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Guest Talk: Giorgia Scaglia

Join us as we sit down with Giorgia Scaglia, the Communication Specialist of Scaglia Farm, representing the future of a farm that has thrived for four generations.

From its humble beginnings in 1931 with just 20 cattle, the Scaglia Farm has grown exponentially, now boasting over 400 cattle. Giorgia provides a unique perspective on the evolution of farming, emphasizing the importance of specialized education and the integration of modern methodologies, techniques, and technologies in today's agricultural landscape.

While the farm's older generation learned 'on the job' and witnessed the dawn of 'agritech', the new generation, equipped with formal education and a passion for innovation, is poised to take the farm into the future. Giorgia's vision for the farm is not just about growth but also about sharing their story, encapsulated in their motto, 'Livestock farmers from birth'. She highlights the significance of corporate communication in today's farming world and her aspiration to elevate the Scaglia Farm's narrative.

Tune in to discover how passion, purpose, and a commitment to evolution can shape the future of farming. This episode offers a heartwarming testament to the enduring spirit of family farms and the boundless possibilities that await the next generation.

Want to learn more about the Scaglia Family Farm? Watch our feature episode here: BKT Meets Scaglia Farm.

Guests
  • Matthew Tilt
    Matthew Tilt
  • Diana Lenzi
    Diana Lenzi
  • Scott Downey
    Scott Downey
  • Giorgia Scaglia
    Giorgia Scaglia
Did you know?
  • Being a farmer is a lifestyle choice that necessitates patience in all aspects and the willingness to make sacrifices.
  • Livestock farmers from birth, is the Scaglia Farm motto.
  • The Scaglia farm has been in the family for four generations, and today Giorgia's father and uncle share ownership.
Matthew Tilt
Matthew Tilt

MACHINERY EDITOR, FARM CONTRACTOR & LARGE SCALE FARMER

Matthew Tilt has always had a passion for writing; he expanded this passion by studying journalism at Staffordshire University. During this time, he began writing for several online publications. Today he is Machinery Editor of Farm Contractor & Large Scale Farmer – an agricultural machinery journal from the UK. Farm Contractor & Large Scale Farmer was launched in 1972 and continues to service generations of professional agricultural contractors. Matthew Tilt is also a jury member of Tractor of the Year – an international award for the best tractor in the European market.

Diana Lenzi
Diana Lenzi

PRESIDENT, CEJA
 
Diana Lenzi is a young farmer from Tuscany where, since 2008, she manages her family’s winery. She cultivates and processes grapes to make Chianti Classico wines, olives for EVO and ancient grains for flour and pasta. Diana has been involved and active in Confagricoltura (ANGA) since 2012, when she founded the section for Siena of which she was President for 6 years. Since then, she has been President at the regional level and Vice-President at the national level from 2015 to 2019. Following that she became ANGA delegate for CEJA, targeting her experience at EU level. Since June 2021 she has been CEJA’s President.
 

Scott Downey
Scott Downey

PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR OF CFAB, PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Scott Downey is a professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics, where he teaches courses in sales and marketing. He is the lead author of “ProSelling: A Professional Approach to Selling in Agriculture and Other Industries.” 
Scott is also Director of the Center for Food and Agricultural Business. He teaches in many of the center’s programs.
In the last years, he has been doing extensive research on generational shift by examining the most current graduates.

Giorgia Scaglia
Giorgia Scaglia

FARMER, SCAGLIA FARM
Giorgia Scaglia is a representative of the young generation of people in farming. She has a degree in a branch of economics,  information and corporate communication management. She works at her family farm – the Scaglia Farm – and takes care of the  communication of the company. Scaglia Farm was born in 1931 when her grandfather started it with just 20 cattle. Generation after generation, the farm has become bigger by following important values such as sustainability at 360° and quality.

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