SURVIVOR'S GUIDE - A Cowboy's Story

Javier Arroyo, a dairy farmer in Ecuador, faces challenges in milk production and distribution due to his farm's remote location. A new inclusive business initiative links small producers with larger companies, improving milk quality and logistics. This partnership with Tony Dairies provides stable income and market access, doubling Javier's earnings. However, infrastructure issues remain a barrier for many farmers. The government supports the initiative, aiming to create jobs and boost the economy. Javier's success story highlights the potential for community and economic development through inclusive business practices.

What challenges did Javier face in getting his milk to customers?

How did Javier's family history influence his farming practices?

What was the purpose of the new business initiative mentioned in the text?

Describe the changes made to improve the quality of milk production on small farms.

What role does hygiene play in milk production according to the text?

How did the partnership with Tony Dairies benefit small farmers like Javier?

What logistical challenges did Javier face in transporting his milk?

How has Javier's income changed since joining the new business initiative?

What impact did the Farmers Union have on the local dairy farmers?

What are Javier's hopes for the future of his farm and family?