Digital innovation for strengthening seed market and augmenting targeted business in agriculture
by Swati Nayak; Ritesh Dwivedi; Anjani Kumar Singh
International Journal of Electronic Business (IJEB), Vol. 16, No. 3, 2021

Abstract: Access to quality seeds of right varieties remains a prerequisite for higher farm production. In India, there are several private and public seed agencies who deal with multiple products (varieties). Public and small firms working closely with high volume crops and small farmers are not equipped with robust market demand estimation processes or demand driven distribution systems. SeedCast is one such digital application which has been developed and piloted in the region with an objective to measure the existing demand-supply gaps accurately, to estimate geography wise and product wise demand and act as business decision support tool. Piloting and execution of this application for the state of Odisha indicated several gaps in demand and supply for diverse products, potential demand for new products, a scope of product diversification and the size/volume of market (product wise) for the leading public seed corporation in focus as future business opportunity.

Online publication date: Wed, 28-Jul-2021

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