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The Farm Credit Act of 1933 provided a cooperative plan for making mortgage loans through twelve federal land banks ... credit banks to serve production credit associations , and a system of banks for extending credit to cooperatives .
The Farm Credit Act of 1933 provided a cooperative plan for making mortgage loans through twelve federal land banks ... credit banks to serve production credit associations , and a system of banks for extending credit to cooperatives .
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That cooperative agricultural ex- Such additional sums shall be used only for tension work shall consist of the giving of the purposes hereinbefore stated , and shall instruction and practical demonstrations in be allotted annually to ...
That cooperative agricultural ex- Such additional sums shall be used only for tension work shall consist of the giving of the purposes hereinbefore stated , and shall instruction and practical demonstrations in be allotted annually to ...
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And these programs cooperative farming , Walter Packard , as needed to be devised because all Ameri- head of the Resettlement Division . Coopercans , not just the rural poor , suffered from ative farming became a small but important ...
And these programs cooperative farming , Walter Packard , as needed to be devised because all Ameri- head of the Resettlement Division . Coopercans , not just the rural poor , suffered from ative farming became a small but important ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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