This book chronicles the deep-rooted history of farmer cooperatives in the United States. It reveals how, since the mid-1800s, these self-help organizations have helped farmers improve their economic standing. The author explores the cooperatives’ struggles, successes, and contributions to the agricultural landscape. From cotton to dairy to livestock, the book delves into the specific challenges faced by various commodity groups and how cooperatives provided solutions. Drawing on extensive research and historical documents, the book provides a comprehensive overview of the role of cooperatives in shaping American agriculture, highlighting the lessons learned and the impact on farmers’ livelihoods.
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