COOPERATIVE AGRICULTURE IN FLORIDA 89


SECRETARY-TREASURERS OF PRODUCTION CREDIT
 ASSOCIATIONS IN FLORIDA


Srcrtal y-Treasirer Address


Bradenton Win. C, GrCnngcr


Cental Fla J P. PIic


F.inniis


Chil, s B. Lung, Jr.


Florida Citrus A II \VWItilOn


C.ues'ille Geraltld E, lHor


Luikeland L 0 Black


l.lllia C. F Morton



Mmniiiello J S. Elin


Northeast J E Dukbs


Nollh FloiLda Xibrc Fow il


1lth i Strt & (6t Avenue
P O Box 71
Bradenton, Florida
Dolive Building, Room 21
108 Nolth Orange Avernu
Oilando, Florida
16 NW 26th Aveni
P.O Box 665, Riverside Stt
Mihan 35, Florida
427 South Ollang Avenue
PO. Bo, 2111
Orlando, Florida
620 North MaiI Street
P.O. Buo 102
Cainicville, Flohuda
150( New Taimpa IIigihwav
P O, Box 1150
Lak land, Floi ida
COieli Chlnton and
 Caledoima Sheets
P 0 Box 330
lariainna, Florida
Coult IlHoull Circle
P 0 Box 307
Monticello, Florida
110 Main Strut
P Box 328
Palatka, Florid.
418 South Olh Avenue
P.O. l3o\ 660
Live Oiak Flould.


 COLUMBIA BANK FOR COOPERATIVES

 Types of Loans-Three distinct classes of loans are
made to farmers' cooperative associations by Banks for
Cooperatives:

 Commodity Loans are generally of the shortest term.
seldom over 9 months, and are made on the security of
staple commodities. Each commodity loan is secured by
a first lien on staple farm products or supplies approved


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