2. Cooperatives- Business operated collectively: owned jointly by all its members or workers, who share all profits equally. 3. Credit Union- Type of financial cooperative 4. Grange- Agriculture cooperative stores in the 1860s 5. Limited Return- Distributing benefits proportionally to its members. 6. Patronage- Individuals who use cooperative The Ministry of Cooperatives has designated three major types of cooperatives: 1. Agricultural cooperatives; 2. Financial cooperatives; and 3. Trading cooperatives. Each of these has its own National Union. Although they are termed 'agricultural cooperatives', 4. most cooperatives in the rural area are multipurpose, in that they undertake Three types of fed cattle cooperatives are discussed: bargaining cooperatives, electronic marketing cooperatives, and integrated cattle feeding/meatpacking cooperatives. Service Report 38. 51 pgs. 1993. Clement E. Ward, Timm J. Bliss, and Julie A. Hogeland. International Journal of Community and Cooperative Studies Vol.8 No.2, pp.33-49, October 2020 Published by ECRTD- UK ISSN 2057-2611(Print), ISSN 2057-262X(Online) 33 PATRONIZING AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES: THE JOURNEY TOWARDS ZERO HUNGER ATTAINMENT IN SOUTH-SOUTH STATES, NIGERIA 1Okwuokenye, G.F. and Ovharhe O. J.2 In terms of sub sectors, 97.6% of cooperatives fall within the agricultural sub sec-tor while 2.3% are involved in fisheries related activities. Only one cooperative has been found to be engaged in forestry related activities. In terms of commodities, 340 cooperatives (24%) are into vegetable production. This is followed by poul - To do this they form agricultural co-operatives. Such co-operatives are called marketing and supply co-oper-atives, because marketing means to find ways of selling, supply means to arrange for things that are needed. Some agricultural co-operatives offer very good services to their members. Other co-operatives may do well at first but soon get •Be loyal to their cooperatives (James & Sykuta, 2006) •Become involved in the governance of the cooperatives (Barraud-Didier, Henninger, & Akremi, 2012). •However, trust cannot be easily created and maintained (Lyon, 2000). •We measured different types of trust using choice experiment •Trust among members •Trust to the cooperative View Types and forms of Cooperatives.pdf from ECON AMB-312 at Sylhet Agricultural University. Types and Forms of Co-operatives 1. Consumers' Co-Operative Societies: Consumers' co-operatives seek to 01 Agricultural Cooperatives .. 1 02 The American Private Enterprise System basic types of ownership, each with their own characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages. Individually Owned The individually owned business or sole proprietorship is the capital. Cooperative performance is examined by type of agricultural cooperative— cotton, dairy, farm supply, fruit and vegetable, grain, sugar, and other—for 1992-96 and 2000-04. At least one cooperative of each type (except for sugar cooperatives) was able to show positive extra value when equity was assigned a charge 10 percent TYPES OF COOPERATIVES. (d) Marketing Cooperative is one which engages in the supply of production inputs to members and markets their products. (e) Service Cooperative is one engages in medical and dental care, hospitalization, transportation, insurance, housing, labor, electric light and power, communication, professional and other services; 6. Cooperatives, like othe