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One of the 1,150 milking cows on Dykstra Dairy in the Chino Valley, takes a break from the feeding lane. Dykstra Dairy is one of a half dozen in the area that gives its manure to the Inland Empire Utilities Agency, in a manure-to-methane program to generate electricity.

( Rick Loomis / LAT )

One of the 1,150 milking cows on Dykstra Dairy in the Chino Valley, takes a break from the feeding lane. Dykstra Dairy is one of a half dozen in the area that gives its manure to the Inland Empire Utilities Agency, in a manure-to-methane program to generate electricity.

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