Scattered records
Advances in one ledger, seed cane in another, fuel and fertiliser on a clerk's register. No single balance per grower.
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Every advance, every bag of fertiliser and every litre of fuel tied to the grower who took it and the field it went into — then checked against the condition of the crop it paid for.
The problem
A mill can be carrying tens of millions of rupees across hundreds of growers and still not be able to answer two questions: what does each grower currently owe, and is the crop that money paid for actually growing?
Advances in one ledger, seed cane in another, fuel and fertiliser on a clerk's register. No single balance per grower.
What a grower owes becomes clear at recovery time — long after anything could have been done about it.
The finance ledger has no idea whether the field an advance funded came up, flooded or failed.
Next season's advances get sized on relationship and recollection rather than on what each grower actually delivered.
The approach
AgriFlow already holds the verified grower record and the mapped boundary. Loan and input tracking attaches to the same record, so the money and the crop stop being separate systems.

The base it runs on
Loan and input tracking runs on the same grower and field record described in the Macca Group deployment. Figures are production numbers from that deployment.
The result
The question worth asking: of the advances you issued this season, how many are sitting on fields that are already in trouble? A mill that can answer that in month three is running a different business from one that finds out at the gate.

See how the underlying grower record was built in the Macca Group case study, or the full platform capabilities.
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