The Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act was signed into law, but some farmers and lawmakers are concerned that the new milk options won’t make it to school this fall. Dairy farmer Dennis Hawkins from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin tells Brownfield passing this was important. “That will create life-long dairy demand and (for) generations that haven’t […]
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