SUNfarming Agri-Photovoltaic animal welfare systems
Year-round outdoor housing for cattle, suckler cows, calves and poultry with weather and predator protection.
SUNfarming animal welfare systems
Promotion of vegetation through shading:
The shading provided by the PV modules leads to more vegetation, which is beneficial for pastureland. This can help to improve the quality of the grass and thus support animal nutrition.
Soil conservation and greenhouse gas reduction:
PV modules protect the soil from drying out and can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This is particularly important for peatlands as they are prone to degradation.
Animal welfare systems and year-round grazing:
Agri-PV canopies provide protection from the elements, which improves animal welfare and enables the possibility of year-round grazing.
Integration of Agri-PV structures as protection for poultry:
Our Agri-PV systems are not only used to generate energy, but also serve as protective structures for poultry. The structure provides shade and protection from the elements, which improves animal welfare.
Implementation of predator protection measures:
To ensure the safety of the poultry, we implement targeted measures to protect against predators. This may include the use of fencing, surveillance systems or other preventative strategies to minimise potential threats.
Passage with municipal agricultural machinery:
The design and construction of Agri-PV systems must be designed to allow easy passage of communal farm machinery. This facilitates agricultural activities on the land.
Added value for biodiversity:
The integration of greenery and ecological elements under the PV modules can promote biodiversity. This can be done, for example, by selecting plant species that provide habitat and food for local animal species.
Rainwater management with a special substructure:
The special substructure of Agri-PV systems can be used for efficient rainwater management. This helps to prevent erosion, favour water storage and increase the photosynthetic performance of the plants.