This resolution recognizes the significant contributions of Washington's dairy industry, which dates back to the arrival of cows in 1838 and the establishment of the first creamery in Cheney in 1880. It highlights the presence of dairy farms in 27 counties, the existence of 33 certified organic dairies, and the reliance of families on dairy products for generations. The resolution emphasizes the importance of dairy in a healthy diet, as recommended by the USDA, and notes that dairy is the third highest agricultural commodity in the state, with an economic impact exceeding one billion dollars.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges Dairy Day at the legislature on February 18, 2026, where legislators will engage with dairy producers and sample local dairy products. It calls for honoring the hard work of dairy farmers in Washington, recognizing their vital role in the economy, community character, and overall well-being of citizens. The resolution also mandates that copies be sent to the Dairy Farmers of Washington and the Washington State Dairy Federation.