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This page is a work in progress by the Standards & Guidelines Committee's /wiki/spaces/SGC/pages/59703357.

Introduction

Consider the adjacent recipe for chocolate chip cookies. There is an obvious missing element to this: units of measure. One tablespoon of pure vanilla extract? Teaspoon? Drop? Like cooking, supply chain and field operations quantities are meaningless without knowing units of measure. AgGateway, other agriculture-industry associations, agricultural companies, and standards bodies have addressed units of measure in their standards, guidelines, and products. This page provides a starting point for implementers to understand how units of measure are used in agriculture.

Chocolate Chip Cookies

1/2 __ unsalted butter
3/4 __ packed dark brown sugar
3/4 __ sugar
2 large eggs
1 __ pure vanilla extract
1 __ semisweet chocolate chips, or chunks
2 1/4 __ all-purpose flour
3/4 __ baking soda
1 __ fine salt

Source: Food Network

Units of Measure in AgGateway Open Standards

AgGateway Open Standards specifies use of UN/CEFACT Rec 20.

Units of Measure in AGIIS

Units of Measure for Field Operations

Units of Measure Used by John Deere

Units of Measure Used by MapShots

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