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September 5, 2026

Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative Welcomes Lynne Wheeler

August 31, 2026

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Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative Welcomes Lynne Wheeler

Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative, one of the largest dairy cooperatives in the country based on milk volume, announced the appointment of Lynne Wheeler to the newly defined role of Territory Manager – West.

In this role, Wheeler will work directly with members to provide support and services needed to meet policy, regulation and sustainability challenges in South and North Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa. She will support the development and execution of territory-specific strategies that expand organizational reach, increase member engagement, develop state and regional policy and regulatory priorities and advance the mission of the Voice of Milk organizations.

“As our western territory continues to grow, we’re expanding our team in order to enhance the level of services we provide to our members,” Tim Trotter, Edge CEO, said. “Lynne brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership expertise in the dairy industry. We’re confident that she’ll be a valuable asset to the team, and we look forward to what is ahead.”

Wheeler has over 14 years of leadership experience in dairy operations, genetics and dairy advocacy. She has been a managing partner on her family’s farm, Coldstream Farm in Deming, Wash., since 2011 and currently resides in South Dakota.

“I am committed to advancing the dairy industry through engaging with farmers and advocacy efforts, which starts with building strong relationships and understanding their needs,” Wheeler said. “I look forward to supporting our members and ensuring they have the services needed to tackle the challenges they’re facing today.”

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