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Some Observations on New Generation Cooperatives

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The development of New Generation Cooperatives (NGCs) in Minnesota and North Dakota over the last seven to ten years has raised many interesting issues and questions, three of which I will address: 1) the experience of NGCs in the prairie region of Canada; 2) the pooling inherent in most NGCs; and 3) the development process that has gone into creating the NGCs.

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  • Fulton, Murray, 1990. "Some Observations on New Generation Cooperatives," Cooperatives: Their Importance in the Future Food and Agricultural System - FAMC 1990 Conference 265913, Food and Agricultural Marketing Consortium (FAMC).
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    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.265913
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