1) Designates March 20, 2010, as "National American Meat and Poultry Appreciation Day;"
    2) Honors and recognizes the contributions made by the farmers, ranchers, processors, packers, and other meat and poultry industry employees;
    3) Encourages the people of the United States to observe and partake in "National American Meat and Poultry Appreciation Day" to promote awareness of the contributions of the industry, the nutritious value of its products, and the strict food safety standards to which it adheres

On Camp's website he explains:

"The governor's proclamation encouraged people to not eat meat, implying that it was not healthy despite evidence to the contrary. In fact, the federal Centers for Disease Control and the Department of Health and Human Services encourage meat consumption as part of a healthy diet in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. The Michigan Senate voted Wednesday to encourage Granholm to rescind her resolution.
"No one can dispute the fact that agriculture, including the meat and poultry industry, has buoyed the Michigan economy through an extremely difficult period. Nearly 136,000 Michigan farm families get their livelihood from the meat and poultry industry that represents nearly $15 billion for the Michigan economy, and nearly six percent of the nation's domestic product," Camp said."