Bridging the Urban-Rural Divide – Gippsland Dairy Farm Visit

Ecosse had opportunity to take a group of city kids around a dairy farm in Gippsland to learn where their milk and dairy comes from. 

Our journey commenced at the doorstep of a third-generation family-owned dairy where we were graciously welcomed.  The children watched a demonstration of industrial milking where they saw the contrast between traditional family farming and large-scale production.  It was nothing short of a full sensory experience for the kids!!

As a private agriculture lender, we recognise the importance of helping to bridge the gap between the city and the country when it comes to agriculture. The funding gap into agriculture globally is vast and anything we can do to keep the next generation connected to the land can only help. Moreover, small to medium -scale farmers, in particular, often find themselves excluded from traditional lending channels due to perceived risks or stringent eligibility criteria.

Ecosse is committed to funding farmers via a holistic approach that combines financial expertise with a deep understanding of the agricultural sector.  Through this we can empower farmers to realize their full potential and contribute to a more resilient and sustainable food system.

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