Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday proposed $1.5 million in funds to help struggling dairy farmers participate in a federal program that aims to protect dairies from plummeting milk prices paired with the rising cost of feeding cows. Hogan’s proposed $1.5 million will have to be approved by…
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Gov. Larry Hogan proposes $1.5 million to help Maryland dairy farmers
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