The House of Representatives of the 136th General Assembly of Ohio has adopted a resolution honoring Heritage Hill Farm on its 200th anniversary. Established in 1825 by John E. Brubaker and now in its sixth generation of family ownership, the farm has expanded its operations to include a variety of crops such as dairy, corn, soybeans, wheat, oats, rye, and alfalfa. In 2002, the farm undertook a significant reforestation project, planting 30,000 native hardwood trees to enhance the quality of its land and has collaborated with regional state foresters to improve surrounding forests. This dedication to sustainable practices and agricultural excellence has made Heritage Hill Farm a noteworthy business in the community.

The resolution commends the owner, David Charles Winger, and all those associated with Heritage Hill Farm for their commitment to high standards in the agricultural industry. It emphasizes the importance of their contributions to the community and expresses confidence in their continued success and dedication to service. The House of Representatives congratulates Heritage Hill Farm on this significant milestone and looks forward to its promising future, recognizing it as a fine example of Ohio's agricultural endeavors. A duly authenticated copy of the resolution will be transmitted to Heritage Hill Farm.