A new survey reveals U.S. pig farmers receive a $25 to $1 return on investment (ROI) from the Pork Checkoff.
Kevin Waetke with the National Pork Board (NPB) says the study—required by USDA to be done every five years—quantifies the returns generated by Checkoff investments in research, pork promotion, and producer education programs.
“Everyone needs to deliver value for the dollars invested, and the one thing the Pork Checkoff benefits is that we clearly are aligned closely with the interests of our producers.
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