For Cooperatives & Producer Unions

The Current Problem

Hundreds of members, thousands of parcels — making producer areas visible and negotiating strongly with buyers calls for a shared, verifiable data foundation.

What Tarımus Does

A regional sustainability and efficiency report. Producer areas become visible in a single standard; in the buyer and brand relationship, the evidence is in your hands.

Concrete Workflows

Making producer areas visible

Member parcels in a single frame; past planting, performance relative to surroundings and physical risk read together.

A report for the buyer and brand

The carbon, water and physical-risk data the contracted food brand asks for, prepared on parcel evidence instead of field sampling.

Producer support and alerts

Phenology-based irrigation, frost, heat and harvest-window alerts reach the member level; support programs are managed with data.

The Cooperative’s Leverage

A cooperative gains collective access to data infrastructure that an individual producer could not reach alone. As membership grows, cost per parcel falls and the value of the analysis rises. The classic collective bargaining role becomes a collective data infrastructure.

The Producer Is in This Frame Too

Producers and farmers mostly reach Tarımus through a cooperative, union or buyer. The same parcel data reads as a portfolio summary for the manager and as the state of their own area and its alerts for the producer.

Value for the Purchasing Chain

If the cooperative has a contract with a food brand, the brand receives the supply-chain sustainability report from the cooperative. The cooperative produces that report on remotely and continuously monitored parcel evidence.