Louisiana 2024 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SCR80

Introduced
5/30/24  
Introduced
5/30/24  
Passed
5/31/24  
Passed
5/31/24  
Engrossed
5/31/24  

Caption

Commends Jim Harper for his accomplishments as president of the Farm Bureau.

Impact

The resolution serves to acknowledge Harper’s contributions not only to the Farm Bureau but also to the wider agricultural landscape in Louisiana. With over twenty-five years of service on the board of directors, including past roles as first vice-president and leadership in other agricultural organizations, Harper has played a pivotal role in steering agricultural policy and support for farmers within the state. His advocacy has had lasting implications for agricultural practices and the support structures around them.

Summary

Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 80 (SCR80) is a resolution commending Jim Harper for his notable service as president of the Louisiana Farm Bureau. Harper’s election to the presidency came during a challenging period marked by the pandemic, highlighting his commitment to servant leadership and advocacy for agricultural issues. His tenure has been characterized by significant contributions to the agricultural community in Louisiana, reflecting a dedication to the industry that underpins food supply chains.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SCR80 is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating Harper’s achievements and leadership qualities. The resolution praises his dedication and the impact of his leadership on the Farm Bureau and the agricultural community. There is a sense of gratitude expressed by legislators who recognize the importance of such advocacy in ensuring that the voices of farmers are heard in policy discussions.

Contention

As a resolution, SCR80 does not carry any contentious points as it primarily aims to honor an individual. However, it does serve as a reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by the agricultural sector, particularly during large-scale crises such as the pandemic. The recognition of Harper's contributions is juxtaposed against the difficulties that many farmers encounter, spotlighting the need for continuous support and advocacy within the agricultural policy arena.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HCR26

Commends Jeneral C. "Jack" Chelette on the occasion of his retirement

LA SCR55

Commends Dr. Don Coker, Ouachita Parish Superintendent upon his retirement and to congratulate him for over thirty-five years of service in the field of education.

LA HCR133

Commends Sheriff Greg Champagne on his second term as president of the National Sheriff's Association

LA SCR36

Commends Katrice LaCour upon leading the Northwestern State University Middle Lab School Orchestra to international recognition at Festival Disney and for his significant contributions and accomplishments in the music industry.

LA HR74

Commends Gene Stewart for his accomplishments

LA HCR39

Commends Louisiana State University Health Shreveport faculty member Dr. Daniel Flowers for his accomplishments

LA SR3

Commends Coach Barry Rubin on his outstanding accomplishments and on the occasion of his retirement from the NFL.

LA HR16

Commends John C. Brass for his educational and civic accomplishments

LA SR154

Commends Reverend Dr. Ernest Marcelle Jr. upon his accomplishments.

LA SCR35

Commends Northwestern State University Middle Lab School Orchestra upon their outstanding performance at festival Disney in Orlando, Florida and for their many musical accomplishments.

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