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Articles in March-April, 2004 issue of Rural Cooperatives

• Dairy co-ops continue dominant role in marketing nation's milk
  by K. Charles Ling
• NMPF says CWT program having major price impact - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• Missouri-based co-op brewery unveils Pony Express line of beer
• Hard acts to follow - Commentary
  by Dan Campbell
• Weighing in: study gauges impact of local ag co-ops on rural economies of Great Plains, eastern Cornbelt
  by Kevin T. McNamara
• Co-ops gain North American option for .coop registration - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• Making hay, the right way: Oregon farmers organize to market certified weed-free, premium hay
  by Dan Schofer
• Iowa Premium Pork selling stock for plant purchase - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• Greener pastures for bio-tech co-ops? New, bio-based products may only be scratching the surface of potential
  by Steve Thompson
• Net income, sales decline for local farm cooperatives
  by Beverly L. Rotan
• Community credit union to serve low-income co-ops - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• Making good things: Cass-Clay Creamery expands product line; marketing horizon moves eastward
  by Dan Campbell
• Iowa Turkey Growers Co-op expands new processing plant - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• Penlight restores power in record time - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• NCFC names California's Peltier president, CEO
• California Co-op Center closes; services continue via Extension - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• Land O'Lakes reports nearly $84 million in earnings
• Ron Long, A.I. innovator, retires from Select Sires - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• Biodiesel project looks promising for Iowa co-op - Value-Added Corner
  by Jeff Jobe
• Georgia oilseed co-op plan launched with USDA grant - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• Greener pastures for bio-tech co-ops? New, bio-based products may only be scratching the surface of potential
  by Steve Thompson
• Wisconsin home-healthcare co-op named national finalist - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell
• Exploring a greater role for agricultural cooperatives in sustaining rural living
  by Thomas W. Gray
• Ralph Bunje, farm co-op bargaining leader, dies at 92 - Newsline
  by Dan Campbell