Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering, Navi Mumbai

Computer Engineering

Mini Project Presentation

S.E. (Computer) Sem - III

2022-23

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 KISAAN SAHAYAK PORTAL

Group members
1.SEB_203 Debdutta Majumdar
2.SEB_210 Prajakta Patil
3.SEB_229 Balram Panigrahi
4.SEB_253 Suraj Patwa
Name of Project Guide:
Prof. Archana Naware
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 Presentation Outline
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Literature Survey
• Limitation of Existing system or Research gap
• Problem Statement and Objective
• Scope
• Proposed System
• Analysis/ Algorithm /Framework
• Design Details
• Methodology
• Experimental Setup (details of database, validation, s/w and h/w setup)
• Implementation Plan for next semester (If any)
• Conclusion
• References
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 ABSTRACT

The Kisaan Sahayak Portal is a web-

based agriculturalplatform that connects farmers with a range of services fro
m planting to harvesting, linking them with nearby service providers. The we
b application’s core objectives include establishing a seamless
digital bridge between farmers and service providers, facilitating
convenient access to advanced technology for farmers. The user-
friendly web application allows farmers to list their service needs
and browse providers’ profiles. This approach simplifies connections, deliver
s cutting-edge technology solutions, and enhances agricultural practices.
Promising results include improved productivity and crop
yield through modern techniques, fostering a sense of community among
users. In summary, the Kisaan Sahayak Portal project successfully bridges t
he gapbetweenfarmers and service providers, promoting accessibility to ad
vanced agricultural technology and collaboration within the sector.

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 INTRODUCTION
Develop a compressive web based application aimed at providing a range of agricultural
services.To improve farming practices but will also serve as an educational tool by
providing valuable information on crop cultaviation techniques.fostering knowledge
enchancement among farmers.

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 LIMITATION OF EXISTING SYTEM

1. Ineffect Communication: Limited interaction, relying on phone calls or visits.

2. Lack of Info: Farmers lack crop guidance and market insights.
3. Limited Service Providers: Few providers may lead to delays.
4.Geographical Constraints: Some regions lack access to services.
5. Tech Barrier: Limited tech skills affect platform use.
6. Security Concerns: Worries about data protection.
7. Lack of Feedback: No efficient way to improve services.
8. Lack of Information about Growing Crops: The current system might not adequately pro
vide educational resources and guidance on cropcultivation techniques, hindering farme
rs' ability to maximize crop yields and adopt modern technology.

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 LITERATURE SURVEY

Sr. N Authors Title of the paper & ye Paper Description

o ar of publication

1. Mittal
Surabhi
AgEcon SEARCH
Search in agricultural &
Role of mobile technology in improving
small farm productivity
Applied Economics

2. Luke WELLINGL
LAURA
PHP anD MYSQL
Webdevelopment
Learn basics of php &mysql

THOMSON

3. Alexand Eduardru
Dumitru
Agriculture Consumer Preferences in the Purchase
of Agri-Food Products: Implications for
the Development of Family Farms

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 PROBLEM STATEMENT & OBJECTIVE

• Lake of labors for farming work and Unavailability of farming service provider.
• Farmers are not able to purchase high-cost farming equipment because of low income.
• Farmers do not get farming services on time by service provider in high demand seaso
n because of which some time crops get damaged.
• Local service providers have created monopoly and charging high cost for farming
services from the farmer.

• Objective:
• The main goals of the Kisaan Sahayak Portal project are twofold: first, to establish
a robust digital interface that connects farmers in need of agricultural services with
nearby service providers and second to ensure that farmers gain cost-effective access
to state-of-the-art technology solutions without leaving their farms.

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 PROPOSED SYSTEM
requirements
The simplestwith minimal
proposed complexity.
system would depend on the specific needs and context, but
• The simplest proposed system would depend on the specific needs and
in general, it should focus on addressing core requirements with minimal complexity.
context, but in general, it should focus on addressing core requirements with
minimal complexity.

• System Description:

• Name : Basic Service Connect

The simplest
• Objective: Facilitate connections proposed
between consumers and local service
providers. system would depend on
• Key Features: the specific needs and
1. User Registration :Userscontext, but inaccounts
can create general,as
it either consumers or service
should focus on
providers with minimal information.
addressing
2. Service Request: Consumers core service listings, request a service,
can browse
requirements
and communicate with service with
providers.
minimal
3. Notifications: Users receive complexity.
email notifications for new service requests and
messages.

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 SCOPE

• Market Expansion :
Expanding to cover a broader range of services and regions is crucial. This
allows the website to attract more users and service providers, increasing
its overall utility and reach.
• Monetization:
Developing sustainable revenue models, such as subscription plans,
transaction ,fees, or premium features, is essential to ensure the website's
financial viability and continued growth.
• Mobile App Development:
As mobile usage continues to grow, having a mobile app can significantly
enhance user engagement and accessibility, catering to the preferences of a
mobile-centric audience.
• Data Analytics:
Leveraging data for insights into user behavior and market trends is highly
valuable. It can help improve the user experience, guide business decisions,
and create additional value for users and service providers.

success.
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5. User Profiles: Basic user profiles with names and profile pictures.
6. Technology: Web-based platform with a simple, intuitive user interface.
7. Monetization: Free for users; service providers pay a small fee for premium
listings.

This simplified system would provide a straightforward solution for connecting

consumers and local service providers. It minimizes complexity by focusing on
core features, making it easy to develop, maintain, and use. It can serve as a
starting point, and additional features and complexity can be added as needed in
the future based on user feedback and evolving requirements.

This simplified system would provide a straightforward solution for connecting

consumers and local service providers. It minimizes complexity by focusing on
core features, making it easy to develop, maintain, and use. It can serve as a
starting point, and additional features and complexity can be added as needed in
the future based on user feedback and evolving requirements.

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DESIGN DETAILS

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 METHODOLOGY
1. User Authentication:
- Consumer log in via the login page.
- User profiles are created for both, storing essential information.
2. Order Notification: - User receive notifications whenever he places an

3. Consumer Selection and Ordering:

- Consumers can browse through service provider profiles, selecting their desired
services.
- They place an order and await confirmation from the chosen provider.
4. Purchase and Sale Records:
- Both consumers and service providers have access to records of their purchase and
sale transactions.
5. Crop Growth Information:
- The homepage features season-wise crop growth information, accessible with a
single tap on the "Crop Growth" button.

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EXPERIMENTAL SETUP

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 CONCLUSION

In conclusion, the web application we've presented today

is a powerful tool that not only fosters meaningful
connections between farmers and service providers but
also serves as a valuable source of agricultural
information. By bridging the gap between these two crucial
stakeholders, our platform empowers farmers to access
the services they need and acquire essential knowledge to
enhance crop yields. Simultaneously, it offers service
providers a vast, untapped market for their expertise and
solutions, fostering their business growth. This symbiotic
relationship between farmers and service providers not
only benefits individuals but contributes to the overall
prosperity of the agricultural sector. Together, we are
cultivating a brighter and more sustainable future for
agriculture. Thank you for your attention.

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 REFERENCES

SIH (Problem Statement):

Link: https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/57502
Google Search(error solving)
Link: https://google.com
Udemy (learning concepts)
Link: https://udemy.com
Google Scholar(research paper)
Link: https://googlescholar.com

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Thank You!

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