Missouri farm coops

Iowa is home to more top agricultural cooperatives than any other state, according to recently released USDA data. The number of top co-ops in Iowa, 16, is up from 11 a decade ago. Minnesota ranks second among the states, with It is followed by Nebraska with nine, Illinois and Wisconsin with five each, then California, Indiana, Kansas, Missouri and Ohio, which are all tied with four.

The previous records for sales and net income were set in Twenty-three cooperatives improved their ranking by double-digits. Six of these are mixed co-ops co-ops that handle grain and farm supply sales. Dairy and grain each had two co-ops make double-digit gains, while cotton, rice and sugar each had one co-op jump by at least 10 places.

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