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Rheinischer Landwirtschafts-Verband

Rheinischer Landwirtschafts-Verband (RLV) is the unified professional representation for farmers and their families in the Rhineland, Germany.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

The Rheinische Landwirtschafts-Verband (RLV), formally Rheinischer Landwirtschaftsverband e. V., describes itself as the unified professional representation for farmers and their families in the Rhineland, a role it states it has held for over 75 years. It represents around 15,000 members, and 95% of all agricultural holdings in the Rhineland are organized in the RLV on a voluntary basis. Its membership spans arable farmers, livestock keepers, dairy and specialty crop operations. The association is based in Bonn and its president is Erich Gussen.

History

The Rheinische Landwirtschafts-Verband (RLV) states that it has been the unified professional representation for farmers and their families in the Rhineland for over 75 years. It represents around 15,000 members, with 95% of all agricultural holdings in the Rhineland organized in the RLV on a voluntary basis. Its membership includes arable farmers, livestock keepers, dairy and specialty crop operations. The association is based in Bonn and its president is Erich Gussen.

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Unified professional representation (Berufsvertretung) for farmers and their families in the Rhineland.

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