Introduction
It starts with a one-hour introduction on your farm. We get to know you and look around the barn.
Membership
You become a member, you rent nothing
With most barn systems you pay a subscription, and who owns the data stays vague. With us you buy the equipment at cost and after that it is yours.
On top of that you pay ? euro per bird place per year. That makes you a member, and that membership pays for the further development of the digital barn.
What you pay
? euro per bird place per year
That is the whole amount. No licences, no update fees and no add-on modules on top.
5,000150,000
bird places · € ?* per year
*We will set this amount with the first members, based on the value created.
Plus the equipment, once, at cost: cameras, microphones and the computer cabinet in your technical room. What that costs depends on your barn. We work it out during the site survey, before you decide anything.
Each hen in this picture stands for 2,500 bird places.
From introduction to year 5
How it grows in your barn
Site survey
We survey your barn and work out what the equipment costs. Then you know the amount and what it gives you now.
Decide
If it does not fit, we would like to hear so straight away. If it does, you install it yourself or have one of our installers do it.
From the day we install
Provisional schedule, not yet fixed. We will fill it in once the PEC pilot shows how long each step really takes.
Installing and setting up
Hanging the cameras, placing the computer cabinet and getting the system running in your barn.
Calibrating
Tuning the digital barn to your dimensions, your layout and your way of working.
Training on your barn
The system learns what is normal for you, because that differs per farm and per flock.
A better digital barn every year
More flocks mean more patterns, and the layers we add reach you without anything having to be replaced.
Substantiating emission reduction without an ammonia sensor
That is only possible once the system really knows your barn.
The first year is mostly building up.
Three things a member has
The equipment is yours
You buy it at cost, so you can open it up, repair it and keep it if you stop.
You have a say
What members say goes into what we build next. Voting rights come with the cooperative.
Your data stays yours
The raw data stays on your farm. You choose what you share, per type of data.
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Membership and the cooperative
Where we are heading
We are working towards a cooperative in which the Dutch members have voting rights on the innovation projects and get part of the revenue back.
Where we are now. Veetality is a private limited company (B.V.). We are discussing the articles of association with the first members and with parties from the sector.
Introduction
Curious what it means for your farm?
After one conversation and one site survey you know what it costs and what it brings.