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LYNCHBURG, Tenn. (WKRN) — Jack Daniel’s will no longer continue its Cow Feeder Program. The Cow Feeder Program involved the sale of “stillage”— spent corn, rye and barley malt — made during the ...

The Cow Feeder Program involved the sale of “stillage”— spent corn, rye and barley malt — made during the production of Jack Daniel’s whiskey to area farmers so they could feed their cattle.

The Cow Feeder Program involved the sale of “stillage”— spent corn, rye and barley malt — made during the production of Jack Daniel’s whiskey to area farmers so they could feed their cattle.

LYNCHBURG, Tenn. (WSMV) - A spokesperson with Jack Daniel’s has confirmed that the company’s Cow Feeder Program is being discontinued in 2026. Jack Daniel’s will be transitioning to a new, long-term ...

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It’s 5 a.m. on Tuesday morning, and already dozens of local farmers drive down rural backroads dutifully headed toward The Jack Daniel Distillery campus to fill their tanks with spent distiller’s ...

Jack Daniel Distillery announced that effective March 31 that it will stop its Feeder Cow Program that provides free slop to local farmers in Moore County. For almost as long as there’s been a ...

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