When the coronavirus pandemic first hit Central New York, dairy farmers suffered greatly from decreased demand.
The demand for milk is growing once again, giving local farmers a much-needed boost.
“Yeah, it has been a struggle for us. The last 5 years has been a struggle,” said Mike McMahon, Dairy Farmer.
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