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New Holland business helps families in need while supporting struggling dairy industry

WGAL News 8 coronavirus coverage

New Holland business helps families in need while supporting struggling dairy industry

WGAL News 8 coronavirus coverage

AFTER WEEK TO BUY SOMETHING ELSE GOING TO VALLEY BUSINESS IS DOING ITS PART TO HELP THOSE IN NEED WHILE ALSO HELPING OUT AREA. THIS IS THE CORONAVIRUS IS STRAINING FAMILIES WHO ARE STRUGGLING TO PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE AND ALSO SOME BUSINESSES AS WELL SUCH AS THE DAIRY INDUSTRY ARE HURTING PENNSYLVANIA. SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE IS ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO PURCHASE DAIRY PRODUCTS, AND THAT’S EXACTLY WHAT SENSITIVES FEED MILL IS DOING THE FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESS IN NEW HOLLAND LIKES OUR COUNTY PURCHASED THOUSANDS OF GALLONS OF MILK FROM CLOVER FARMS DAIRY. THEY’LL BE GIVING IT OUT FOR FREE TO ANYONE IN NEED TODAY AND TOMORROW. WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO HELP PEOPLE IN NEED OR HELP HUNGRY KIDS. THEY’RE HUNGRY FAMILIES. WHY SHOULDN’T WE DO IT MEAN FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO BE ABLE TO KEEP WORKING THROUGH THIS AND THAT FOR MILK TO BE SO VALUABLE TO SOME PEOPLE LIKE WHILE WE TAKE SO MUCH FOR GRANTED. IT’S TWOFOLD WE’RE HELPING THE COMMUNITY AND WE’RE HELPING THE DAIRY FARMERS NEW COME BY PICK UP A GALLON OF WHOLE MILK TODAY UNTIL 3 O’CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON AT THE EMPTY PARKING LOT RIGHT OFF OF 115, SOUTH RAILROAD AVENUE IN NEW HOLLAND ALSO
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New Holland business helps families in need while supporting struggling dairy industry

WGAL News 8 coronavirus coverage

A Lancaster County business is helping families in need during the coronavirus crisis while supporting the struggling dairy industry.Sensenig's Feed Mill in New Holland purchased thousands of gallons of milk from Clover Farms Dairy.The milk will be given out for free Thursday and Friday."We have the ability to help people in need or help hungry kids or hungry families. Why shouldn't we do it?" Kyle Sensenig said."We're fortunate enough to be able to keep working through this. And for milk to be so valuable to some people, like, wow, we take so much for granted," said co-owner Mike Sensenig."It's twofold. We're helping the community, and we're helping the dairy farmers," said co-owner Karl Sensenig.The milk giveaway runs until 3 p.m. Thursday in the parking lot of the M&T Bank next to the feed mill at 115 South Railroad Ave. in New Holland.Milk will also be available to pick up from 10 a.m. to noon Friday.

A Lancaster County business is helping families in need during the coronavirus crisis while supporting the struggling dairy industry.

Sensenig's Feed Mill in New Holland purchased thousands of gallons of milk from Clover Farms Dairy.

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The milk will be given out for free Thursday and Friday.

"We have the ability to help people in need or help hungry kids or hungry families. Why shouldn't we do it?" Kyle Sensenig said.

"We're fortunate enough to be able to keep working through this. And for milk to be so valuable to some people, like, wow, we take so much for granted," said co-owner Mike Sensenig.

"It's twofold. We're helping the community, and we're helping the dairy farmers," said co-owner Karl Sensenig.

The milk giveaway runs until 3 p.m. Thursday in the parking lot of the M&T Bank next to the feed mill at 115 South Railroad Ave. in New Holland.

Milk will also be available to pick up from 10 a.m. to noon Friday.