The resolution, introduced on February 19, 2025, recognizes Cottage Hill Farm in Grant County, West Virginia, as the state's outstanding family-owned Hereford cattle farm for the year 2024. The farm, operated by W.C. Taylor, spans 1,000 acres and includes a purebred Hereford cow/calf operation along with six broiler houses. W.C. Taylor has implemented various conservation practices over the years, such as no-till planting, cover crops, and rotational grazing, which have enhanced the farm's sustainability and improved water quality. His innovative methods, including the use of contour strips and nutrient management plans, have contributed to reducing erosion and protecting the environment.

In addition to their farming practices, the Taylor family is actively involved in their community, participating in farm-related boards, 4-H leadership roles, and collaborating with West Virginia University Extension on research projects. Their contributions have been recognized through various awards, including the West Virginia Women in Agriculture award received by Carole Taylor in 2019 and the international Family Farm Environmental Excellence Award in 2007. The resolution concludes by directing the Clerk to forward a copy to the Taylor family, honoring their commitment to agriculture and environmental stewardship.