The Farmers' Association is a collective of farmers that work together to promote and protect the interests of their members. The two most common organizations within the Farmers' Association are the COOP, which stands for Cooperative, and the GRANGE, which stands for National GRANGE of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry. The COOP is a business owned and operated by its members, while the GRANGE is a fraternal organization that works to promote the economic and political interests of its members. Both organizations provide educational opportunities and resources to their members, as well as advocating for their rights and interests in the agricultural industry.