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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2004 issue of Rural Cooperatives

• Cooperative recipients of 2005 Value-Added Producer Grants
• USDA awards $22.8 million to support renewable energy
• Plug pulled on FCSA sale; Webster resigns as CEO
• Biodiesel with altitude: Colorado's Blue Sun Co-op grows rapeseed for biodiesel production
  by Stephen Thompson
• Co-ops help keep rural towns alive
  by Annie Baxter
• Michigan Sugar completes purchase of Monitor Sugar
  by Dan Campbell
• Four leaders selected to Co-op Hall of Fame
• Southern States turn-around continues with $68-million profit
  by Dan Campbell
• Warming up to cold tofu: Ohio soybean growers study entry into emerging frozen tofu market
  by Mark Berry
• Survey shows dairy co-ops in generally strong financial state
  by Carolyn Liebrand
• LO'L changes name of animal feed unit
  by Dan Campbell
• Rabobank proposal sparks debate on role of FCS in farm & rural lending
  by Dan Campbell
• 1890s Land Grant Institutions to use USDA funds to promote business growth, new jobs
• Co-op completes purchase of Virginia turkey plant
  by Michael Leach
• USDA providing $6.3 million in grants for rural co-op development 24 in states
• AMPI members receiving $11 million in patronage
  by Dan Campbell
• Sen. Dave Landis, as co-op champion Sen. George Norris
• NCB's Top 100 Co-ops had revenue of $117 billion
  by Dan Campbell
• Dairy co-op acquisition does not violate antitrust law
  by Marlis Carson
• WestFarm Foods names John Underwood as CEO
  by Dan Campbell
• 27 co-ops among recipients of $13 million in USDA Rural Development VAPG funding
• How does your local co-op rate?
  by Beverly L. Rotan
• Countrymark to reduce emissions at Indiana refinery
  by Dan Campbell
• Through good times and bad
  by Dan Campbell
• Northland vs. Ocean Spray antitrust settlement preserves co-op win
• Improved milk prices give boost to Dairylea
  by Dan Campbell