"""Cost and yield tracking for forestry margins."""

title: str = "Cost, Yield, and Margin Tracking"

content: str = """
Operational sustainability requires financial discipline alongside ecological and
safety performance. Forestry teams should track cost and yield at stand or block
level to understand which conditions drive margin variation. Useful metrics include
cost per cubic meter harvested, transport cost per route class, recovery ratio by
product type, and rework or downtime frequency.

Data interpretation must account for context. Higher cost in difficult terrain may
still represent good performance if environmental controls and safety targets are
met. Conversely, low short-term extraction cost can hide deferred liabilities when
soil damage, road failure, or poor regeneration creates future expense.

Decision meetings should review financial indicators alongside risk and compliance
signals rather than in isolation. Linking cost drivers to specific operational
causes allows targeted improvement plans, such as route redesign, contractor mix
adjustment, or revised maintenance cycles. Integrated performance tracking supports
resilient margins without compromising long-term forest value.
"""

version: str = "0.0.1"
