Pennsylvania has made $5 million available to help dairy farmers.
The funding was made available under the Pennsylvania Dairy Investment Program, which helps farmers to modernize or expand their operations.
Milk sales have dropped in recent years, partly because more people are buying soy, almond, and other non-dairy substitutes.
Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding said the grants will help dairy producers diversify their businesses and strengthen operations to keep up with the increasingly competitive market.
Source: ABC27
