Agricultural facilities are the physical structures, installations, and purpose-built infrastructure used to support agricultural production, livestock management, pasture operations, and related forestry activities. They include farm buildings, barns, livestock housing, milking parlors, feed storage structures, silos, greenhouses, irrigation and drainage installations, fencing, and facilities for storing and handling agricultural inputs and products ^[1][2]. In pasture-based systems, facilities such as shelters, watering points, handling yards, and fencing help manage grazing animals, protect livestock, and organize pasture utilization ^[2]. In forestry, relevant facilities include nurseries, seedling production structures, equipment shelters, and infrastructure supporting forest establishment and management ^[3]. Their design, location, capacity, and maintenance influence production efficiency, animal welfare, resource use, and environmental performance. Agricultural facilities therefore form an essential physical component of farm and forestry systems, connecting land and biological resources with the operational requirements of production.