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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2002 issue of Rural Cooperatives

• Making the grade: will co-ops succeed or fail in the new century? The answer lies with co-op education efforts
  by Brett Fairbairn
• Financial picture improving for Farmland Industries - Newsline - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Cooperative marketing association program: another way grain co-ops can serve their members
  by Marc Warman
• .coop Internet domain to launch Jan. 30 - Newsline - Brief Article
• Kansas cotton co-op thrives - Newsline - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• New Co-op publications from USDA - United States Department of Agriculture - Brief Article
• Vermont electric co-op looks to landfill for methane recovery
  by Steve Thompson
• Florida's natural opens new visitor center - Newsline - Florida's Natural Growers - Brief Article
• How does your local farm supply cooperative rate? - Management Tip
  by Beverly L. Rotan
• Southern States restructures to build future business - Newsline - Southern States Cooperative - Brief Article
• Cooperative education: whose responsibility is it? - Commentary - Brief Article - Column
  by Randall Torgerson
• Riceland foods shipping rice to hurricane-hit Cuba - Newsline - Brief Article
• Revenue up, net margins down: Ag cooperatives struggle with lower prices, higher costs - Statistical Data Included
  by David Chesnick
• Petroleum operations fuel doubling of CHS' income - Newsline - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Locals gain by diversifying: from funeral homes to pizza parlors, Southwest co-ops find ways to boost earnings
  by Lynette Cockerell
• NMPF, dairy experts eye new market opportunities - Newsline - National Milk Producers Federation - Brief Article
• Co-op issues in spotlight at USDA's Ag outlook forum - Agricultural Outlook Forum 2002 - Brief Article
• USDA offers paid summer intern jobs - Newsline - Brief Article
• Hard times breed new livestock co-ops - Brief Article
  by Dan Campbell
• Illinois pork processor co-op picks Rantoul for plant site - Newsline - American Premium Foods Inc - Rantoul, Illinois - Brief Article