 billion, indicating the sector's vital importance to the well-being of Arkansas citizens.

Contention

While SR27 is predominantly a commendatory resolution, it does emphasize issues of agricultural sustainability and environmental stewardship, which can stimulate discussions about land use and farming practices in the state. Although there appears to be no significant legislative contention surrounding the resolution itself, the broader implications concerning agricultural policies, environmental practices, and economic support for rural communities may spark debates in future legislative sessions. The resolution serves as a unifying statement celebrating the contributions of the agricultural community, potentially influencing public and legislative perspectives on related issues.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AR SR11

Commending Arkansas Farmers, Ranchers, And Foresters For Their Vital Contributions To The Security And Economic Well-being Of The State And The Nation.

AR HR1030

Commending Arkansas Farmers, Ranchers, And Foresters For Their Vital Contributions To The Security And Economic Well-being Of The State And The Nation.

AR SR2

To Recognize And Celebrate Arkansas Forestry Day At The State Capitol On January 25, 2023.

AR HCR1006

To Recognize And Celebrate Arkansas Forestry Day At The State Capitol On January 25, 2023.

AR HR1003

To Recognize And Celebrate Arkansas Forestry Day At The State Capitol On January 25, 2023.

AR HCR1002

To Recognize The Arkansas Committee Of The National Museum Of Women In The Arts For Thirty-five Years Of Creative Contributions To The Citizens Of Arkansas And Continuous Support Of Women Artists In Arkansas.

AR SR23

To Recognize The Arkansas Committee Of The National Museum Of Women In The Arts For Thirty-five Years Of Creative Contributions To The Citizens Of Arkansas And Continuous Support Of Women Artists In Arkansas.

AR HR1004

To Recognize The Arkansas Committee Of The National Museum Of Women In The Arts For Thirty-five Years Of Creative Contributions To The Citizens Of Arkansas And Continuous Support Of Women Artists In Arkansas.

AR SR24

Congratulating Roger Allan Norman, Legislative Auditor For Arkansas Legislative Audit, Upon His Retirement And Commending Him For His Contributions To The State Of Arkansas.

AR SCR6

To Recognize One Hundred (100) Years Of Arkansas State Parks And Proclaim 2023 As Arkansas State Parks Centennial Year.

Similar Bills

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