Agro CheckMake

In every farm, for every buyer.

Live Demo

A system for connecting farmers with buyers, built to widen the communication streams between the two sides of the agricultural market. The project integrates a website, an Android application, and an IoT soil-testing kit, developed as a final-year engineering project backed by the Enlectic Research Centre.

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Features

• Farmer ↔ buyer matching — farmers post crop requirements, buyers browse and connect directly, cutting out unnecessary middlemen.
• Market trends & weather forecast — helps farmers make informed decisions on crop selection and timing.
• Android application — a companion app (bundled as Agro CheckMake.apk in this repo) so farmers can access the platform from the field.
• IoT soil-testing kit — a hardware component built alongside the software to give farmers on-the-ground soil data.
• Contact/feedback form — visitor messages are stored via a PHP + MySQL backend.

Tech stack

Layer	Technology
Frontend	HTML, W3.CSS, Font Awesome, Google Fonts
Backend	PHP, MySQLi
Database	MySQL (schema in database/agroCheckMake.sql)
Mobile	Android (APK in Agro CheckMake.apk)
Hosting	GitHub Pages (static frontend)

Project structure

├── index.html              # landing page (home / about / work / team / contact)
├── css/index.css           # site styles
├── php/message.php         # contact form handler (writes to Feedback table)
├── includes/                # shared PHP: DB connection, header, footer
│   ├── common.php
│   ├── header.php
│   └── footer.php
├── database/agroCheckMake.sql  # MySQL schema
├── img/                     # site images and icons
└── Agro CheckMake.apk       # Android application

Running locally

The static frontend (index.html) works standalone and is what's deployed on GitHub Pages. To run the full site with the PHP contact form:

1. Serve the repo with a PHP-enabled server, e.g. php -S localhost:8000.
2. Create a MySQL database and import database/agroCheckMake.sql.
3. Update the database credentials in includes/common.php to match your local setup.
4. Visit http://localhost:8000.

Note: GitHub Pages only serves static files, so the live demo's contact form (which needs the PHP/MySQL backend) won't submit — everything else on the page works as shown above.

Team

Built by the Agro CheckMake team at Government College of Engineering and Research, Pune, backed by the Enlectic Research Centre.