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The secret ingredients farmers add to their dairy cows' diets

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  1. latimes.comseen 13 Aug, 17:58description edited
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    At Perkins Twin Creek Farm Inc., black-and-white Holsteins line up to munch on piles of a bespoke bran-colored feed.

    Across the Midwest and Northeast, dairy farmers are swapping standard cow chow for high oleic soybeans, roasted on-site to produce richer milk while keeping herds happily buried in custom feed.

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Mitch PerkinsDarren MoodyBrian PrestonRoger TheisenSteven ZimmermanDon WyssPerkins Twin Creek Farm IncGoodyearChicago Board Of TradeCorteva IncChinaIndiana, United StatesMichigan, United StatesWolcottville, Indiana, United StatesNew York, United StatesFort Wayne, Indiana, United States

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  1. Tue, 11 August 2026

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    • latimes.com13:22first to reportedited after publishing

      Across the Midwest and Northeast, dairy farmers are swapping standard cow chow for high oleic soybeans, roasted on-site to produce richer milk while keeping herds happily buried in custom feed.

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