Bagged cargo, such as grain or other bulk materials, is typically handled on a vessel using a system of conveyor belts or elevators. The bags are usually loaded onto the ship using specialized cargo handling equipment, such as cranes or forklifts. Once on board, the bags are typically stored in designated areas of the ship's hold or on its deck. During the voyage, the bags may be moved around as needed to balance the ship's weight and ensure safe handling. Upon reaching the destination port, the bags are unloaded using similar cargo handling equipment and transported to their final destination.