Yes, you're right, I could/should put them in the same transaction:
2018/03/21 plant
expenses 5 cabbage
inventory:plant -5 cabbage
income -2 salad
inventory:store 2 salad
Thanks for pointing that out. :)
On Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at 6:00:55 PM UTC, Ismaël Bouya wrote:
>
> If it makes sense to you, then it’s the right way, no matter what I said
> about it :p As far as I see, the only thing you lose track of is the
> fact that some cabbage(s) has become a salad
>
> > Your explanation about expenses and assets is re-assuring to me in the
> > sense that I think I can 'get away' with my maybe unconventional style
> of
> > farm accounting, so I guess I'll just try to write it like this:
> >
> > 2018/03/21 plant
> > ; consumed in plant
> > ; balance of cabbages is zero
> > expenses 5 cabbage
> > inventory:plant -5 cabbage
> >
> > 2018/03/21 plant
> > ; entry of salads produced
> > income -2 salad
> > inventory:store 2 salad
> >
> > 2018/03/24 buyer
> > ; Now the salads are in store and being sold.
> > inventory:store -2 salad {= 2 $}
> > cash 2 salad {= 2 $}
>
> --
> Ismael
>
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