Milk | Milk dumping continues in Upstate NY

Salvaging a couple buckets for the neighbor’s pigs.

Edited by: Damián Morais

Cooperatives telling farmers to throttle back production until markets normalize.

Milk dumping continues in Upstate NY. Salvaging a couple buckets for the neighbor’s pigs. Cooperatives telling farmers to throttle back production until markets normalize. pic.twitter.com/dycs8NogbI

— NYFarmer (@NYFarmer) July 21, 2020

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