<aside> 🍒 Row-level specificity within Sections allows Overyield users to plan for polycultures.

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To edit an individual row

• Click the down arrow ˅ next to any given Section Name. This will reveal a list of rows in the section.
• Click on the row number you would like to edit.
  • When you hover over a row number, said row will be highlighted in blue on the map.
• Then, in the Design Panel, edit the individual row:
  • Under Geometry, adjust the in row spacing.
  • Under Crops, assign a crop template to the row.
    • This will automatically attribute default spacing to that row.
    • Note: You can also select none in the crop templates menu if you want to remove that row from the section.

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Note: Any row that has been edited will be highlighted and bolded within your crop dropdown.

To edit multiple rows at once

• Click the down arrow ˅ next to any given Section Name. This will reveal a list of rows in the section.
• Multiselect the row numbers you would like to edit.
  • When you hover over a row number, said row will be highlighted in blue on the map.
  • To multi-select, use keyboard shortcut **Command - Click** (for Macs) or **Ctrl - Click** (for Windows). **Shift - Click** will let you bulk select adjacent rows.
• Then, in the Design Panel, edit the rows:
  • Under Geometry, adjust the in row spacing.
  • Under Crops, assign a crop template to the rows.
    • This will automatically attribute default spacing to that row.
    • Note: You can also select none in the crop templates menu if you want to remove that row from the section.

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