Study Of Blockchain Technology In Farmers Portal

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  • Mohd Abdul Hadi, Mohammed Rahmat Ali

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17762/msea.v72i1.2360

Abstract

Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the agricultural industry by providing a secure and immutable platform for maintaining farmers' data and ensuring the quality of seeds. It can also be used to monitor the moisture content in the soil, track crop yields, and help farmers get fair prices for their crops. To achieve this, a blockchain-based portal can be developed that allows farmers to register and sell their crops securely. Transactions can be recorded on the blockchain when buyers commit to purchasing a farmer's crop, ensuring that crop details, committed prices, and quantities are recorded immutably. The use of blockchain technology can help farmers obtain legitimate prices for their crops and reduce the cost of operations when compared to traditional methods. Governments and affiliated agencies can also implement similar portals to improve the farming and commerce of crops, enhancing the prominence of the nation's farmers. The integration of blockchain technology with IoT devices such as sensors and the use of smart contracts can further enhance the efficiency and accuracy of the portal. To make the platform more accessible, mobile applications can be developed that provide real-time notifications and alerts about crop prices and demand. Additionally, integrating with other blockchain-based systems such as supply chain management platforms and decentralized data storage systems can provide a comprehensive solution for farmers and other stakeholders. The blockchain technology holds enormous potential for the agricultural industry, and its implementation can bring significant benefits to farmers, vendors, and individuals alike..

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Published

2023-01-12

How to Cite

Mohd Abdul Hadi, Mohammed Rahmat Ali. (2023). Study Of Blockchain Technology In Farmers Portal. Mathematical Statistician and Engineering Applications, 72(1), 1389–1397. https://doi.org/10.17762/msea.v72i1.2360

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