Blockchain in Agriculture by using Decentralized Peer to Peer Networks

Thejaswini, S; Ranjitha, K

doi:10.1109/icisc47916.2020.9171083

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“…Information asymmetry, security, proof of work (PoW), traceability and provenance are major issues in existing e-agriculture systems [18,[28][29][30][31][32]. The adoption of blockchain technology is envisioned to be useful for smart agriculture by introducing new dimensions.…”

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“…Kim et al [29] suggest that agriculture supply chains need more studies towards managing trust among stakeholders using blockchain technology. Thejaswini et al [30] propose decentralized applications as a solution for issues in agriculture. Vangala et al [31] also suggest that smart contracts and blockchain technology can support smart agriculture.…”

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A Systematic Review of Blockchain Technology Adoption Barriers and Enablers for Smart and Sustainable Agriculture

Akella

Wibowo

Grandhi

et al. 2023

BDCC

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Smart and sustainable agricultural practices are more complex than other industries as the production depends on many pre- and post-harvesting factors which are difficult to predict and control. Previous studies have shown that technologies such as blockchain along with sustainable practices can achieve smart and sustainable agriculture. These studies state that there is a need for a reliable and trustworthy environment among the intermediaries throughout the agrifood supply chain to achieve sustainability. However, there are limited studies on blockchain technology adoption for smart and sustainable agriculture. Therefore, this systematic review uses the PRISMA technique to explore the barriers and enablers of blockchain adoption for smart and sustainable agriculture. Data was collected using exhaustive selection criteria and filters to evaluate the barriers and enablers of blockchain technology for smart and sustainable agriculture. The results provide on the one hand adoption enablers such as stakeholder collaboration, enhance customer trust, and democratization, and, on the other hand, barriers such as lack of global standards, industry level best practices and policies for blockchain adoption in the agrifood sector. The outcome of this review highlights the adoption barriers over enablers of blockchain technology for smart and sustainable agriculture. Furthermore, several recommendations and implications are presented for addressing knowledge gaps for successful implementation.

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Section: Application Of Blockchain Technology For Smart and Sustainab...mentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Review of Blockchain Technology Adoption Barriers and Enablers for Smart and Sustainable Agriculture

Akella

Wibowo

Grandhi

et al. 2023

BDCC

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“…It improves food safety through traceability and can be utilized in tracking food supply chains. Thejaswini et al [91] recommended using decentralized applications to tackle agricultural challenges. Vangala et al [92] proposed employing smart contracts and BT to support smart agriculture.…”

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Exploring Synergy of Blockchain and 6G Network for Industrial Automation

Yadav,

Agarwal,

Rishiwal

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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Automating industrial tasks has become critical for organizations due to the inefficiencies and risks associated with conventional procedures. The proliferation of connected devices and machines brings forth a range of security concerns, including data tampering and unauthorized access. Establishing confidential and trustworthy communication between these devices becomes particularly difficult as they rely on the open channel of the Internet. Numerous established security measures, such as antivirus software, access control systems, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and intrusion prevention systems (IPS), have been identified in the literature as facing issues like centralized vulnerabilities, latency challenges, reliability issues, and single points of failure. As technology advances rapidly, the convergence of emerging technologies holds immense potential to revolutionize industrial automation. Among these promising technologies, blockchain and 6G stand out for their immense potential. With its decentralized and tamperproof nature, blockchain has disrupted various sectors, while 6G offers unprecedented connectivity and lightning-fast data transfer speeds. Motivated by these developments, this paper explores the potential impact of integrating blockchain technology with 6G in industrial automation, paving the way for the future of smart factories and intelligent supply chains. Our proposed work aims to provide a holistic understanding of this emerging amalgamation's key benefits, challenges, offered solutions, and prospects.

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“…There [4] are many phony items in the current store network. It is important to have a framework for end client to really take a look at all insights regarding item that they are purchasing so the client can check in the event that the item is certifiable or not.…”

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Enhancing Supply Chain Integrity : Leveraging Blockchain for Counterfeit Product Detection

2023

IRJMETS

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These days, counterfeit products are a major worldwide issue since buyers are tricked into buying fake goods without having a way to verify authenticity. Blockchain has gained popularity recently because it encourages trust amongst untrustworthy contributors. Blockchain technology is used by this system to prevent the auctioning of phony goods. Through the use of blockchain, we enable creators or producers to add verifiable product serial numbers to balance sheets, which consumers may use to confirm the legitimacy of the product before making a purchase. Blockchain is crucial to proving that data was handled carefully and creating a secure environment. The suggested solution makes use of a custom algorithm to identify products that are counterfeit.

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Blockchain in Agriculture by using Decentralized Peer to Peer Networks

Cited by 17 publications

References 5 publications

A Systematic Review of Blockchain Technology Adoption Barriers and Enablers for Smart and Sustainable Agriculture

A Systematic Review of Blockchain Technology Adoption Barriers and Enablers for Smart and Sustainable Agriculture

Exploring Synergy of Blockchain and 6G Network for Industrial Automation

Enhancing Supply Chain Integrity : Leveraging Blockchain for Counterfeit Product Detection

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