Cooperation in farming - consequences for the collection of milk and livestock due to be slaughtered and for the delivery of concentrates

Cooperation in farming - consequences for the collection of milk and livestock due to be slaughtered and for the delivery of concentrates

Solvoll, G.; Amundsveen, R.

Landbruksokonomisk Forum 20(2): 41-49

2003

In 2002 there were 868 farming cooperatives in Norway (vs. 150 in 1995), each involving 2-7 different farms and representing 9.1% of dairy farms.

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