Got Jobs?

Data and charts show the dairy industry’s economic impact from South Carolina to Oregon and every state in-between.

Iowa’s Swiss Valley Farms exports not only to Mexico, but 22 other countries, keeping five plants in three states humming.

From New Jersey to California, dairy’s economic ripple effect creates millions of jobs. Videos help tell the story.

The U.S. dairy products industry supports nearly 3 million workers with an economic impact of more than $628 billion.

Running a busy farm isn't work. It's fun for Paul Rovey and family.

Dairy is a tax-generating machine, and it’s just one sector among many in agriculture.

Got Jobs? California dairy certainly does, generating more than 390,000 in a variety of industries.

Some are surprised to learn that 95 percent of American dairy farms are family-owned businesses, not Fortune 500 corporations.

Iowa’s Swiss Valley Farms exports not only to Mexico, but 22 other countries, keeping five plants in three states humming.

Christy Slay, researcher at The Sustainability Consortium, leads discussions between Arkansas dairy farmers, processors and retailers.

This list has been retweeted so many times (146), we decided to turn it into an infographic.

NMPF President and CEO Jim Mulhern says the "Got Jobs?" their economic impact story.