A Farmer-Centric Cloud Supply Chain Framework for Improving Agricultural Productivity and Market Transparency
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Cloud Computing, Supply Chain Management, Agriculture, Farmers, Efficiency, Transparency, Profitability, Digital Traceability, Rural Development, Predictive AnalyticsAbstract
The farming industry is confronted with critical supply chain management challenges, some of which include inefficiencies, transparency deficits, and reduced profitability for farmers. This paper recommends a cloud-based supply chain management (SCM) system specifically designed for farmers as a solution to such challenges by providing real-time access to data, digital traceability, and automation. Through the adoption of cloud computing technologies, the system consolidates fragmented supply chain elements—procurement, storage, distribution, and access to markets—into one platform. The suggested remedy improves decision-making through predictive analytics, rationalizes resource utilization, minimizes post-harvest losses, and facilitates fair pricing through transparent transaction history. It also promotes direct links among farmers, buyers, and other users, cutting out unnecessary intermediaries. Implementation of a system like this can result in a more sustainable and resilient agriculture supply chain, ultimately increasing farmers' incomes and facilitating inclusive rural development.
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