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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2007 issue of Rural Cooperatives

• New hybrid on great plains: increased consumer access, education paying off for local producers & shoppers
  by Jane Livingston
• NMPF partners with USDA on animal identification system
• After the harvest, gleaning by cooperation aids needy
• Back from the brink: support of members, employees and suppliers vital to Southern States' turn-around effort
  by Jim Erickson
• Oregon electric co-op to pursue ocean wave power
• Co-op strategies to be focus at Farmer Co-op Conference
• Corn condos for sale: growth and innovation key to Heartland Co-op's success
  by Stephen Thompson
• Green Plains Renewable Energy, Great Lakes Co-op to merge
• South Dakota: great faces, great places—and great value-added opportunities
  by Dan Schofer
• Cooperative Foundation grants supporting co-op education
• Credit union serves rural families and groups
• Farmer co-ops set net income record; gross business volume hits $126.5 billion
• Worker-owned/ESOPs can help preserve business in rural America
  by Bruce J. Reynolds
• Organic Valley distribution center to boost economy of southwest Wisc
• Record gross revenues, but not net profits, for Top 100 coops - 10 Years Ago … From the September/October 1997 issue of Rural Cooperatives
• Emerald pastures: Ireland's dairy co-ops adopt range of strategies in response to changing markets
  by Michael Ward
• New book examines utility co-op's struggles
• What's in a name?
• Co-op structure aids longevity
  by Dan Campbell
• Retiring dairy farmers concerned by production costs, succession issues
• East Iowa Central to merge with Members Mutual Oil
• The right thing to do: Electric co-ops pursuing cutting-edge renewable energy, conservation project
  by Anne Mayberry
• CHS acquires DDG business; sells Brazilian soybean shares
• Co-op in Denmark invests $100,000 in U.S. co-op
• Thinking outside the carton: 100 years ago, Fruit Grower Supply founders made investments that still bolster the citrus industry
  by Dan Campbell
• AGP rejects hostile takeover bid
• Minnesota Soybean Processors in agreement with Bunge
• DFA closing Calif. cheese plant
• Tillamook selects new CEO