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This paper seeks to examine the evolution of credit agrarian cooperativism between 1890 and 1934 in order to determine its role as an instrument of agrarian financing. We focus on the following aspects: cooperative models, the territorial establishment, operational strategies, problems and difficulties that limited their development, their sources of financing, and the role of the State in their promotion. The credit cooperatives were seen not to be decisive with respect to the financing of the agrarian sector. However, its role was important in certain regions and in those agrarian systems whose productive structures had been modernized and were oriented to trade abroad.
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