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European agri co-ops meet US stakeholders to discuss trade

European agricultural and co-operative stakeholders recently met US policymakers in Washington to reaffirm the importance of…

US agri co-op giant CHS announces rural community grants

Ten rural community projects in the US have received grants from agri co-op CHS to improve…

Scottish farm co-ops apex partners on venison supply chain project

The £119,000 pilot fund will see SAOS working closely with Lowland Deer Network Scotland and Scottish…

First Milk partners with Nestle on soil and water conservation project

The four-year project will work with Pembrokeshire farmers to reduce soil compaction and improve water infiltration

European co-ops welcome plan to re-set farming and agri-food sector 

But sector apexes Copa and Cogeca say more attention needs to be paid to the Common…

Northern Ireland community farm appeals for storm damage support

Jubilee Farm, a community benefit society in County Antrim, says the high winds tore the covering…

New Zealand co-operators pay tribute to ‘trailblazer’ Brian Cameron

As first chair of apex Cooperative Business NZ, Cameron helped steer crucial legislation for the national…

‘Give us the tools, co-ops will finish the job’: Scottish farmers discuss collaboration

Report from the annual conference of the Scottish Agricultural Organisation Society, which represents the agri co-op…

Co-op Group joins list of retailers calling for think on farmers’ inheritance tax

'They are facing many challenges, and we have seen first-hand the fear, anxiety and anger currently…

Co-ops want ‘balanced approach’ to EU-Ukraine trade liberalisation

European agri co-ops have joined a call by industry stakeholders calling for “a carefully balanced approach”…

Co-op Group launches £820k fund for sustainable farming

Beef, lamb and dairy farmers will be rewarded for their efforts in reducing carbon emissions and…

Co-op development grants for agricultural co-ops in Minnesota

The state's Department of Agriculture will award between $2,500 and $50,000 per project