Alcona County
Alcona dairy farmers produce 11.6 million pounds (1.41 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 200 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 133 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Alcona County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 650 650
Milk per cow Pounds 17,850 18,460
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 11,600 12,000
200 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
133 gallons per person 
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Alger County
No data available. 
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Allegan County
Allegan dairy farmers produce 275 million pounds (34.71 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 4,917 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 355 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Allegan County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 15,500 15,400
Milk per cow Pounds 17,740 19,160
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 275,000 295,000
4,917 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
355 gallons per person 
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Alpena County
Alpena dairy farmers produce 44 million pounds (5.41 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 767 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 175 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Alpena County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 2,500 2,600
Milk per cow Pounds 17,600 17,690
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 44,000 46,000
767 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
175 gallons per person 
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Antrim County
Antrim dairy farmers produce 17.5 million pounds (2.15 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 305 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 106 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Antrim County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,100 1,100
Milk per cow Pounds 15,910 16,640
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 17,500 18,300
305 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
106 gallons per person
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Arenac County
Arenac dairy farmers produce 49 million pounds (5.76 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 817 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 356 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Arenac County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 2,800 2,700
Milk per cow Pounds 17,500 18,150
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 49,000 49,000
817 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
356 gallons per person
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Baraga County
Baraga dairy farmers produce 10.9 million pounds (1.2 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 170 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 141 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Baraga County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 700 600
Milk per cow Pounds 15,570 17,000
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 10,900 10,200
170 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
141 gallons per person
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Barry County
Barry dairy farmers produce 130 million pounds (15.29 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,167 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 290 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Barry County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 7,400 7,700
Milk per cow Pounds 17,570 16,880
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 130,000 130,000
2,167 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
290 gallons per person
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Bay County
Bay dairy farmers produce 20 million pounds (2.35 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 333 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 21 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Bay County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,200 1,200
Milk per cow Pounds 16,670 16,670
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 20,000 20,000
333 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
21 gallons per person
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Benzie County
No data available. 
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Berrien County
Berrien dairy farmers produce 26 million pounds (3.06 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 433 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 18.8 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Berrien County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,500 1,400
Milk per cow Pounds 17,330 18,570
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 26,000 26,000
433 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
18.8 gallons per person
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Branch County
Branch dairy farmers produce 60 million pounds (6.82 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 967 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 160 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Branch County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 3,900 3,600
Milk per cow Pounds 15,380 16,110
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 60,000 58,000
967 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
160 gallons per person 
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Calhoun County
Calhoun dairy farmers produce 100 million pounds (11.76 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,667 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 83.6 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Calhoun County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 5,300 5,100
Milk per cow Pounds 18,870 19,610
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 100,000 100,000
1,667 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
83.6 gallons per person
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Cass County
Cass dairy farmers produce 23 million pounds (2.82 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 400 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 57 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Cass County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,400 1,400
Milk per cow Pounds 16,430 17,140
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 23,000 24,000
400 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
57 gallons per person
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Charlevoix County
Charlevoix dairy farmers produce 15 million pounds (1.51 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 213 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 65 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Charlevoix County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,000 900
Milk per cow Pounds 15,500 14,220
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 15,500 12,800
213 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
65 gallons per person
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Cheboygan County
Cheboygan dairy farmers produce 23.6 million pounds (2.71 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 383 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 118 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Cheboygan County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,500 1,400
Milk per cow Pounds 15,730 16,430
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 23,600 23,000
383 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
118 gallons per person
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Chippewa County
Chippewa dairy farmers produce 21.5 million pounds (2 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 283 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 54 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Chippewa County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,600 1,150
Milk per cow Pounds 13,440 14,780
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 21,500 17,000
283 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
54 gallons per person
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Clare County
Clare dairy farmers produce 57 million pounds (6.82 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 967 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 243 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Clare County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 3,100 3,000
Milk per cow Pounds 18,390 19,330
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 57,000 58,000
967 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
243 gallons per person
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Clinton County
Clinton dairy farmers produce 310 million pounds (37.65 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 5,333 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 610 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Clinton County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 15,500 15,500
Milk per cow Pounds 20,000 20,650
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 310,000 320,000
5,333 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
610 gallons per person
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Crawford County
No data available.
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Delta County
Delta dairy farmers produce 36 million pounds (4 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 567 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 103.5 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Delta County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 2,400 2,200
Milk per cow Pounds 15,000 15,450
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 36,000 34,000
567 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
103.5 gallons per person 
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Dickinson County
Dickinson dairy farmers produce 12.5 million pounds (1.36 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 193 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 50 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Dickinson County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 750 700
Milk per cow Pounds 16,670 16,570
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 12,500 11,600
193 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
50 gallons per person
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Eaton County
Eaton dairy farmers produce 55 million pounds (6.35 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 900 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 64.7 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Eaton County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 3,700 3,500
Milk per cow Pounds 14,860 15,430
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 55,000 54,000
900 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
64.7 gallons per person
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Emmet County
Emmet dairy farmers produce 18 million pounds (2.19 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 310 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 80 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Emmet County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,000 950
Milk per cow Pounds 18,000 19,580
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 18,000 18,600
310 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
80 gallons per person
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Genesee County
Genesee dairy farmers produce 33 million pounds (3.53 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 500 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 8 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Genesee County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 2,100 1,900
Milk per cow Pounds 15,710 15,790
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 33,000 30,000
500 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
8 gallons per person 
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Gladwin County
Gladwin dairy farmers produce 21 million pounds of milk each year. 
 
Gladwin County 1997
Milk cows Head 1,300
Milk per cow Pounds 16,150
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 21,000

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Gogebic County
No data available.
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Grand Traverse County
Grand Traverse dairy farmers produce 13.2 million pounds (1.65 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 233 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 23 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Grad Traverse County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 700 700
Milk per cow Pounds 18,860 20,000
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 13,200 14,000
233 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
23 gallons per person 
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Gratiot County
Gratiot dairy farmers produce 155 million pounds (20.59 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,917 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 515 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Gratiot County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 7,600 7,500
Milk per cow Pounds 20,390 23,330
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 155,000 175,000
2,917 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
515 gallons per person 
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Hillsdale County
Hillsdale dairy farmers produce 140 million pounds (15.88 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,250 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 351 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Hillsdale County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 8,600 8,200
Milk per cow Pounds 16,280 16,460
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 140,000 135,000
2,250 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
351 gallons per person
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Houghton County
Houghton dairy farmers produce 11.5 million pounds (1.13 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 160 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 31 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Houghton County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 700 550
Milk per cow Pounds 16,430 17,450
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 11,500 9,600
160 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
31 gallons per person
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Huron County
Huron dairy farmers produce 300 million pounds (34.71 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 4,917 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 985 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Huron County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 16,000 15,500
Milk per cow Pounds 18,750 19,030
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 300,000 295,000
4,917 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
985 gallons per person 
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Ingham County
Ingham dairy farmers produce 130 million pounds (14.12 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,000 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 50.8 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Ingham County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 7,700 7,000
Milk per cow Pounds 16,680 17,140
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 130,000 120,000
2,000 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
50.8 gallons per person
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Ionia County
Ionia dairy farmers produce 185 million pounds (22.94 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,350 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 383 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Ionia County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 11,000 10,700
Milk per cow Pounds 16,820 18,220
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 185,000 195,000
2,350 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
383 gallons per person 
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Iosco County
Iosco dairy farmers produce 26.9 million pounds (3.41 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 483 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 138 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Iosco County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,700 1,700
Milk per cow Pounds 15,820 17,060
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 26,900 29,000
483 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
138 gallons per person
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Iron County
No data available.
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Isabella County
Isabella dairy farmers produce 180 million pounds (20 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,833 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 355 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Isabella County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 10,500 9,900
Milk per cow Pounds 17,140 17,170
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 180,000 170,000
2,833 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
355 gallons per person 
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Jackson County
Jackson dairy farmers produce 90 million pounds (10.71 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,517 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 69.5 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Jackson County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 4,700 4,400
Milk per cow Pounds 19,150 20,680
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 90,000 91,000
1,517 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
69.5 gallons per person 
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Kalamazoo County
Kalamazoo dairy farmers produce 65 million pounds (7.65 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,083 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 33.5 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Kalamazoo County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 3,200 3,100
Milk per cow Pounds 20,310 20,970
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 65,000 65,000
1,083 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
33.5 gallons per person
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Kalkaska County
No data available.
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Kent County
Kent dairy farmers produce 185 million pounds (21.18 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 3,000 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 40.3 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Kent County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 10,500 9,700
Milk per cow Pounds 17,620 18,560
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 185,000 180,000
3,000 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
40.3 gallons per person 
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Keweenaw County
No data available.
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Lake County
No data available. 
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Lapeer County
Lapeer dairy farmers produce 108 million pounds (12.12 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,717 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 144 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Lapeer County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 7,000 6,600
Milk per cow Pounds 15,430 15,610
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 108,000 103,000
1,717 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
144 gallons per person
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Leelanau County
Leelanau dairy farmers produce 10.3 million pounds (1.06 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 150 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 57 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Leelanau County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 650 600
Milk per cow Pounds 15,850 15,000
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 10,300 9,000
150 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
57 gallons per person 
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Lenawee County
Lenawee dairy farmers produce 93 million pounds (10.71 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,517 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 110 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Lenawee County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 5,600 5,300
Milk per cow Pounds 16,610 17,1701
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 93,000 91,000
1,517 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
110 gallons per person 
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Livingston County
Livingston dairy farmers produce 76 million pounds (8.59 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,217 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 64 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Livingston County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 4,700 4,400
Milk per cow Pounds 16,170 16,590
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 76,000 73,000
1,217 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
64 gallons per person 
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Luce County
No data available. 
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Mackinac County
Mackinac dairy farmers produce 14 million pounds (1.75 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 248 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 159 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Mackinac County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 800 800
Milk per cow Pounds 17,500 18,630
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 14,000 14,900
242 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
2.3 gallons per person 
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Macomb County
Macomb dairy farmers produce 17 million pounds (1.71 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 242 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink  2.3 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Macomb County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,100 900
Milk per cow Pounds 15,450 16,110
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 17,000 14,500
242 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
2.3 gallons per person 
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Manistee County
No data available.
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Marquette County
Marquette dairy farmers produce 7.9 million pounds (0.94 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 133 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 14.4 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Marquette County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 600 600
Milk per cow Pounds 13,170 13,330
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 7,900 8,000
133 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
14.4 gallons per person 
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Mason County
Mason dairy farmers produce 46 million pounds (5.65 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 800 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 205 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Mason County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 2,800 2,700
Milk per cow Pounds 16,430 17,780
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 46,000 48,000
800 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
205 gallons per person 
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Mecosta County
Mecosta dairy farmers produce 82 million pounds (9.53 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,350 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 252 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Mecosta County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 5,300 5,400
Milk per cow Pounds 15,470 15,000
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 82,000 81,000
1,350 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
252 gallons per person 
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Menominee County
Menominee dairy farmers produce 108 million pounds (12 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,700 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 488 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Menominee County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 7,000 6,500
Milk per cow Pounds 15,430 15,690
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 108,000 102,000
1,700 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
488 gallons per person 
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Midland County
 
Midland County 1997
Milk cows Head 500
Milk per cow Pounds 18,000
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 9,000
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Missaukee County
Missaukee dairy farmers produce 167 million pounds (20.59 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,917 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 1,522 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Missaukee County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 9,100 8,950
Milk per cow Pounds 18,350 19,550
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 167,000 175,000
2,917 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
1,522 gallons per person 
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Monroe County
Monroe dairy farmers produce 15 million pounds (1.65 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 233 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 11.8 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Monroe County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,000 900
Milk per cow Pounds 15,000 15,560
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 15,000 14,000
233 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
11.8 gallons per person 
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Montcalm County
Montcalm dairy farmers produce 140 million pounds (16.12 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,283 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 278 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Montcalm County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 9,200 9,000
Milk per cow Pounds 15,220 15,220
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 140,000 137,000
2,283 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
278 gallons per person 
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Montmorency County
Montmorency dairy farmers produce 14 million pounds (1.74 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 247 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 180 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Montmorency County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 900 850
Milk per cow Pounds 15,560 17,410
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 14,000 14,800
247 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
180 gallons per person 
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Muskegon County
Muskegon dairy farmers produce 51 million pounds of milk each year. 
 
Muskegon County 1997
Milk cows Head 2,800
Milk per cow Pounds 18,210
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 51,000
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Newaygo County
Newaygo dairy farmers produce 142 million pounds (17.53 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,843 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 402 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Newaygo County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 8,400 8,100
Milk per cow Pounds 16,900 18,400
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 142,000 149,000
2,843 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
402 gallons per person 
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Oakland County
No data available. 
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Oceana County
Oceana dairy farmers produce 41.2 million pounds (4.85 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 687 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 203 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Oceana County 1996
Milk cows Head 2,800
Milk per cow Pounds 14,710
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 41,200
687 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
203 gallons per person
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Ogemaw County
Ogemaw dairy farmers produce 94 million pounds (11.65 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,650 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 566 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Ogemaw County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 5,600 5,400
Milk per cow Pounds 16,790 18,330
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 94,000 99,000
1,650 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
566 gallons per person 
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Ontonagon County
Ontonagon dairy farmers produce 10 million pounds (1.13 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 160 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 127 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Ontonagon County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 600 550
Milk per cow Pounds 16,670 17,450
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 10,000 9,600
160 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
127 gallons per person 
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Osceola County
Osceola dairy farmers produce 121 million pounds (15.06 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 2,133 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 692 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Osceola County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 6,500 6,400
Milk per cow Pounds 18,620 20,000
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 121,000 128,000
2,133 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
692 gallons per person 
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Oscoda County
No data available.
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Otsego County
No data available. 
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Ottawa County
Ottawa dairy farmers produce 245 million pounds (28.82 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 4,083 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 137 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Ottawa County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 15,000 14,400
Milk per cow Pounds 16,330 17,010
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 245,000 245,000
4,083 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
137 gallons per person 
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Presque Isle County
Presque Isle dairy farmers produce 32 million pounds (3.76 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 533 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 264 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Presque Isle County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 2,200 2,000
Milk per cow Pounds 14,550 16,000
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 32,000 32,000
533 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
264 gallons per person 
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Roscommon County
No data available.
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Saginaw County
Saginaw dairy farmers produce 59 million pounds (6.59 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 933 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 31 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Saginaw County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 3,500 3,300
Milk per cow Pounds 16,860 16,970
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 59,000 56,000
933 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
31 gallons per person 
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Sanilac County
Sanilac dairy farmers produce 397 million pounds (44.12 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 6,250 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 1,045 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Sanilac County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 25,500 23,700
Milk per cow Pounds 15,570 15,820
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 397,000 375,000
6,250 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
1,045 gallons per person 
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Schoolcraft County
No data available.
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Shiawassee County
Shiawassee dairy farmers produce 95 million pounds (10.71 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,517 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 148 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Shiawassee County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 6,200 5,500
Milk per cow Pounds 15,320 16,550
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 397,000 375,000
1,517 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
148 gallons per person 
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St. Clair County
St. Clair dairy farmers produce 41 million pounds (4.47 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 633 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 28.9 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
St. Clair County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 2,800 2,500
Milk per cow Pounds 14,640 15,200
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 41,000 38,000
633 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
28.9 gallons per person
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St. Joseph County
St. Joseph dairy farmers produce 45 million pounds (5.41 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 767 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 89.2 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
St. Joseph County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 3,000 2,800
Milk per cow Pounds 15,000 16,430
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 45,000 46,000
767 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
89.2 gallons per person 
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Tuscola County
Tuscola dairy farmers produce 110 million pounds (12.35 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,750 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 214 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Tuscola County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 6,000 5,600
Milk per cow Pounds 18,330 18,750
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 110,000 105,000
1,750 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
214 gallons per person
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Van Buren County
Van Buren dairy farmers produce 26 million pounds (2.94 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 417 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 39.4 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Van Buren County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 1,900 1,600
Milk per cow Pounds 13,680 15,630
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 26,000 25,000
417 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
39.4 gallons per person 
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Washtenaw County
Washtenaw dairy farmers produce 100 million pounds (10.59 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 1,500 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 36.2 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Washtenaw County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 6,200 5,500
Milk per cow Pounds 16,130 16,360
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 100,000 90,000
1,500 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
36.2 gallons per person 
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Wayne County
No data available. 
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Wexford County
Wexford dairy farmers produce 15 million pounds (1.69 million gallons) of milk each year. That's enough to fill about 240 milk truck tankers, or enough for each person to drink 59 gallons of milk. In 1997, the national average consumption was 67 gallons. 
 
Wexford County 1997 1996
Milk cows Head 900 800
Milk per cow Pounds 16,670 18,000
Total milk produced 1,000 pounds 15,000 14,400
240 Milk truck tankers (60,000 lb) 
59 gallons per person 
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