Hi Ario,
On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 7:11 PM, ario <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> for a farm there is fertiliser in stock, purchased some time ago and
> recorded through 'vendor invoice', hence recorded as inventory in stock.
> Now the farmer is spreading some of this stocked fertiliser on the soil,
> but he is not selling any, nor does he know how much produced end-goods
> (kg produce) will result from his current farming operations.
> How is the consumption of this fertiliser to be recorded and moved out
> of the inventory and charged to that particular 'department' (specific
> area) and project (cropping type and date) of the farm without selling
> any to a third party?
> I'm quite stuck with this as the only possible way I see to move this
> used fertiliser out of the inventory is through selling.
>
I'm still getting my feet wet in ledger-smb, so I can't give you a
definitive answer.
However, there must be a way to "consume" things out of inventory without
selling
them. I think of a paper company -- when they need paper, they just remove
it from
inventory. This would be similar to any process where a company keeps
supplies on
hand.
Now, as a pure hack, if no one else responds with the "correct" way to do
this, you
could create a "customer" called internal who you "sell" the goods to. Since
the
goods are paid for, you could "charge" the internal customer $0 and this
would
allow your fertiliser to be consumed.
It's a hack, and I'd love to hear the real way to approach this.
Thanks,
Gerald
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