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Potato farmers are already faced with a crop surplus as they prepare for the August harvest.

Growing unemployment and declines in tourism, agriculture and oil prices are affecting co-ops.

Beneficial electrification employees meet members’ demands for energy efficiency, cost savings.

Some co-op members are having trouble paying their electric bills after being laid off their jobs.

The COVID-19 pandemic is depressing prices for products that co-op members produce on their farms.

NRECA urges policymakers to act as electric co-ops face a $10 billion revenue loss from COVID-19.

Electric co-op leaders discuss safety measures to keep power on and members connected to broadband

Co-op connects residents, schools, businesses to opportunities they’d never had access to before

Precision agriculture brings greater efficiency to farm tasks like seeding, fertilizing and wateri

Co-ops need loans and consumers need broadband access during the pandemic, NRECA told Congress.