Wisconsin remains No. 1 cheese maker as plant construction in California slows
                   
startribune.com     May 12, 2008            

By M.L. JOHNSON , Associated Press MILWAUKEE - Cheeseheads don't need to be bleu: Experts say predictions that California will soon overtake Wisconsin as the nation's top cheese producer are unlikely to come true. The Golden State and its cows gained quickly on Wisconsin... [read full story]                

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