SURVEY ON REAL-FARMERS CROPS SELLING APPLICATION

SURVEY ON REAL-FARMERS CROPS SELLING APPLICATION

Mahadevi Bhosale, Anjali Bhise, Prachi Patil, Purva Sarode, Shahrukh Shekh

Sinhgad Academy Of Engineering, Kondhwa

ABSTRACT:

 In India, most farmers have limited choices for selling their produce because they are required to go through government run markets known as mandis. In these markets, middleman often take a large portion of the profits, leaving farmers with less than they deserve. According to Goldman Sachs, these middleman’s dominate the agricultural market, which negatively affects farmers earnings. Farmers invest a lot of time, effort and money into growing their crops, and they deserve to receive the full benefit of their hard work. However, middleman can take up to 70% of the profits, making it difficult for farmers to make a good living. To address this issue, we purpose developing a mobile application that directly connects farmers with retailers and customers. This app will act as a marketplace where farmers can tell their products without the need for a middleman. As a result, farmers will receive a fairer price for their produce, and buyers will be able to purchase fresh farm products at lower prices than they would typically find in the market.

KEYWORDS: Farmers, India, Profit, Markets, Middleman, Crops, Produce.