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Page 101
... asso- ciations are cooperative in a way . While the pe- cuniary compensation enters on the side of the pro- moters , yet for the growers , it may be thought of secondarily to cooperation . They deal with large volumes of fruit . Because ...
... asso- ciations are cooperative in a way . While the pe- cuniary compensation enters on the side of the pro- moters , yet for the growers , it may be thought of secondarily to cooperation . They deal with large volumes of fruit . Because ...
Page 113
... asso- ciation . This gave them a chance to dictate the pol- icy of the association . The experiences of the various growers have been valuable in getting the latter on a fairly good working basis whereby the influence of outside in ...
... asso- ciation . This gave them a chance to dictate the pol- icy of the association . The experiences of the various growers have been valuable in getting the latter on a fairly good working basis whereby the influence of outside in ...
Page 152
... asso- ciation as the sole marketing agent , for which ser- vice the association will retain ten cents from the proceeds of the sale of each barrel of rice . No rice can be sold unless the farmer agrees to the price . Each community has ...
... asso- ciation as the sole marketing agent , for which ser- vice the association will retain ten cents from the proceeds of the sale of each barrel of rice . No rice can be sold unless the farmer agrees to the price . Each community has ...
Contents
Early Economic Conditions | 17 |
Relative Lack of Cooperation in the United States | 23 |
Dangers Sensed by the Texas Farm Bureau | 29 |
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