MIUSA Veritize pricing reference

One clear model farms can understand before the sales call.

$1 per active cow per month is the simple cattle intro. Larger all-farm deployments can use production-unit pricing with transparent volume logic and custom enterprise integration.

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Cattle intro calculator

Draft calculator for the public cattle page. Minimum can be retained for micro farms or waived through scholarship rules.

Active cattle count: 65

Intro math: $1.00 per active cow per month. Micro farms may show a $10/month minimum unless waived by scholarship.

Small $65 estimated monthly intro

Cow-calf size references

Use these as marketing examples, not legal USDA categories. ERP can map these to formal qualifiers later.

Farm category	Typical herd size	Description	Example monthly cost
Micro	< 20 head	Hobby, lifestyle, very small supplemental	$10-$19
Small	20-99 head	Family farms and direct-market operations	$20-$99
Medium	100-499 head	Growing commercial family operations	$100-$499
Large	500-999 head	Established commercial ranches	$500-$999
X-Large	1,000-2,499 head	Professional scale operations	$1,000-$2,499
BIG	2,500+ head	Large-scale commercial or corporate	$2,500+

All-farm expansion concept

For crops, mixed farms, aquaculture, and specialty production, the fair unit becomes the production unit instead of cattle head.

Livestock

1 head = 1 unit

Cattle, swine, sheep, goats, and similar livestock can map directly by active head count.

Crops

1 acre = 1 unit

Harvested acres work for produce, grains, orchard, nuts, and field crops, with specialty exceptions.

Mixed farms

Combined units

Example: 50 cattle + 30 crop acres = 80 production units, unless revenue weighting is needed.

Why the pricing works

It is simple enough for the small guy, but extensible enough for professional ranches, processors, and multi-site portfolios.