NLPermanentGrassGrazed.h File Reference

NLPermanentGrassGrazed.h This file contains the headers for the PermanentGrassGrazed class
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Classes
class	NLPermanentGrassGrazed
	NLPermanentGrassGrazed class . More...

Macros
#define	NLPERMANENTGRASSLANDGRAZED_BASE   26000
#define	NL_PGG_FERTI_DATE   a_field->m_user[1]
	A flag used to indicate autumn ploughing status. More...
#define	NL_PGG_CUT_DATE   a_field->m_user[2]
#define	NL_PGG_WATER_DATE   a_field->m_user[3]

Enumerations
enum	NLPermanentGrassGrazedToDo {   nl_pgg_start = 1, nl_pgg_sleep_all_day = NLPERMANENTGRASSLANDGRAZED_BASE, nl_pgg_ferti_p1, nl_pgg_ferti_s1,   nl_pgg_cut_to_silage1, nl_pgg_cut_to_silage2, nl_pgg_cut_to_silage3, nl_pgg_cut_to_silage4,   nl_pgg_cut_to_silage5, nl_pgg_cut_to_silage6, nl_pgg_ferti_p2, nl_pgg_ferti_s2,   nl_pgg_ferti_p3, nl_pgg_ferti_s3, nl_pgg_ferti_p4, nl_pgg_ferti_s4,   nl_pgg_ferti_p5, nl_pgg_ferti_s5, nl_pgg_ferti_p6, nl_pgg_ferti_s6,   nl_pgg_ferti_p7, nl_pgg_ferti_s7, nl_pgg_ferti_p8, nl_pgg_ferti_s8,   nl_pgg_ferti_p9, nl_pgg_ferti_s9, nl_pgg_ferti_p10, nl_pgg_ferti_s10,   nl_pgg_ferti_p11, nl_pgg_ferti_s11, nl_pgg_watering, nl_pgg_cattle_out,   nl_pgg_cattle_is_out }

Detailed Description

NLPermanentGrassGrazed.h This file contains the headers for the PermanentGrassGrazed class

by Chris J. Topping
modified by Elzbieta Ziolkowska
Version of October 2017
All rights reserved.

With additions as noted in:
Doxygen formatted comments in July 2008

Macro Definition Documentation

NL_PGG_CUT_DATE

#define NL_PGG_CUT_DATE   a_field->m_user[2]

NL_PGG_FERTI_DATE

#define NL_PGG_FERTI_DATE   a_field->m_user[1]

A flag used to indicate autumn ploughing status.

NL_PGG_WATER_DATE

#define NL_PGG_WATER_DATE   a_field->m_user[3]

NLPERMANENTGRASSLANDGRAZED_BASE

#define NLPERMANENTGRASSLANDGRAZED_BASE   26000

Enumeration Type Documentation

NLPermanentGrassGrazedToDo

enum NLPermanentGrassGrazedToDo

Below is the list of things that a farmer can do if he is growing PermanentGrassGrazed, at least following this basic plan. So all we have to do is figure out when to do the different things. Once we have done some kind of management, then an event is triggered and the fact that this particular management is done is registered with the particular polygon. This information is available for any ALMaSS components to inspect - e.g. animals & birds

Enumerator
nl_pgg_start
nl_pgg_sleep_all_day
nl_pgg_ferti_p1
nl_pgg_ferti_s1
nl_pgg_cut_to_silage1
nl_pgg_cut_to_silage2
nl_pgg_cut_to_silage3
nl_pgg_cut_to_silage4
nl_pgg_cut_to_silage5
nl_pgg_cut_to_silage6
nl_pgg_ferti_p2
nl_pgg_ferti_s2
nl_pgg_ferti_p3
nl_pgg_ferti_s3
nl_pgg_ferti_p4
nl_pgg_ferti_s4
nl_pgg_ferti_p5
nl_pgg_ferti_s5
nl_pgg_ferti_p6
nl_pgg_ferti_s6
nl_pgg_ferti_p7
nl_pgg_ferti_s7
nl_pgg_ferti_p8
nl_pgg_ferti_s8
nl_pgg_ferti_p9
nl_pgg_ferti_s9
nl_pgg_ferti_p10
nl_pgg_ferti_s10
nl_pgg_ferti_p11
nl_pgg_ferti_s11
nl_pgg_watering
nl_pgg_cattle_out
nl_pgg_cattle_is_out

             {
    nl_pgg_start = 1, // Compulsory, must always be 1 (one).
    nl_pgg_sleep_all_day = NLPERMANENTGRASSLANDGRAZED_BASE,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p1,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s1,
    nl_pgg_cut_to_silage1,
    nl_pgg_cut_to_silage2,
    nl_pgg_cut_to_silage3,
    nl_pgg_cut_to_silage4,
    nl_pgg_cut_to_silage5,
    nl_pgg_cut_to_silage6,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p2,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s2,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p3,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s3,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p4,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s4,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p5,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s5,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p6,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s6,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p7,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s7,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p8,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s8,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p9,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s9,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p10,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s10,
    nl_pgg_ferti_p11,
    nl_pgg_ferti_s11,
    nl_pgg_watering,
    nl_pgg_cattle_out,
    nl_pgg_cattle_is_out,
} NLPermanentGrassGrazedToDo;