How IIF works
IIF operates as a cooperative and is built on trusted partnerships. Co-ops have been a tried and tested part of the farming landscape for generations. IIF is simply a co-op reimagined, where consumers and farmers become partners in production.
Agriculture and food supply are essential, but it’s easy for city folk to take it for granted.
Today, the divide between city and country, producers and consumers, has never been greater. IIF is here to change that.
IIF is the agricultural investment platform that facilitates direct access to real on-farm, agricultural assets.
1.
Express
Interest
No commitment necessary. Just let us know if you’re interested in finding out more.
2.
Tell us about yourself
Some basics to get us started. Your experience, your product, your farm, your facility, annual production and equipment. No commitment.
3.
Create your IIF model
Still no commitment. We’ll work with you to design the best offering to IIF members.
4.
Sign a production agreement
This will be based on the model we’ve designed together – the number of units, cost per unit, estimated sale price & time, etc.
5.
You're ready for IIF members
The IIF app lets members know that your production is available. The money comes to you in a single payment.
6.
Sell & share in profit
When you decide the time to sell, you share the profit with IIF members.
Farmers we have worked with
IIF is proud to work with a broad range of farmers across Australia with new farmers added regularly.
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