Agricultural logistics · 2025—26

AgriVil Market

A direct route from Ghana’s smallholder farms to the communities that need the harvest.

Live marketplace
AgriVil Market visual study — abstract project image

The project

A campus agricultural marketplace that aggregates daily produce, coordinates pooled fulfillment, and returns value directly to participating farms.

01

The hard part

Campus students in Ghana face inflated food prices and multi-day transit delays, while regional smallholder farms capture only a small share of the value they create.

02

The response

AgriVil removes the broker layer from the operating model. Farms publish harvest availability, students order in pooled residence-hall batches, and one fulfillment window carries the produce from the morning harvest to campus.

45+Partner farms
< 24hHarvest to door
25–35%Average savings

System architecture

Built to make the decision legible.

  1. 01

    Daily harvest schedules aggregate supply across more than 45 smallholder farms.

  2. 02

    Mobile-first ordering groups demand by campus residence and delivery window.

  3. 03

    Digital payout records return produce value directly to the partner farm.

  4. 04

    The target operating model completes harvest-to-doorstep delivery in under 24 hours.

What the system is meant to deliver

Outcomes and operating constraints.

  • Direct partnerships with 45+ smallholder farms across Ghana.
  • 25% to 35% average food-bill savings for university campus residents.
  • Sub-24-hour fulfillment from the morning harvest to student residence.
  • A mobile pooled-ordering model built for low-bandwidth access.
Implementation

React · TypeScript · Node.js · Geolocation API · Mobile web