Sto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija

About AgriChain.One record, many hands.

A transparency-focused agricultural traceability prototype designed to improve visibility and trust in rice supply chains for Sto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija.

The mission

Make a local support record easier to follow.

AgriChain supports rice farmers in Sto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija through records maintained by authorized personnel. Agri Technicians register farmers, issue Access Code cards, and record production; Data Encoders enter program and event details; the MAO Admin reviews and activates them; and Field Staff record the assigned distribution steps. Farmers do not need an account.

How records connect

A clear handoff at every stage

The platform follows the record across the local process without exposing the private details behind it.
  1. 1

    Farmer registration

    An Agri Technician registers the farmer, issues an Access Code card, and maintains the authorized record.

  2. 2

    Production record

    The Agri Technician records palay production and creates a public reference for the connected batch.

  3. 3

    Program and event set-up

    A Data Encoder enters the program and event details. The MAO Admin reviews and activates them, sets the eligible farmer list, and assigns Field Staff.

  4. 4

    Distribution event

    Assigned Field Staff record each station step and the final distribution receipt in order.

  5. 5

    Public view

    The MAO Admin monitors the records while the public sees program totals and a limited trace.

What it connects

Key features

One local record, shaped around the people who create, use, and verify it.

QR Code Traceability

A batch reference or QR code opens the privacy-safe public trace for the connected records that are available.

Public Record References

Visible record references make farmer registrations, harvests, and subsidy distributions easier to follow and review.

Multi-Stakeholder Platform

Designed around distinct responsibilities for farmers, Agri Technicians, Data Encoders, the MAO Admin, Field Staff, and the public.

Connected Local Records

Connect recorded farmer registration, palay production, support events, and completed distributions without claiming unrecorded custody or market activity.

The network

Who uses AgriChain?

Each role does one part of the work. Support moves from encoding to approval to release, and no single account does all three.

  1. Step 1

    Data Encoder

    Encodes the program and event

  2. Step 2

    MAO Admin

    Approves it and sets the farmer list

  3. Step 3

    Field Staff

    Runs the stations and releases support

Agri Technician

Registers farmers and records production in one barangay

Farmers

Present an Access Code card, no account needed

Public

Verify a limited trace, no account needed

How verification works: Each saved record’s fingerprint is written to a public blockchain. Anyone can check a record against it from their own browser on the verification page, or audit every entry on the public ledger. This prototype currently writes to Base Sepolia, a public test network.

See a record for yourself.

Open the public verifier for a privacy-safe trace, or read the guide before you begin.

Verify a recordRead the help guide