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Director assessments are building blocks to productive board-management relationships......................November/December 20 Asset growth for largest co-ops shows resilience to declining revenues....................................................January/February 28 Boosting the 3 Bs England's Plunkett Foundation promotes "the furtherance of rural cooperation .................................................................March/April 4 Building a cooperative on the fast track...............................May/June 6 Butter settlement: A glimpse into the future of antitrust enforcement?.........................................................November/December 7 CherrCo helps bring market stability to tart cherry industry.....................................................November/December 4 Consolidation in the heartland A closer look at grain co-op mergers and acquisitions, 1993-97.................................November/December 14 Co-op communicators honored......................................July/August 13 Cooperative Agro Pastorale Segbeya African swine raising cooperative struggles to survive and prosper........................................................November/December 24 Co-ops in the 21st century Five writers view what lies ahead for co-ops in the new century................................................................January/February 7 Co-ops' share of farm marketings up slightly in '98.........................................................January/February 4 CROPP's guiding principles...................................January/February 27 Depressed ag sector puts squeeze on largest co-ops......................................................... January/February 32 End nears for tobacco warehouse co-ops.........................................................................member/October 23 Fill 'er up! Pipeline flowing with new generation ethanol co-ops......................................................................................May/June 8 Finding new ways to market 'this little piggy..September/October 11 Fingers and needles Alaskan co-op turns cashmere-soft musk ox wool into hard cash.....................................................................March/April 7 Foreign affairs USDA Foreign Agricultural Service promotes U.S. agriculture abroad................................................................................March/April 15 Generating rural progress Study finds that new-generation and traditional co-ops have major beneficial impacts on rural communities............July/August 16 Going global Export certificates a valuable tool helping co-ops tap overseas markets ..............................................................March/April 18 Grower co-ops to coordinate marketing............September/October 22 History of NFO charts farm protest movement..............July/August 5 How well are dairy cooperatives performing?..............July/August 25 Iowa RECs reach 15-year milestone for rural development...............................................................July/August 8 Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest................................January/February 21 Kentucky hog co-op to explore value-added alternatives............................................................September/October 10 Land O'Lakes buys butter business..............................March/April 26 Last Train Leaving? Some say Pork America represents best, and possibly last, chance for hog farmers to gain significant market access......................................................................September/October 6 | Lower commodity prices cause drop in co-op sales......................................................September/October 4 Maine co-op building support for economic development...............................................................July/August 11 Making its mark Agri-Mark, New England's largest dairy co-op, is building markets for producers.....................................................May/June 16 Missouri's first ethanol plants will have major impact on region's rural economy..................................................................May/June 12 Mohave Electric Co-op's quick response attracts major source of jobs to service area................................................July/August 12 The Musk Ox Farm continues Teal's work..............March/April 10 Now Directions: Co-ops help tobacco farmers transition to new crops.........................................................September/October 20 New model, old ways Wisconsin farmers find new life serving burgeoning organic markets...................................................January/February 23 Organic: a philosophy & production system.January/February 26 Organic Valley firsts...........................................January/February 25 Pennsylvania co-ops take development underground.................................................................July/August 10 Power formula Higher gas prices fuel drive for ethanol production; farmers look to co-ops to gain market share......................................................................................May/June 7 Pursuing other uses for tobacco....................September/October 24 Saving an industry Plant closure leads Michigan growers to form new turkey cooperative.............................................................May/June 4 Seeing the forest for its trees Cooperatives promote sustainable forestry and tap green trends.........................................................January/February 17 Small co-ops,and marketing groups formed in wake of hog crisis.........................................September/October 8 South African village banks receive World Bank funding...........................................................................March/April 11 "Start with the rising sun" Sustainable forest a tradition for Menominee Indian tribe......................................January/February 19 Streamlined USDA utilities program draws plaudits...............................................................................May/June 21 Strength through unity Bulgarian honey producers sweeten their future through cooperation.....................................................March/April 12 Trade takes a tumble Cooperatives trade plunges 41 percent as Asian markets cool.......................................................September/October 18 Trading Up Plains Cotton Co-op uses computer technology to pursue business-to-business strategy.......................November/December 8 Tri Valley Growers files Chapter 11 bankruptcy..........July/August 4 USDA, Commerce join forces to boost early warning system...............................................................July/August 14 USDA extends more help to small farms.....................March/April 16 USDA seeking more accounts of co-op mergers and closures.....................................................November/December 18 When the lights came on USDA program brought electricity and a better way of life to rural America.....................................................................July/August 6 Why U.S. agriculture should support foreign aid......March/April 23 |
| Magazine Departments A Closer Look At Cal/West Seeds Woodland, California...........................................................May/June 15 Hazelnut Growers of Oregon Cornelius, Oregon....................................................January/February 16 Mt. Pride Cooperative Inc. Mt. Lake Park, MD............................................................March/April 22 Commentary/Editorial Bargaining co-ops help level field, stabilize markets..................................................................November/December 2 Borders are no longer barriers for co-ops...................................................................................March/April 2 Cooperatives: getting the job done.....................September/October 2 Co-ops keep farm-generated capital at home........January/February 2 Putting our eggs in more than one basket......................July/August 2 USDA Rural Development programs help fuel co-op movement......................................................................May/June 2 In the Spotlight Dennis M. Mullen: President & CEO Agrilink Foods, Inc., Rochester, NY........................................................................................July/August 15 Glenn Webb, Former Board Chairman and President GROWMARK ' Bloomington, III...............................................November/December 26 John Malcheski, Wisconsin's roving co-op ambassador, spreads cooperative skills and knowledge worldwide..............................................................September/October 12 Larry D. Steward: President and CEO Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative...........................January/February 22 Walley Beyer, Retired Administrator USDA Rural Development, Rural Utilities Service.........May/June 20 Management Tip Consultant's feasibility study can predict success of 'next Great idea........................................................................July/August 22 Downward spiral for commodity prices continues; bottom line mixed for Plains co-ops.................................November/December 11 How Does Your Local Farm Supply Cooperative Rate?........................................................March/April 25 Net savings dipped in 1999 for most corn-soybean and wheat-barley co-ops........................................September/October 16 Newsline FCA Chairman Marsha Martin dies..................January/February 38 DFA, Dairyworld discuss joint venture Land O'Lakes, Mitsui building largest cheese plant CoBank stockholders elect directors UW-Madison honors Truman Torgerson Southern States discontinues member magazine Co-ops form Soybean Research Company Missouri dedicates power plant GEN-SYS, Engage sign agreement Welch's sales soar; Pokeman coming!......................March/April 27 Merger creates Evergreen Co-op Ag Council salutes Steve Easter Rural Utilities sells debt securities NRTC praises House Ag Committee for moving to close 'digital divide' Minnesota power alliance established SD co-op plans egg production plant Small poultry processor co-op planned NCBA to help 'false' co-ops become real Tomato co-op files canner complaint Tri Valley Growers sues Oracle Co-ops buying into 'green' power Glickman sets 2000 goals Imperial Sugar offers plants to co-op American Crystal considers forfeiture of sugar Growmark adds facilities New Nebraska pork co-op planned New Pork co-op could hike profits Sunkist cheers opening of China.................................May/June 23 USDA, NFU spur Michigan co-ops Iowa egg co-op, Nuzurn awarded Spring Wheat Bakers loads first train | 5 in Co-op Hall of Fame Dakota ranchers opening feedlots Iowa pork producers endorse co-op Corn co-op rebounds, but no dividends Prairie Farms sales top $1 billion TVG gaining profitability Associated gins one-millionth bale Carry new Amalgamated CEO CRF opens new hog research facility Farmland sells hog plant, introduces branded bread Canadian, U.S. potato farmers work together USDA co-op resources on the Web Judge says permit properly granted to Golden Oval Co-op communicator Reuwee dies Delta-Montrose installs first propane fuel cell Blue Diamond buys MacFarms..............................................................................July/August 28 Cenex Harvest States names new CEO McLean new USDA/RUS leader Internet-based meat exchange forms Farmington co-op buys new technology Citrus World to buy plant Apple cooperative to close Kentucky grain farmers eye ethanol plant N.J. to sell new blueberry products Honse to take over Farmland reins Upstate Farms expands milk facility States launch inquiry into big dairy LOL sells fluid plants, continues cheese plant study Florida's Natural breaks sales record again!..........................................................................September/October 25 Neb. court backs co-ops on hedge-to-arrive contracts Co-ops blend feed lines USDA fruit buys help TVG Glickman named 'Honored Cooperator' Southern States expand aquaculture business with NMFS fisheries loan N.Y. grape co-op enters marketing pact Select Sire Power formed Lamb co-op conducts equity drive NorthStar expands services Frozen dough co-op boosts production Pasta plant lender named Caspers named interim leader at Minn-Dak Diamond buys Berner nut Kelley succeeds Webb as Growmark president Riceland completes trade with Iraq LOL, DFA join Dairy.Com Blue Anchor closing operations Calif. co-op/community parley slated DFA returns $20 million in equity Ocean Spray gets boost from USDA Sunkist sells Argentine lemons Allied Seed buys Agribiotech Potato growers OK dividend Catfish processors merge Consolidated Beef forming Nation's largest local co-op to reorganize..............................................................November/December 27 Gold Kist offers skillet meals Sugarbeet co-op eyes purchase of Western Sugar Fremont Co-op joins AMPI Youngdahl new CEO at Blue Diamond Michigan blueberry co-op launches venture with Chile Agri-Mark opens whey plant Minn canola co-op looks to Mexican market Record revenue for Southern States Washington growers lose credit co-op Faulty co-op ventures worth 'post mortem' Wisconsin co-ops sponsor joint seminar for young producers Electric co-ops to study clean-burning coal Lupinacci resigns from Sunkist "coop" new internte domain Pages From the Past Foremost Farms traces its name to J.C. 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Subjects: Aquaculture New Directions: Co-ops help tobacco farmers transition.............September/October 20 Bargaining CherrCo helps bring market stability to tart cherry industry.................................................................November/December 4 Co-ops in the 21st century Cooperative marketing in the new millennium.......January/February 7 Communication/Education A Creed for Cooperative Members....................September/October 30 Are you a good leader? Director assessments are building blocks to productive board-management relationships...................November/December 20 Boosting the 3 Bs England's Plunkett Foundation promotes "the furtherance of rural cooperation...............................................................March/April 4 Co-op communicators honored.....................................July/August 13 History of NFO charts farm protest movement.............July/August 5 John Malcheski, Wisconsin's roving co-op ambassador, spreads cooperative skills and knowledge worldwide.............................................................September/October 12 Co-op Development Boosting the 3 Bs England's Plunkett Foundation promotes "the furtherance of rural cooperation..............................................................March/April 4 Cooperative Agro Pastorale Segbeya African swine raising cooperative struggles to survive and prosper......................................................November/December 24 Fingers and needles Alaskan co-op turns cashmere-soft musk ox wool into hard cash............................................................................March/April 7 Generating rural progress Study finds that new-generation and traditional co-ops have major beneficial impacts on rural communities...........July/August 16 History of NFO charts farm protest movement............July/August 5 John Malcheski, Wisconsin's roving co-op ambassador, spreads cooperative skills and knowledge worldwide...........................................................September/October 12 Last Train leaving? Some say Pork America represents best, and possibly last, chance for hog farmers to gain significant market access...................................................................September/October 6 The Musk Ox Farm continues Teal's work................March/April 10 New Directions: Co-ops help tobacco farmers transition to new crops..................................................................September/October 20 Small co-ops and marketing groups formed in wake of hog crisis............................................................September/October 8 South African village banks receive World Bank funding....................................................March/April 11 Strength through unity Bulgarian honey producers sweeten their future through cooperation..................................................................March/April 12 Why U.S. agriculture should support foreign aid..March/April 23 Cotton Trading Up Plains Cotton Co-op uses computer technology to pursue business-to-business strategy....................November/December 8 Craft Co-ops Fingers and needles Alaskan co-op turns cashmere-soft musk ox wool into hard cash.......................................................................March/April 7 The Musk Ox Farm continues Teal's work............March/April 10 Dairy Butter settlement: A glimpse into the future of antitrust enforcement?................................................November/December 7 Foremost Farms traces its name to J.C. Penney.......May/June 29 How well are dairy cooperatives performing?......July/August 25 Land O'Lakes buys butter business......................March/April 26 Making its mark Agri-Mark, New England's largest dairy co-op, is building markets for producers..................................................May/June 16 | New model, old ways Wisconsin farmers find new life serving burgeoning organic markets..........................................................January/February 23 Organic: a philosophy & production system.........................................................................January/February 26 Organic Valley Firsts............................................................................January/February 25 Environment Seeing the forest for its trees Cooperatives promote sustainable forestry and tap green trends...............................................................January/February 17 "Start with the rising sun" Sustainable forest a tradition for Menominee Indian tribe............................................January/February 19 Farm Supply & Agronomy Services Asset growth for largest co-ops shows resilience to declining revenues....................................................January/February 28 Cal/West Seeds Woodland, California.................................................................................May/June 15 Consolidation in the heartland A closer look at grain co-op mergers and acquisitions, 1993-97.........................................November/December 14 Co-ops in the 21st century Farm supply cooperatives: a look on and over the horizon..........................................................................January/February 9 Co-ops' share of farm marketings up slightly in '98..............................................................................January/February 4 Depressed ag sector puts squeeze on largest co-ops.........................................................................January/February 32 Generating rural progress Study finds that new-generation and traditional co-ops have major beneficial impacts on rural communities........................................................................July/August 16 Lower commodity prices cause drop in co-op sales...........................................................................September/October 4 Finance Asset growth for largest co-ops shows resilience to declining revenues.....................................................................January/February 28 Co-ops in the 21st century Consolidations, technology, politics to impact co-op financial institutions................................................................January/February 14 Depressed ag sector puts squeeze on largest co-ops.........................................................................January/February 32 How Does Your Local Farm Supply Cooperative Rate?....................................................................................March/April 25 Iowa RECs reach 15-year milestone for rural development.........................................................................July/August 8 Maine co-op building support for economic development........................................................................July/August 11 Mohave Electric Co-op's quick response attracts major source of jobs to service area........................................................................................July/August 12 Net savings dipped in 1999 for most corn-soybean and wheat-barley co-ops.......................................................................September/October 16 Pennsylvania co-ops take development underground ...............................................................................................July/August 10 Saving an industry Plant closure leads Michigan growers to form new turkey cooperative....................................................................May/June 4 South African village banks receive World Bank funding..................................................................................March/April 11 Forestry Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest............................................................................January/February 21 Seeing the forest for its tree Cooperatives promote sustainable forestry and tap green trends............................................................................January/February 17 "Start with the rising sun" Sustainable forest a tradition for Menominee Indian tribe.............................................January/February 19 Fruits, Nuts CherrCo helps bring market stability to tart cherry industry..................................................................November/December 4 Hazelnut Growers of Oregon Cornelius, Oregon..January/February 16 Tri Valley Growers files Chapter 11 bankruptcy..............July/August 4 Fuels Fill 'er up! 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Missouri's first ethanol plants will have major impact on region's rural economy..........................................................................May/June 12 Power formula Higher gas prices fuel drive for ethanol production; farmers look to co-ops to gain market share...........................................................................................May/June 7 Grains & Oil Seed Consolidation in the heartland A closer look at grain co-op mergers and acquisitions, 1993-97..................................................................November/December 14 Downward spiral for commodity prices continues; bottom line mixed for Plains co-ops...................................................................November/December 11 Generating rural progress Study finds that new-generation and traditional co-ops have major beneficial impacts on rural communities........................................................................July/August 16 Grower co-ops to coordinate marketing.................................................................September/October 22 How Does Your Local Farm Supply Cooperative Rate?.....................................................................................March/April 25 Net savings dipped in 1999 for most corn-soybean and wheat-barley co-ops..............................................September/October 16 Power formula Higher gas prices fuel drive for ethanol production; farmers look to co-ops to gain market share............................................................................................May/June 7 Legislative and Legal Butter settlement: A glimpse into the future of antitrust enforcement?.........................................................November/December 7 Co-ops in the 21st century Consolidations, technology, politics to impact co-op financial institutions................................................................January/February 14 Co-ops in the 21st century Providing power beyond 2000.............................................................................January/February 12 Foreign affairs USDA Foreign Agricultural Service promotes U.S. agriculture abroad.................................................................................March/April 15 Going global Export certificates a valuable tool helping co-ops tap overseas markets................................................................................March/April 18 Walley Beyer, Retired Administrator USDA Rural Development, Rural Utilities Service....................................................................................May/June 20 When the lights came on USDA program brought electricity and a better way of life to rural America...............................................................................July/August 6 Why U.S. agriculture should support foreign aid.......................................................................................March/April 23 Livestock (Pork) Building a cooperative on the fast track.........................................................................................May/June 6 Finding new ways to market 'this little piggy......................................................................September/October 11 Generating rural progress Study finds that new-generation and traditional co-ops have major beneficial impacts on rural communities.......................................................................July-August 16 Kentucky hog co-op to explore value-added alternatives.............................................................September/October 10 Last train leaving? Some say Pork America represents best, and possibly last, chance for hog farmers to gain significant market access.........................................................................September/October 6 Mt. Pride Cooperative Inc. Mt. Lake Park, MD..............................................................March/April 22 Saving an industry Plant closure leads Michigan growers to form new turkey cooperative...................................................................May/June 4 Small co-ops and marketing groups formed in wake of hog crisis...................................................................September/October 8 Management Are you a good leader? Director assessments are building blocks to productive board-management relationships........................................................November/December 20 Consultant's feasibility study can predict success of 'next great idea............................................................................July/August 22 Co-ops in the 21st century Cooperative marketing in the new millennium...................................................................January/February 7 CROPP's guiding principles..................................................................January/February 27 Net savings dipped in 1999 for most corn-soybean and wheat-barley co-ops....................................................................September/October 16 Organic: a philosophy & production system.......................................................................January/February 26 | Marketing Asset growth for largest co-ops shows resilience to declining revenues.....................................................................January/February 28 CherrCo helps bring market stability to tart cherry industry...................................................................November/December 4 Co-ops in the 21st century Cooperative marketing in the new millennium......................................................................January/February 7 Co-ops' share of farm marketings up slightly in '98....................................................................................January/February 4 Depressed ag sector puts squeeze on largest co-ops.............................................................January/February 32 Finding new ways to market 'this little piggy........................................................................September/October 11 Generating rural progress Study finds that new-generation and traditional co-ops have major beneficial impacts on rural communities........................................................................July/August 16 Hazelnut Growers of Oregon Cornelius, Oregon........................................................................January/February 16 How well are dairy cooperatives performing?.........................................................................July/August 25 Kentucky hog co-op to explore value-added alternatives..............................................................September/October 10 Last Train leaving? Some say Pork America represents best, and possibly last, chance for hog farmers to gain significant market access.........................................................................September/October 6 Lower commodity prices cause drop in co-op sales............................................................................September/October 4 Making its mark Agri-Mark, New England's largest dairy co-op, is building markets for producers............................................................May/June 16 New model, old ways Wisconsin farmers find new life serving burgeoning organic markets......................................................................January/February 23 Trading Up Plains Cotton Co-op uses computer technology to pursue business-to-business strategy...................................................................November/December 8 Mergers Consolidation in the heartland A closer look at grain co-op mergers and acquisitions, 1993-97..................................................................November/December 14 Making its mark Agri-Mark, New England's largest dairy co-op, is building markets for producers............................................................May/June 16 Organic CROPP's guiding principles....................................................................January/February 27 New model, old ways Wisconsin farmers find new life serving burgeoning organic markets..........................................................January/February 23 Organic: a philosophy & production system.........................................................................January/February 26 Organic Valley Firsts...........................................................................January/February 25 Rural Development Boosting the 3 Bs England's Plunkett Foundation promotes "the furtherance of rural cooperation...................................................................March/April 4 Co-ops in the 21st century Cooperatives build community values.............................................................................January/February 15 Co-ops in the 21st century Providing power beyond 2000..............................................................................January/February 12 Fingers and needles Alaskan co-op turns cashmere-soft musk ox wool into hard cash................................................................................March/April 7 Generating rural progress Study finds that now-generation and traditional co-ops have major beneficial impacts on rural communities.........................................................................July/August 16 Iowa RECs reach 15-year milestone for rural development.........................................................................July/August 8 Maine co-op building support for economic development.......................................................................July/August 11 Missouri's first ethanol plants will have major impact on region's rural economy.........................................................................May/June 12 Mohave Electric Co-op's quick response attracts major source of jobs to service area.......................................................July/August 12 Pennsylvania co-ops take development underground.......................................................................July/August 10 USDA, Commerce join forces to boost early warning system..................................................................July/August 14 Walley Beyer, Retired Administrator USDA Rural Development, Rural Utilities Service......................................................................................May/June 20 When the lights came on |
| USDA program brought electricity and a better way of life to rural America...............................................................................July/August 6 Statistics Asset growth for largest co-ops shows resilience to declining revenues..........................................................January/February 28 Consolidation in the heartland A closer look at grain co-op mergers and acquisitions, 1993-97................................................November/December 14 Co-ops' share of farm marketings up slightly in '98........................................................................................January/February 4 Depressed ag sector puts squeeze on largest co-ops...............................................................................January/February 32 Downward spiral for commodity prices continues; bottom line mixed for Plains co-ops..............................................................November/December 11 How well are dairy cooperatives performing?......................July/August 25 Lower commodity prices cause drop in co-op sales.September/October 4 Net savings dipped in 1999 for most corn-soybean and wheat-barley co-ops.....................................................September/October 16 Trade takes a tumble Cooperatives trade plunges 41 percent as Asian markets cool..................................................................September/October 18 Technology Co-ops in the 21st century Consolidations, technology, politics to impact co-op financial institutions........................................................................January/February 14 Co-ops in the 21st century Farm supply co-ops: a look over the horizon................January/February 9 Trading Up Plains Cotton Co-op uses computer technology to pursue business-to-business strategy..................................November/December 8 Tobacco End nears for tobacco warehouse co-ops................September/October 23 Grower co-ops to coordinate marketing....................September/October 22 New Directions: Co-ops help tobacco farmers transition to new crops...............................................................................September/October 20 Pursuing other uses for tobacco................................September/October 24 Trade Co-ops in the 21st century Farm supply cooperatives: a look on and over the horizon...............................................................................January/February 9 Foreign affairs USDA Foreign Agricultural Service promotes U.S. agriculture abroad...................................................................March/April 15 Going global Export certificates a valuable tool helping co-ops tap overseas markets....................................................................March/April 18 Trade takes a tumble Cooperatives trade plunges 41 percent as Asian Markets cool..............................................................September/October 18 Why U.S. agriculture should support foreign aid............March/April 23 Utility Co-ops Co-ops in the 21st century Providing power beyond 2000................................................................................January/February 12 Iowa RECs reach 15-year milestone for rural development............................................................................July/August 8 Maine co-op building support for economic development..........................................................................July/August 11 Mohave Electric Co-op's quick response attracts major source of jobs to service area..........................................................July/August 12 Pennsylvania co-ops take development underground...July/August 10 Streamlined USDA utilities program draws plaudits...........May/June 21 USDA, Commerce join forces boost early warning system...................................................................................July/August 14 Walley Beyer, Retired Administrator USDA Rural Development, Rural Utilities Service..............May/June 20 When the lights came on USDA program brought electricity and a better way of life to rural America..........................................................................July/August 6 Value Added Co-ops in the 21st century Cooperative marketing in the new millennium..........January/February 7 Dennis M. Mullen: President & CEO Agrilink Foods, Inc., Rochester, NY.................................July/August 15 | Fill 'er up! Pipeline flowing with new generation ethanol co-ops......................................................................................May/June 8 Fingers and needles Alaskan co-op turns cashmere-soft musk ox wool into hard cash............................................................................March/April 7 Generating rural progress Study finds that new-generation and traditional co-ops have major beneficial impacts on rural communities....................................................................July/August 16 Hazelnut Growers of Oregon Cornelius, Oregon....................................................................January/February 16 Land O'Lakes buys butter business............................March/April 26 Larry D. Steward: President and CEO Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative.........................January/February 22 Making its mark Agri-Mark, New England's largest dairy co-op, is building markets for producers.......................................................May/June 16 Mt. Pride Cooperative Inc. Mt. Lake Park, MD.........................................................March/April 22 New Directions: Co-ops help tobacco farmers transition.............................................................September/October 20 New model, old ways Wisconsin farmers find new life serving burgeoning organic markets.....................................................January/February 23 Power formula Higher gas prices fuel drive for ethanol production; farmers look to co-ops to gain market share......................................................................................May/June 7 Saving an industry Plant closure leads Michigan growers to form new turkey cooperative..............................................................May/June 4 Vegetables Grower co-ops to coordinate marketing...........................................................September/October 22 New Directions: Co-ops help tobacco farmers transition to now crops...................................................................September/October 20 AUTHORS Bailey, Isaac J. End nears for tobacco warehouse co-ops.................................................................September/October 23 Banks, Eliza Boosting the 3 Bs England's Plunkett Foundation promotes "the furtherance of rural cooperation.......................................................................March/April 4 Borst, Alan Going global Export certificates a valuable tool helping co-ops tap overseas markets.............................................................................March/April 18 Brockhouse, Bill Kentucky hog co-op to explore value-added alternatives..........................................................September/October 10 Campell, Dan Tri Valley Growers files Chapter 11 bankruptcy.........................................................................July/August 4 When the lights came on USDA program brought electricity and a better way of life to rural America.............................................................................July/August 6 Chesnick, David S. Asset growth for largest co-ops shows resilience to declining revenues...............................................January/February 28 Depressed ag sector puts squeeze on largest co-ops.....................................................................January/February 32 Crooks, Anthony Consolidation in the heartland A closer look at grain co-op mergers and acquisitions, 1993-97..............................................................November/December 14 Cummins, David Downward spiral for commodity prices continues; bottom line mixed for Plains co-ops..............................................................November/December 11 Net savings dipped in 1999 for most corn-soybean and wheat-barley co-ops.........................................September/October 16 Duffey, Patrick Generating rural progress Study finds that new-generation and traditional co-ops have major beneficial impacts on rural communities...................................................................July/August 16 John Malcheski, Wisconsin's roving co-op ambassador, spreads cooperative skills and knowledge worldwide............................................................September/October 12 Making its mark Agri-Mark, New England's largest dairy co-op, is building markets for producers........................................................May/June 16 |
| English, Glenn Co-ops in the 21st century Providing power beyond 2000..............................January/February 12 Eversull, Eldon Co-ops in the 21 st century Farm supply cooperatives: a look on and over the horizon................................................................January/February 9 Folsom, Joe Finding new ways to market'this little piggy...September/October 11 Frederick, Donald A. Butter settlement: A glimpse into the future of antitrust enforcement?.......................................................November/December 7 Gehrke, Brad Last Train leaving? Some say Pork America represents best, and possibly last, chance for hog farmers to gain significant market access.....................................................................September/October 6 Graham, Steven Cooperative Agro Pastorale Segbeya African swine raising cooperative struggles to survive and prosper......................................................November/December 24 Hampton, Karl Foreign affairs USDA Foreign Agricultural Service promotes U.S. agriculture abroad...........................................................March/April 15 Hazen,Paul Co-ops in the 21st century Cooperatives build community values..............January/February 15 Jobe,Jeff Small co-ops and marketing groups formed in wake of hog crisis...............................................................September/October 8 Joseph, Azanmasso Cooperative Agro Pastorale Segbeya African swine raising cooperative struggles to survive and prosper......................................................November/December 24 Karg, Pamela J. CherrCo helps bring market stability to tart cherry industry...............................................................November/December 4 Fingers and needles Alaskan co-op turns cashmere-soft musk ox wool into hard cash............................................................................March/April 7 Foremost Farms traces its name to J.C. Penney.............May/June 29 Iowa RECs reach 15-year milestone for rural development......................................................................July/August 8 New Directions: Co-ops help tobacco farmers transition to new crops.....................................................................September/October 20 New model, old ways Wisconsin farmers find new life serving burgeoning organic markets.....................................................January/February 23 Seeing the forest for its trees Cooperatives promote sustainable forestry and tap green trends...........................................................January/February 17 Trading Up Plains Cotton Co-op uses computer technology to pursue |
business-to-business strategy.........................November/December 8 When the lights came on USDA program brought electricity and a better way of life to rural America.......................................................................July/Auguest 6 Kennedy, Tracey L. Trade takes a tumble Cooperatives trade plunges 41 percent as Asian markets cool...........................................................................September/October 18 Kraenzle, Charles Co-ops's share of farm marketings up slightly in '98....................................................................................January/February 4 Letson, Perry Why U.S. agriculture should support foreign aid..........................................................................................March/April 23 Liebrand, Carolyn How well are dairy cooperatives performing?.........................................................................July/August 25 Matson, James Consultant's feasibility study can predict success of 'next great idea..............................................................................July/August 22 Last Train leaving? Some say Pork America represents best, and possibly last, chance for hog farmers to gain significant market access..........................................................................September/October 6 Strength through unity Bulgarian honey producers sweeeten their future through cooperation.............................................................................March/April 12 Moser, Laura Saving an industry Plant closure leads Michigan growers to form new turkey cooperative...................................................................................May/June 4 Rotan, Beverly L. How Does Your Local Farm Supply Cooperative Rate?........................................................................................March/April 25 Snyder, Charles E. Co-ops in the 21st century Consolidations, technology, politics to impact co-op financial institutions...................................................................January/February 14 Stieve, Mary Farrell Power formula Higher gas prices fuel drive for ethanol production, farmers look to co-ops to gain market share...........................May/June 7 Thompson, Jill Long Bargaining co-ops help level field, stabilize markets.......................................................................November/December 2 Borders are no longer barriers for co-ops............................March/April 2 Cooperatives: getting the job done..........................September/October 2 Co-ops keep farm-generated capital at home.............January/February 2 Putting our eggs in more than one basket...........................July/August 2 USDA Rural Development programs help fuel co-op movement......................................................................................May/June 2 Torgerson, Randall Co-ops in the 21st century Cooperative marketing in the new millennium.........................................................................January/February 7 Wadsworth, James J. Are you a good leader? Director assessments are building blocks to productive board-management relationships.............................................................November/December 20 |
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