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Summary Table

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	===Summary Table===		===Summary Table===
	Down the bottom of the page is a summary table for all legumes, peanuts, and other crops. This is a helpful table to check areas and yields for crops.		'''Down the bottom of the page is a summary table for all legumes, peanuts, and other crops.'''

			* This is a helpful table to check areas and yields for crops.

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	'''1. Enter the Crop Number / Sequence.''' This is useful for multiple crops.		'''1. Enter the Crop Number / Sequence.''' This is useful for multiple crops.

	- If more that one crop is grown on the same section of land within the one year period (one after the other), use a higher Crop Number / Sequence for each subsequent crop (e.g. 1,2,3).		* If more that one crop is grown on the same section of land within the one year period (one after the other), use a higher Crop Number / Sequence for each subsequent crop (e.g. 1,2,3).
			* If more than one crop is grown on different sections of land at the same time, use the same Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1,1,1) but note that the sum of these areas must not exceed the total area.
	- If more than one crop is grown on different sections of land at the same time, use the same Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1,1,1) but note that the sum of these areas must not exceed the total area.		* If only one crop is grown, use any Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1)

	- If only one crop is grown, use any Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1)


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	'''4. Enter the area planted with the other crop''' (e.g. 25 hectares).		'''4. Enter the area planted with the other crop''' (e.g. 25 hectares).

	~~<blockquote>~~ '''Important Note:''' The area cannot be greater than the allocated area for Year 1 or Year 2. If the same Crop Number / Sequence has been entered multiple times then the combined area cannot be greater.~~</blockquote>~~		* '''Important Note:''' The area cannot be greater than the allocated area for Year 1 or Year 2. If the same Crop Number / Sequence has been entered multiple times then the combined area cannot be greater.


	'''5. Enter Yield (Harvest Weight) (t/ha or units/ha).''' This is the field weight prior to drying or grading.		'''5. Enter Yield (Harvest Weight) (t/ha or units/ha).''' This is the field weight prior to drying or grading.

	- Units/ha can be used for crops where the standard measurement is not in tons/ha (e.g. cartons/ha).		* Units/ha can be used for crops where the standard measurement is not in tons/ha (e.g. cartons/ha).
			* If units/ha is chosen, ensure this is used consistently throughout the scenario.
	- If units/ha is chosen, ensure this is used consistently throughout the scenario.		* If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.

	~~<blockquote>~~ If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.~~</blockquote>~~


	'''6. Enter any costs that are associated with the crop prior to grading and drying in Harvest Weight Costs (Field Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit).'''		'''6. Enter any costs that are associated with the crop prior to grading and drying in Harvest Weight Costs (Field Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit).'''

	- This includes transport to the driers or pack-house, drying costs, etc.		* This includes transport to the driers or pack-house, drying costs, etc.


	'''7. Ender the Yield (Paid weight) (t/ha or units/ha).''' This is the final weight on which payment is made, and is never higher than Harvest weight.		'''7. Ender the Yield (Paid weight) (t/ha or units/ha).''' This is the final weight on which payment is made, and is never higher than Harvest weight.

	- If units/ha were used previously, maintain consistency.		* If units/ha were used previously, maintain consistency.

	~~<blockquote>~~ If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.~~</blockquote>~~		* If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.


	'''8. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the Calculate button.'''		'''8. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the "Calculate" button.'''

	- These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc.		* These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc.
			* If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%.

	~~- If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%.~~

	- Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.		'''9. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.
			'''


	[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]


	'''9. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or with assistance from the Calculate button.'''		'''10. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or with assistance from the "Calculate" button.'''

	~~- Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs).~~

	- The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates.		* Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs).
			* The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates.
			* Ensure the % of crop totals 100%. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.

	~~- Ensure the % of crop totals 100%. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.~~

	[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]


	'''10. Enter the levies as a percentage of the market price, if applicable.''' For example, 2% of market price.		'''11. Enter the levies as a percentage of the market price, if applicable.''' For example, 2% of market price.

	- If there are no levies, enter 0.		* If there are no levies, enter 0.


	'''11. Once all Required fields are filled, click on Submit at the bottom of the pop-up.'''		'''12. Once all Required fields are filled, click on "Submit" at the bottom of the pop-up.'''

	- If the sheet has been idle for a prolonged period before submitting, the submission may be unsuccessful, and needs to be repeated while logged in.		* If the sheet has been idle for a prolonged period before submitting, the submission may be unsuccessful, and needs to be repeated while logged in.


	'''12. To change any value, click on the blue ~~edit~~ button to bring up the Add/Edit Crop template again.'''		'''13. To change any value, click on the blue "Edit" button to bring up the Add/Edit Crop template again.'''

	===Summary Table===		===Summary Table===

Admin: /* Add a crop */

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	===Add a crop===		===Add a crop===
	To add a new planting, click on Add Crop in the respective Year. This will bring up the Add/Edit Crop template.		'''To add a new planting, click on "Add Crop" in the respective Year.'''

			* This will bring up the Add/Edit Crop template.


	[[File:Other Crop Assumptions 2.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Other Crop Assumptions 2.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]


	In order to submit the details, complete each section of the template. A completed template is shown below.		'''In order to submit the details, complete each section of the template.'''

			* A completed template is shown below.

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	====Filling out this section====		====Filling out this section====
	1. Enter the Crop Number / Sequence. This is useful for multiple crops.		'''1. Enter the Crop Number / Sequence.''' This is useful for multiple crops.
	* If more that one crop is grown on the same section of land within the one year period (one after the other), use a higher Crop Number / Sequence for each subsequent crop (e.g. 1,2,3).
	* If more than one crop is grown on different sections of land at the same time, use the same Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1,1,1) but note that the sum of these areas must not exceed the total area.
	* If only one crop is grown, use any Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1)

	~~2. Enter~~ crop ~~type~~ (e.g. ~~Legumes~~).		- If more that one crop is grown on the same section of land within the one year period (one after the other), use a higher Crop Number / Sequence for each subsequent crop (e.g. 1,2,3).

	~~3. Enter~~ crop ~~name~~ (e.g. ~~Soybeans~~).		- If more than one crop is grown on different sections of land at the same time, use the same Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1,1,1) but note that the sum of these areas must not exceed the total area.

	4. Enter the area planted with the other crop (e.g. 25 hectares).		- If only one crop is grown, use any Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1)


			'''2. Enter crop type''' (e.g. Legumes).


			'''3. Enter crop name''' (e.g. Soybeans).


			'''4. Enter the area planted with the other crop''' (e.g. 25 hectares).

	<blockquote> '''Important Note:''' The area cannot be greater than the allocated area for Year 1 or Year 2. If the same Crop Number / Sequence has been entered multiple times then the combined area cannot be greater.</blockquote>		<blockquote> '''Important Note:''' The area cannot be greater than the allocated area for Year 1 or Year 2. If the same Crop Number / Sequence has been entered multiple times then the combined area cannot be greater.</blockquote>

	5. Enter Yield (Harvest Weight) (t/ha or units/ha). This is the field weight prior to drying or grading. Units/ha can be used for crops where the standard measurement is not in tons/ha (e.g. cartons/ha). If units/ha is chosen, ensure this is used consistently throughout the scenario.
			'''5. Enter Yield (Harvest Weight) (t/ha or units/ha).''' This is the field weight prior to drying or grading.

			- Units/ha can be used for crops where the standard measurement is not in tons/ha (e.g. cartons/ha).

			- If units/ha is chosen, ensure this is used consistently throughout the scenario.

	<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>		<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>

	6. Enter any costs that are associated with the crop prior to grading and drying in Harvest Weight Costs (Field Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit). This includes transport to the driers or pack-house, drying costs, etc.

	7. Ender the Yield (Paid weight) (t/ha or units/ha). This is the final weight on which payment is made, and is never higher than Harvest weight. If units/ha were used previously, maintain consistency.		'''6. Enter any costs that are associated with the crop prior to grading and drying in Harvest Weight Costs (Field Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit).'''

			- This includes transport to the driers or pack-house, drying costs, etc.


			'''7. Ender the Yield (Paid weight) (t/ha or units/ha).''' This is the final weight on which payment is made, and is never higher than Harvest weight.

			- If units/ha were used previously, maintain consistency.

	<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>		<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>

	8. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the Calculate button.
	* These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc.		'''8. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the Calculate button.'''
	* If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%.
	* Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.		- These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc.

			- If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%.

			- Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.

	[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]

	9. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or with assistance from the Calculate button.
	* Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs).		'''9. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or with assistance from the Calculate button.'''
	* The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates.
	* Ensure the % of crop totals 100%. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.		- Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs).

			- The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates.

			- Ensure the % of crop totals 100%. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.

	[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]

	~~10. Enter the levies as a percentage of the market price, if applicable. For example, 2% of market price. If there are no levies, enter 0.~~

	11. Once all Required fields are filled, click on Submit at the bottom of the pop-up. If the sheet has been idle for a prolonged period before submitting, the submission may be unsuccessful, and needs to be repeated while logged in.		'''10. Enter the levies as a percentage of the market price, if applicable.''' For example, 2% of market price.

			- If there are no levies, enter 0.


			'''11. Once all Required fields are filled, click on Submit at the bottom of the pop-up.'''

			- If the sheet has been idle for a prolonged period before submitting, the submission may be unsuccessful, and needs to be repeated while logged in.


	12. To change any value, click on the blue edit button to bring up the Add/Edit Crop template again.		'''12. To change any value, click on the blue edit button to bring up the Add/Edit Crop template again.'''

	===Summary Table===		===Summary Table===

Admin at 00:10, 30 March 2023

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			===What is this page?===
	This page enables you to calculate net revenue from growing crops other than cane on fallow blocks.		This page enables you to calculate net revenue from growing crops other than cane on fallow blocks.

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	[[File:Add_Edit_Crop_SPot.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Add_Edit_Crop_SPot.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]

			====Filling out this section====
	1. Enter the Crop Number / Sequence. This is useful for multiple crops.		1. Enter the Crop Number / Sequence. This is useful for multiple crops.
	* If more that one crop is grown on the same section of land within the one year period (one after the other), use a higher Crop Number / Sequence for each subsequent crop (e.g. 1,2,3).		* If more that one crop is grown on the same section of land within the one year period (one after the other), use a higher Crop Number / Sequence for each subsequent crop (e.g. 1,2,3).

Admin at 23:05, 29 March 2023

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	This page enables ~~users~~ to calculate net revenue from growing crops other than cane on fallow blocks.		This page enables you to calculate net revenue from growing crops other than cane on fallow blocks.

	Information for area for Other Crops Year 1 and Other Crops Year 2 (if applicable) will have to be already added, on the [[Cane Assumptions]] page, to enable this page.		Information for area for Other Crops Year 1 and Other Crops Year 2 (if applicable) will have to be already added, on the [[Cane Assumptions]] page, to enable this page.

Admin at 01:24, 7 February 2023

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Admin at 01:07, 7 February 2023

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	[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]

	8. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or ~~via~~ the ~~calculator~~.		8. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or with assistance from the Calculate button.
	* Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs).		* Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs).
	* The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates.		* The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates.
	* Ensure the % of crop totals 100%. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.		* Ensure the % of crop totals 100%. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.
	* If needed, it is possible just to enter a number directly without using the calculator.

	[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]

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Add a crop

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	7. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the Calculate button.		7. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the Calculate button.
	* These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc. * If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%.		* These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc.
			* If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%.
	* Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.		* Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.

Admin: /* Add a crop */

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Add a crop

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	<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>		<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>

	7. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the Calculate button. These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc. If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.		7. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the Calculate button.
			* These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc. * If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%.
			* Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.

	[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]

	8. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or via the calculator. Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs). The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates. Ensure the % of crop totals 100%. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page. If needed, it is possible just to enter a number directly without using the calculator.		8. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or via the calculator.
			* Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs).
			* The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates.
			* Ensure the % of crop totals 100%. Click on Use Value to return to Add/Edit page.
			* If needed, it is possible just to enter a number directly without using the calculator.

	[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]

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	* If only one crop is grown, use any Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1)		* If only one crop is grown, use any Crop Number / Sequence (e.g. 1)

	2. Enter crop ~~name~~ (e.g. ~~Peanuts~~).		2. Enter crop type (e.g. Legumes).

	3. Enter the area planted with the other crop (e.g. 25 hectares).		3. Enter crop name (e.g. Soybeans).

			4. Enter the area planted with the other crop (e.g. 25 hectares).

	<blockquote> '''Important Note:''' The area cannot be greater than the allocated area for Year 1 or Year 2. If the same Crop Number / Sequence has been entered multiple times then the combined area cannot be greater.</blockquote>		<blockquote> '''Important Note:''' The area cannot be greater than the allocated area for Year 1 or Year 2. If the same Crop Number / Sequence has been entered multiple times then the combined area cannot be greater.</blockquote>

	4. Enter Yield (Harvest Weight) (t/ha or units/ha). This is the field weight prior to drying or grading. Units/ha can be used for crops where the standard measurement is not in tons/ha (e.g. cartons/ha). If units/ha is chosen, ensure this is used consistently throughout the scenario.		5. Enter Yield (Harvest Weight) (t/ha or units/ha). This is the field weight prior to drying or grading. Units/ha can be used for crops where the standard measurement is not in tons/ha (e.g. cartons/ha). If units/ha is chosen, ensure this is used consistently throughout the scenario.

	<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>		<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>

	5. Enter any costs that are associated with the crop prior to grading and drying in Harvest Weight Costs (Field Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit). This includes transport to the driers or pack-house, drying costs, etc.		6. Enter any costs that are associated with the crop prior to grading and drying in Harvest Weight Costs (Field Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit). This includes transport to the driers or pack-house, drying costs, etc.

	6. Ender the Yield (Paid weight) (t/ha or units/ha). This is the final weight on which payment is made, and is never higher than Harvest weight. If units/ha were used previously, maintain consistency.		7. Ender the Yield (Paid weight) (t/ha or units/ha). This is the final weight on which payment is made, and is never higher than Harvest weight. If units/ha were used previously, maintain consistency.

	<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>		<blockquote> If the crop is used for green manure then "0" should be entered. Do not leave the field blank.</blockquote>

	7. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the Calculate button.		8. Enter Paid weight costs (Transport / Handling / Drying) ($/t or $/unit) either directly or with assistance from the Calculate button.
	* These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc.		* These are costs associated with the product that is paid for, including transport of the clean and dry product to market, inspection charges, etc.
	* If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%.		* If the calculator is used to determine transport costs to multiple destinations, ensure the quantities in the Proportion (%) column add up to 100%.
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	[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Pd_weight_costs_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]

	8. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or with assistance from the Calculate button.		9. Enter the Market Price ($/t or $/unit) either directly, or with assistance from the Calculate button.
	* Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs).		* Maintain consistency with the units chosen in previous fields (e.g. tons, cartons, pieces, bins, kgs).
	* The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates.		* The calculator can be used to help work out the average price when there are multiple grades paid at differing rates.
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	[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]		[[File:Market_price_calculator.png\|1300px\|frameless\|center\|link=]]

	9. Enter the levies as a percentage of the market price, if applicable. For example, 2% of market price. If there are no levies, enter 0.		10. Enter the levies as a percentage of the market price, if applicable. For example, 2% of market price. If there are no levies, enter 0.

	10. Once all Required fields are filled, click on Submit at the bottom of the pop-up. If the sheet has been idle for a prolonged period before submitting, the submission may be unsuccessful, and needs to be repeated while logged in.		11. Once all Required fields are filled, click on Submit at the bottom of the pop-up. If the sheet has been idle for a prolonged period before submitting, the submission may be unsuccessful, and needs to be repeated while logged in.

	11. To change any value, click on the blue edit button to bring up the Add/Edit Crop template again.		12. To change any value, click on the blue edit button to bring up the Add/Edit Crop template again.

	===Summary Table===		===Summary Table===