Field, herd and equipment cost measured per production unit.
Producers carry seasonal labor, machinery cost and commodity settlement in separate records, which makes true cost per acre or per head a year-end estimate. Nexus tracks each production unit as a costed job.
Pain Point Solved
What this retires.
The estimate that stands in for real production cost.
Unallocated input cost
Seed, feed, chemical and fuel issues post against the field or herd that consumed them, producing cost per acre and per head continuously.
Seasonal labor sprawl
Crew hours captured in the field carry multi-state tax handling and overtime rules, then post to the production unit as labor cost.
Manual settlement reconciliation
Commodity sales, contract pricing and settlement statements reconcile against the ledger instead of a separate workbook.
Feature Mapping
How a season is costed.
Inputs through settlement on one ledger.
Production unit setup
Fields, blocks and herds are created as costed jobs with budgets by input category.
Input and labor capture
Inventory issues and crew hours post directly to the production unit as they are consumed.
Equipment and depreciation
Machinery hours allocate to production units while asset registers run scheduled depreciation to the ledger.
Harvest and settlement
Yield is received into inventory by lot, and settlement against contract pricing closes the cost picture per unit.
Cost one field or one herd for a season.
Provision a workspace, capture inputs and labor and review true cost per unit.