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An organization that represents the business and policy interests of American agricultural cooperatives.

Cooperatives that provide financial services like loans and credit to their farmer members, often beneficial due to lower interest rates.

Provides antitrust immunity to cooperatives, allowing farmers to collectively process, handle, and market their products.

A nationwide network of borrower-owned lending institutions and specialized service organizations that provide credit to the agricultural sector.

CAP supports agricultural co-ops with funding and promotes rural development, market stabilization, and ensures fair standard of living for agricultural community.

Eligible for certain USDA programs and can help farmers with marketing, bargaining, and selling of agricultural products.

Land O'Lakes serves as a prime example of a successful agricultural cooperative, providing farm supplies and marketing dairy-based products.

Special tax considerations for cooperatives, including Subchapter T which allows for single taxation on earnings distributed as patronage dividends.

A set of guidelines for cooperative operation, which include voluntary membership, democratic member control, and economic participation.