Business Practices of Cooperative Sample Clauses

Business Practices of Cooperative. Processing Societies The co-operative processing units follow varied type of business practices. In some cases, the processing societies undertake processing on behalf of the producer members. In other cases, the societies pool produce, grade it, carry out processing and sell the produce and pay the members an average pooled price. In order to build up proper relations with the grower-producers, co-operative processing units provide certain essential services to their members. For example, cooperative sugar factories make arrangements for the harvesting of sugarcane crops their carting and transportation to the factory and also arrange for distribution of manures, seeds, etc. They also appoint agricultural experts to advise the growers on various aspects of raising sugarcane crop. Such facilities create a spirit of loyalty among members and ensure successful working of the societies. The State and the Central Government also provide necessary facilities for the development of cooperative processing. The state governments directly participate in the share capital of the processing units; guaranties to the financing agencies for giving loans to cooperative processing units and give them preference in licensing and provides technical guidance.
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