Implementing E-Commerce Mobile and Web Application for Agricultural Products: e-Farmers' Hut

Chakraborty, Sovon; Shamrat, F. M. Javed Mehedi; Islam, M. Saidul; Kabir, Foysal; Khan, Ali Newaz; Khater, Ankit

doi:10.1109/icoei53556.2022.9776930

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“…Decisions making about the production and sale of farm commodities, farmers rely heavily on agricultural market information systems. Farmers need to be able to get full, accurate, and up-to-date market information for their crops quickly and easily [1]. Agricultural marketing plays an important role in the national economy because it is the foundation on which agriculture is built; the farmer seeks to market his crop and deliver it to the consumer.…”

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Web-Based Agricultural Management Products for Marketing System: Survey

Malallah

Abdulrazzaq

2023

ACAD J NAWROZ UNIV

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The development of information systems motivated scientists to use their knowledge to improve new tactics that can provide competitive advantages in a highly complex environment, primarily in the management of agricultural products marketing systems. Farmers often blame marketing issues for their struggles. Poor prices, a lack of transportation, and substantial post-harvest losses are all issues that they can recognize, but they are typically ill-equipped to solve. Modern technology, particularly Internet and mobile connectivity, makes it easier for people to do their work across a wide range of activities, including economics, commerce, marketing, and agriculture. Agricultural Information Management Systems (AIMS) are becoming more popular as a useful sector as agriculture expands and becomes one of the world's most lucrative enterprises. In recent years, people have become increasingly dependent on this technology. Systems have evolved from passively absorbing information to actively incorporating users as an important part of the system. The goal of this research to find out whether various agricultural implementations of various systems have a good effect on their operations by facilitating chores for farmers and dealers, and merchants easier. Study 26 investigated whether farmers' and retailers' use of web-based technology facilitated the display and sale of goods. KEYWORDS: Agricultural Products, Marketing System, E-Commerce, E- Marketing, Agricultural Marketing.

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confidence: 99%

Web-Based Agricultural Management Products for Marketing System: Survey

Malallah

Abdulrazzaq

2023

ACAD J NAWROZ UNIV

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Digital Agriculture Innovations in Bangladesh: A Situational Analysis and Pathways for Future Development

Mohammad,

Dey

2024

Thunderbird Intl Bus Rev

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Existing literature indicates the untapped potential of digital agriculture technologies and interventions to revolutionize agricultural development. However, there is a lack of a comprehensive review of the present digital agriculture ecosystem and, therefore, a limited understanding. This study seeks to address that evidence gap by reviewing what has been researched about the current digital agriculture solutions in Bangladesh. The research undertakes a systematic literature review of the use of digital agriculture applications by smallholder farmers and other actors across the agriculture value chain to explore the digitalization and smart farming applications. The manuscript sheds light on opportunities for fostering digital innovations by discussing the accomplished agri‐tech initiatives and challenges associated with those agriculture 4.0 technologies. The findings reveal considerable replications of digital agriculture services by various public, private, and technology companies, underscoring the necessity for more inclusive collaborations among the supply‐side actors for shaping the digital agriculture infrastructure. The article suggests future areas for research probing the impact of available digital agriculture practices and to what extent those are effective in facilitating the agri‐food systems stakeholders.

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Integrated Mobile Application Portal for the Convenient Service of Farmers, Street Vendors, Consumers and Logistics

Karthika,

Rohini

2024

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Implementing E-Commerce Mobile and Web Application for Agricultural Products: e-Farmers' Hut

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

Web-Based Agricultural Management Products for Marketing System: Survey

Web-Based Agricultural Management Products for Marketing System: Survey

Digital Agriculture Innovations in Bangladesh: A Situational Analysis and Pathways for Future Development

Integrated Mobile Application Portal for the Convenient Service of Farmers, Street Vendors, Consumers and Logistics

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