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Dairy Table

By Capital News Service | February 9, 2018

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The 12 Michigan counties with the most milk cows.

Huron
Clinton
Sanilac
Allegan
Gratiot
Ionia
Missaukee
Barry
Ottawa
Newaygo
Lenawee
Hillsdale

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, 2017

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