Authors: Assistant Professor Swati Bagade, Ajay Ugale, Umer Tukdi, Sudhanshu Tripathi, Sundaram Tiwari
Abstract: The agricultural sector plays a critical role in ensuring food security and economic stability worldwide. However, farmers often encounter significant challenges, including limited access to markets, inefficient supply chains, price exploitation by intermediaries, and a lack of real-time market data. The Agriculture Management System (AMS) is a digital solution designed to bridge the gap between farmers and buyers by offering an online platform that ensures direct sales, fair pricing, and increased efficiency. AMS integrates three core modules: Farmer, Buyer, and Administrator, each with distinct functionalities aimed at optimizing market interactions. The system provides real time market price updates, a secure transaction mechanism, and a knowledge base for product quality assurance. By leveraging technology, AMS enhances transparency, reduces operational costs, and empowers farmers, ultimately leading to a more sustainable and profitable agricultural ecosystem. This paper examines the system's architecture, functionalities, expected impact, and future enhancements, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize agricultural trade.
