Milk Will Cost a Quarter at NY State Fair as Long as Kathy Hochul Is Governor
Fairgoers Get a Break on Milk Prices at Food Stands and the Dairy Products Building
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced that milk will cost just a quarter at the Great New York State Fair as long as she is governor. The reduced price will be available at all food stands and the Dairy Products Building.
Why is Milk So Cheap at the Fair?
- Hochul says the state is subsidizing the cost of milk to make it more affordable for fairgoers.
- The subsidy is part of the state's efforts to promote agriculture and support New York's dairy farmers.
- Hochul says she wants to make the fair more affordable for families and to encourage people to visit the Dairy Products Building.
How Much Milk Can I Buy for a Quarter?
Fairgoers can purchase one 16-ounce cup of milk for a quarter. This is a significant discount compared to the usual price of milk at the fair, which is $2.00 or more.
Where Can I Buy Milk for a Quarter at the Fair?
Milk for a quarter will be available at all food stands and the Dairy Products Building. Look for the signs that say "Milk: 25 Cents." Certain vendors may not include tax in the 25-cent price.
What Else Should I Know About Milk at the Fair?
In addition to the reduced price, there are a few other things to know about milk at the fair:
- The milk is fresh and comes from New York State dairy farms.
- The milk is available in whole, 2%, 1%, and skim milk.
- The milk is a great source of calcium and other nutrients.
Conclusion
Governor Hochul's announcement is sure to be welcomed by fairgoers. The reduced price of milk will make it more affordable for families to enjoy this delicious and nutritious beverage.
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