Agricultural Cooperatives

I. Introduction The argument in this paper is that it may be possible to encourage people to find a correlation between American agricultural cooperatives and the current major food export issues. However, the more important relationship involves individual farms of all sizes, agricultural cooperatives, various agricultural affiliates, and "meta organizations" of the US government sector and organization, all of which are subject to international food export challenges Holds it. Behavior and correspondence

The default meaning of agricultural cooperatives in English is usually agricultural service cooperatives, which is the most dominant form in the world. There are two main types of agricultural cooperatives: supply cooperatives and sales cooperatives. Supply cooperatives provide members with inputs for agricultural production, such as seeds, fertilizer, fuel and machine services. Farmers establish marketing cooperatives to convert, pack, distribute and sell agricultural products (crops and livestock). Farmers also rely heavily on credit cooperatives as a source of funds for working capital and investment.

Agricultural cooperatives distinguish agricultural service cooperatives and agricultural production cooperatives, and agricultural service cooperatives offer various services to individual agricultural members. The agricultural production cooperatives are relatively rare in the world, and the known examples are limited to group farms of former socialist countries and Israeli kibbutz. Workers' cooperatives offer examples of production cooperatives other than agriculture

Indian agricultural cooperatives are actively and closely participating in several agricultural activities. The most important activities are the payment of production credits, the distribution of fertilizer and other inputs, ie seeds, pesticides and tools. Agricultural cooperatives are also involved in raising agricultural products, processing and selling oil seeds, cotton, sugar, milk and dairy products, distribution of basic goods, clothing, kerosene and goods.

The agricultural cooperative in India is the backbone of the cooperative system, providing services to the rural population by providing credit, agricultural chemicals, agricultural products, fertilizer, seeds etc. for various functions. Their role is worthy of praise and helps to provide the necessary information. The availability of people in rural areas We need to further strengthen these. These societies play an important role in breaking the vicious circle of poverty by increasing the supply of credit from agricultural cooperatives in the early stages of development. Important factors for successful introduction of new technologies include high yield rice varieties, efficient supply systems for modern inputs such as fertilizer and plant protection, preferential price policies, credit for agricultural cooperatives There are improvements. The increase in credit provided by the Agricultural Cooperative Association System is based on its high NACF and high mobility of deposits in the primary society.