Feasibility and methods of designing digital platforms for farming

Typically and often, farms in the country face several problems in selling their products (which they produce or grow), which significantly affects their business. Here are the main ones: seasonality of production; the need for a large number of intermediate links (in many cases, farmers' products go through several stages before reaching the final consumer (wholesalers, retailers, other intermediaries); imperfect marketing infrastructure (farmers often have limited access to markets, which is why they cannot sell their products effectively); low product prices; problems with product quality and safety (without proper standards and certifications, farmers may face problems selling their products in large markets); logistics and transportation (transporting products over long distances can cause significant product losses); market risks and uncertainty (agricultural markets are subject to significant fluctuations, which makes farmers vulnerable to changes in demand or prices for their products); youth and brain drain (the problem of insufficient numbers of young workers willing to work in agriculture).
All of these problems can significantly affect the efficiency of farms and create difficulties for their development. Note: A farm is an enterprise that carries out agricultural activities based on the use of land and other natural resources for the production of agricultural products. It can vary in size and is usually focused on the production of
products for its own consumption and/or sale.