Tennessee House Bill HR0128

Tennessee 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/28/24
• Enrolled: 4/2/24
• Passed: 4/2/24

Caption

A RESOLUTION to honor Gavin Giffey, Kendall Hamilton, and Gunnar Giffey of the Clay County 4-H Livestock Judging Team on competing in the National Livestock Judging Contest.

Impact

By recognizing the accomplishments of these young individuals, HR0128 serves to inspire the next generation of agricultural leaders in Tennessee. It emphasizes the importance of educational programs like 4-H that provide youth with critical life skills, mentorship, and opportunities for competition. Such recognition can bolster community support for agricultural education and foster greater participation among youth in these programs.

Summary

House Resolution 128 honors the achievements of Gavin Giffey, Kendall Hamilton, and Gunnar Giffey from the Clay County 4-H Livestock Judging Team for their participation in the National Livestock Judging Contest held in Denver, Colorado. This resolution highlights the skills and dedication of these youth as they competed against high-quality livestock, showcasing their knowledge and experience in the field of agriculture. The resolution expresses pride in their success and recognizes their contributions to Tennessee's agricultural community.

Contention

As a resolution, HR0128 is unlikely to face significant opposition as it focuses on celebrating achievement rather than enacting statutory changes. However, it may prompt discussions about the allocation of resources for agricultural education and youth programs, highlighting the broader context of state support for such initiatives. While the resolution is a point of pride, it also indirectly raises questions related to the agricultural sector's future and the importance of investing in youth development.