Many supply chains within developing countries lack transparency and are fraught with
fraud, corruption, and a substantial number of intermediaries. For several decades, the …

To put it simply, blockchain is a digital ledger that records the transactions of a decentralized
network in which all participants control the databases, and no one can alter the transaction …

This research explores applications of blockchain across the agricultural sector, beyond the
typical finance use cases. In considering agriculture itself as a chain, a network that reaches …

Agriculture in developing countries faces numerous challenges such as price fluctuation and
non-uniformity, presence of untrusted middlemen in the supply chain, crop wastage due to …

New technologies are playing a fundamental role in the postmodern era of globalization
where interpersonal interactions at the international level and the exchange of goods …

Despite first being developed to encrypt digital currency, blockchain technology has now
found broad usage in various other industries, including agriculture. This is because …

Currently, the large volume of imports, the lack of interest of young people to work in the
agroindustry, the lack of implementation of new technologies and the excessive participation …

Abstract Information sharing lies at the core of most governance interventions within agro-
food commodity supply-chains, such as certification standards or direct trade relationships …

The livelihood of smallholder farmers in emerging economies' cocoa supply chain is
substandard because of fraud, exploitation, corruption, deceit, child labor, and financial …

Blockchain is an emerging digital technology allowing ubiquitous financial transactions
among distributed untrusted parties, without the need of intermediaries such as banks. This …