The most fundamental promise of blockchain (BT) for the agriculture industry is the elimination of the necessity for
third parties to confirm confidence in buyer seller relations, or any source-destination relationship. Transactions become
peer-to-peer in a blockchain-enabled setting with no need for mediators. Apart from allowing peer-to-peer transactions,
blockchain can also be used to build "smart contracts," which enforce the terms of any treaty when certain conditions are
met. Any time anything of value exchanges hands, whether it's tangible goods, services, money and the transaction can be
registered, providing a permanent record of the commodity or transaction from beginning to end. Blockchain technology has
the potential to be very useful.
