<aside> 🚜 Cataloguing your infrastructure and equipment data helps Overyield model your operational costs and capital expenditures with greater accuracy.

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Capex data includes:

• Infrastructure (e.g. washing stations, trellises, processing buildings, etc.);
• Equipment (e.g. tractors, harvesters, brush hog, etc.); and
• Tools (e.g. loppers, pruners, picking bags, etc.)

Capexes entered in Overyield have an associated fuel consumption rate (if it requires fuel), associated weight class (if it’s an implement), a depreciation rate, and unit cost, which all feed into your economic projections.

When a capex is attached to an operation within a crop template, its usage (measured in hours) is calculated for that task based on the task’s duration.

Capexes can be added or removed from operations with the + and x buttons, respectively.

Total usage across every operation is then calculated for every crop, and prorated across all crops for each capex. A breakdown of this usage / proration, along with links to relevant operations, can be viewed within the capex’s details.

Infrastructure and equipment data can be farm-specific, team-specific, or public, depending on where the data is created and stored.

• Pubic capex data is built into public crop templates. Assigning a public crop template to a section or row will automatically import the equipment & infrastructure data therein to your Farm dataset (Infrastructure & Equipment page), where it can be rightsized and edited to fit a given farm's context, without altering the original public capex data.
• Capex data can also be stored as Team data. Duplicating a public template as a team template automatically downloads that template's materials & fuel data to your team dataset, located in your Teams menu. Any capex stored here will be available in all Team projects.

To create or edit capex data, navigate to Equipment & Infrastructure under your Teams Menu or within your Farm Data.