Wisconsin § 93.075 - Policy of cooperative marketing adopted.
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§ 93.075. Policy of cooperative marketing adopted.
The history of the farm marketing problem in the state and nation, as well as throughout the world, points to a solution chiefly through cooperative marketing efforts of producers. It is, hence, declared to be the policy of this state, in advancing the general good and public welfare, to assist in the organization and development of cooperative associations for production and marketing purposes along lines of dairy and other farm products. 93.075 History History: 1975 c. 394 s. 10 ; Stats. 1975 s. 93.075.
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