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The document discusses a project to create an e-portal that connects farmers directly with consumers to address challenges in Indian agriculture like high input costs and unfair pricing. It will involve developing a user-friendly portal, onboarding suppliers, enabling direct consumer-farmer interactions, implementing quality controls, and integrating a payment system.

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Project Report

The document discusses a project to create an e-portal that connects farmers directly with consumers to address challenges in Indian agriculture like high input costs and unfair pricing. It will involve developing a user-friendly portal, onboarding suppliers, enabling direct consumer-farmer interactions, implementing quality controls, and integrating a payment system.

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Project Report

ON

DIGITAL CROP SOLUTIONS

Batch Details

NAME ROLL NO
V MUKESH PURNA KUMAR 20201CSE0449
GIRISH PILLAKADAPAM 20201CSE0424
YERRAMAREDDY SATVIK REDDY 20201CSE0442

Under the Supervision of,

Mr. AMARNATH J.L

Professor / Associate Professor / Assistant Professor

School of Computer Science & Engineering Presidency university


Introduction

Indian agriculture plays a crucial role in


the nation's economy, but it faces
numerous challenges, especially in the
procurement of seeds and fertilizers at
reasonable prices and the fair sale of farm
produce. The project aims to address
these issues by creating an e-portal that
connects farmers directly with consumers,
eliminating middlemen and enhancing the
profitability of farming in India.
Literature Review
Proposed Method

 The project will involve several key


steps:

 Portal Development: Create a user -


friendly e–portal with mobile
accessibility.
 Supplier On boarding : Identify and
validate authorized seed and fertilizer
suppliers.
 Consumer-Farmer Interaction:
Establish a platform for direct
communication between consumers
and farmers.
 Quality Assurance: Implement strict
quality control for listed products.
 Payment System: Integrate secure
online payment options.
Objectives

The primary objectives of this project are:


- To empower farmers by providing a
platform for procuring seeds and fertilizers
at competitive prices.
- To eliminate middlemen from the farm
produce supply chain, allowing direct
consumer-farmer transactions.
- To ensure quality, authenticity, and fair
pricing in agricultural transactions.
Timeline for Execution of Project
Requirements

• Backend-python

• Interface Design- Db.sql

• Framework Design- django


Expected Outcomes

 The project anticipates the following


outcomes:
 Enhanced accessibility of seed sand
fertilizers for farmers at competitive
prices.
 Elimination of intermediaries, resulting
in fair prices for farm produce and
increased profits for farmers.
 Improved transparency, quality, and
authenticity in agricultural
transactions.
 Strengthened relationships between
farmers and consumers.
Conclusion

The project's core aim is to revolutionize


Indian agriculture by providing farmers
with a platform to access affordable inputs
and sell their produce at fair prices. By
connecting consumers directly with
farmers and leveraging technology, this
project holds the potential to address
critical issues in the agricultural supply
chain and contribute to a more prosperous
farming sector.
References

•
http://www.agricindia.com/blog/Agricultur
e-e-commerce- website-in-india/42
• https://agripari.com/
 Bhaskar G, Lakshmi Murthy, Sharma V P, 2017.
Extension Digest: Mobile apps
empowering farmers. 2017. 1(2): 3-35
 Amrit Patel, 2016. Digital India: Reaching to
small, Marginal & Women Farmers. International
Journal of Scientific Research in Computer
Science, Engineering and Information
Technology, 1(2):46-53.
Thank You

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