For
Farmers

Farm with the direct support of the people who consume your food or fibre.

Share farming
reimagined

IIF is a world-first approach to investing in agriculture that brings farmers and consumers closer together.

It gives best-practice farmers (like you!) early access to capital so you can improve cashflow, minimise risk, and pursue opportunities that would otherwise be out of reach.

IIF does not invest in your business or land. We are not a loan provider or a line of credit. We invest in what your farm produces eg: cattle, crops, fruit, or vegetables, one season at a time.

Why partner with IIF

Click on the sector that best matches your farm below to see how we’ve helped others just like you

  1. Increase Potential
    Maximise your stocking decisions
  2. Manage Cashflow
    Stock up on essential supplies or bridge cashflow gaps.
  3. Risk Management
    Protect against production risks like weather, mortality and price variability.
  4. Enhance Operations
    Upgrade infrastructure like fencing, yards & crushes.
How it works
  1. Get paid early
    We fund the value of your livestock plus carrying costs.
  2. Farm as usual
    You raise, manage, and sell your livestock as usual.
  3. Share in the outcome
    The result is tied to the value of the livestock at sale. If the animals perform well, profit from IIF’s portion is shared, if not, the investors absorb the loss, not you.
  1. Increase Potential
    Plant extra paddocks without upfront cost or risk.
  2. Manage Cashflow
    Cover input costs for higher-value crops.
  3. Risk Management
    Protect against production risks like yield and price variability.
  4. Enhance Operations
    Upgrade essential infrastructure like machinery or silos.
  5. Unlock Opportunities
    Fund additional cropping on lease blocks.
How it works
  1. Get paid early
    We fund the input costs upfront, typically before they have been incurred.
  2. Farm as usual
    You grow, harvest and sell the crop as normal.
  3. Share in the outcome
    The result is tied to the value of the crop. If the harvest succeeds, profit from IIF’s portion is shared; if not, the investors absorb the loss, not you.
  1. Increase Potential
    Plant extra crops without upfront cost or risk.
  2. Manage Cashflow
    Cover input and labour costs before they have been incurred.
  3. Risk Management
    Protect against production risks like weather and price variability.
  4. Enhance Operations
    Upgrade infrastructure like machinery, greenhouses and irrigation.
How it works
  1. Get paid early
    We fund the input costs upfront, typically before they have been incurred.
  2. Farm as usual
    You grow, harvest and sell the crop as normal.
  3. Share in the outcome
    The result is tied to the value of the crop. If the harvest succeeds, profit from IIF’s portion is shared; if not, the investors absorb the loss, not you.
  1. Increase potential
    Expand your orchard or replace trees without upfront cost or risk.
  2. Manage Cashflow
    Cover input and labour costs before they have been incurred.
  3. Risk Management
    Protect against production risks like weather, pests and price variability.
  4. Enhance Operations
    Upgrade infrastructure like machinery, bird netting and irrigation.
How it works
  1. Get paid early
    We fund the input costs upfront, typically before they have been incurred.
  2. Farm as usual
    You grow, harvest and sell the crop as normal.
  3. Share in the outcome
    The result is tied to the value of the crop. If the harvest succeeds, profit from IIF’s portion is shared; if not, the investors absorb the loss, not you.
  1. Increase Potential
    Expand your lease with extra baskets or spat without upfront cost or risk.
  2. Manage Cashflow
    Bridge operating expenses between harvests.
  3. Risk Management
    Protect against production risks like grading outcomes, mortality and price variability.
  4. Enhance operations
    Upgrade essential infrastructure like baskets or grading gear.
How it works
  1. Get paid early
    We fund the input costs upfront, typically before they have been incurred.
  2. Farm as usual
    You grow, harvest and sell the crop as normal.
  3. Share in the outcome
    The result is tied to the value of the crop. If the harvest succeeds, profit from IIF’s portion is shared; if not, the investors absorb the loss, not you.

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Do I qualify to partner with IIF?

In order to comply with the rules and regulations of our Cooperative, farmers must meet the following criteria:

  • I am an Australian farmer.
  • I have clearly defined points of sale for my food or fibre.
  • I have been farming for more than three years.

 

If this describes you, then you meet the criteria to partner with IIF.

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