Posted by greg oliver on June 05, 2021 at 07:50:43 from (161.199.182.53):
In Reply to: nfo history question posted by swindave on June 05, 2021 at 05:23:35:
We joined NFO for a short time around 1990. I jumped out after they had the bright idea to borrow money to pay members a bonus for their milk. I had to rejoin for a short time as my contract was up in August. We started with Dellwood foods in 1969 switched to Cumberland farms in 1974 as Dellwood wanted to charge for hauling our milk and plant was only 6 miles away. Then switched to Tuscan then Dairylea as non cooperative members then NFO and finished in 90- 94 with Eastern. Dairy Lea and Eastern are DFA now I believe. DFA has a class action lawsuit by some of its members look up Garrett Sitts vs DFA. I helped form for a barnyard project at Garretts last year.
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