Agriculture product supply chain management application

Yap, Zi Xin (2024) Agriculture product supply chain management application. Final Year Project, UTAR.

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Abstract

This Agricultural Product Supply Chain Management Application is a web application for farmers to manage and operate their farming activities and business systematically and efficiently. It plays a vital role in ensuring the sustainability of food production in the agriculture sector around the globe. The aim is to develop this web application for the farmer to enhance their farming productivity and management to ensure the fruits can be supplied in the market to fulfil the customers’ demand in every season. This abstract provides an overview of this agriculture product supply chain management application development. It discusses the issues that farmers might encounter in existing supply chain management (SCM) application which may cause a shortage of food supplies. It emphasizes the measures of enhancing farmers’ decision-making, expediting food production, and reducing the risk of food shortage to ensure food security. This web application integrates with digital technologies to facilitate monitoring and tracking the estimated harvest quantity of agricultural products and real-time inventory level to improve the accuracy precision of resource allocation and prediction of market demand. Besides, this web application can determine the cycle stage of agricultural product based on the estimated days of each stage. Additionally, task management is a crucial module in this web application as it streamlines the farming system operation, optimizes farmers’ productivity, and ensures a well-planned farming activity. By implementing these objectives into this agriculture product SCM application, can ensure the yielding, lower production cost, and sustainability in agriculture sectors. Overall, this web application is useful for the farmer to improve their farm operations and ensure the sustainability of the supply chain to the market.

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