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| [13:26:04] | <lordeddi[m]> | I don't know what "crop" stands for. Could someone give some examples? please |
| [13:30:22] | <symbioquine[m]> | "Potato: Satina" |
| [13:31:24] | <symbioquine[m]> | Or just "Potatoes", "Soy beans", "Rye" |
| [13:32:10] | <symbioquine[m]> | You can make it specific or general as suites your growing operation. |
| [13:34:01] | <lordeddi[m]> | Thanks! |
| [13:34:01] | <lordeddi[m]> | So its more a thing of "when we harvest the tractor brings in a load of potatoes" wether its red, yellow, cultivarX... its potatoes. That? |
| [13:34:41] | <lordeddi[m]> | So a field used for orchard could have multiple crops |
| [13:35:27] | <lordeddi[m]> | Wood, fruits/nuts, cuttings, leaves (for tea) all from the se tree species |
| [13:35:48] | <lordeddi[m]> | E.g. olive would do that |
| [13:36:29] | <lordeddi[m]> | s/se/same/ |
| [13:37:58] | <lordeddi[m]> | Not sure why or if i need crops at this moment. But they keep cropping up 😄 |
| [13:41:02] | <symbioquine[m]> | Hmmm, interesting! I tend to think of the crop as just being associated with the kind of germplasm associated with an asset (plant/seed), not the harvested yield so much. |
| [13:44:02] | <lordeddi[m]> | Gottit. Thats what i find when looking it up. I will think if i will use the crop feature for things like wood or leaves etc... |
| [13:45:41] | <lordeddi[m]> | I mostly work with trees. And considering i both plant new ones and have very old ones, it makes it very different from cows or vegetables |
| [13:46:37] | <mstenta[m]> | A "crop" in farmOS is a taxonomy term |
| [13:46:46] | <mstenta[m]> | As opposed to an asset |
| [13:47:32] | <mstenta[m]> | Eg: a plant asset references the type of crop it is from the list of crop terms |
| [13:47:56] | <symbioquine[m]> | I would recommended using it to keep track of the variety of the trees. |
| [13:48:06] | <mstenta[m]> | Its confusing, I agree... somewhat of an old legacy naming decision that was hard to change 😅 |
| [13:48:27] | <mstenta[m]> | We actually call it "plant type" behind the scenes now |
| [13:48:40] | <mstenta[m]> | But still refer to it in the UI as Crop/variety |
| [13:48:51] | <symbioquine[m]> | E.g. "olive", " apple", "filbert" |
| [13:49:19] | <mstenta[m]> | You can organize a hierarchy of crops/varieties depending on what you grow, and reference them on multiple plant assets |
| [13:50:31] | <mstenta[m]> | Eg: assets: 2022 Russet Potatoes and 2023 Russet Potatoes would both have "Russet Potatoes" as their crop |
| [13:50:32] | <symbioquine[m]> | symbioquine[m]: Or more specific, like "Apple: cosmic crisp" |
| [13:50:32] | <mstenta[m]> | A way of "tagging" assets essentially |
| [13:50:41] | <mstenta[m]> | For sorting/filtering across yeara |
| [13:50:46] | <mstenta[m]> | s/yeara/years/ |
| [13:51:55] | <lordeddi[m]> | Nice, thanks. I'll let it compost some more in my brain. I understand it better now. |