https://rmagro.org/ontology/ProductAllocation
Class 'ProductAllocation [rmagro:ProductAllocation]'


type
Class [owl:Class]
comment
In many cases an amount of Product will be transferred from a certain Lot into an other Lot, but in case of applying products to a crop the source is a Lot and the destination is the TreatmentZone. When products are applied to a storage with Produce, the source is a Lot and the destination is also a Lot, but from a different type of product or produce. In case of delivery to a third party, the destination batch might be out of the scope of the delivering party. In that case only a reference is made to the Processor. Example. The allocation can be an amount of Produce originating from a TreatmentZone ( tr1) during harvesting, which ends up in a grain tank on the harvester (the Batch batch 1). tr1 is the strips that are harvested for that grain-tank. This grain-tank load (batch 1) can be put in a trailer (batch 2). A next grain tank load (batch 3) harvested from the strips forming the next TreatmentZone tr2, can be added to the trailer ( still batch 2, now connected to two instances of Allocation). The trailer (batch 2) can be put in a grain storage (batch 4).
label
ProductAllocation
subClassOf
Product [rmagro:Product]
skos:definition
A ProductAllocation describes which amount of a Product is transferred from a source to a destination.

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