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Farmers Want To Market Together Co-op Marketing Push Raises Fears
James R. Howard, former American Farm Bureau head, tells bankers in New York that farmers should market and process their own goods through cooperative organizations. He cites growing co-op sales networks in St Louis Indianapolis Chicago and other cities, noting benefits like price stabilization and reduced reliance on intermediaries. He warns boards of trade oppose co-ops as threats to open markets and foresees plans for a national cooperative bank to finance marketing efforts.
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Crawi
Mets Co-operative Crain Wlegatora
Boards of Trade
I. 8
Grain Growers, Inc
James R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Bankers’ Acceptance Council
New York
Board of Trade
Mr. Howard
Howard
Farmers’ Organization
Farmers Union
National Livestock Producers’ Association
Co-Operative Commission
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Chicago
Peoria
Buffalo
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Apple and Fresh Fruit Association
Hammonton
New Jersey
Pacific Coast
West Coast
Federation Fruit and Vegitable Growers
New York City
Isst Rengus
Minnesotan
California
Congress