Construction of Web-based Livestock Farmer Group Information System

Abstract

Errors between administrators and warehouses regarding stocks of fertilizers, seeds, and tools are still common, resulting in less effective accounting and information processes for farmer groups. A web-based application simplifies data processing and transmission, helping farmer groups manage and oversee the company's strategy to match it with the empowerment of farmer groups in a balanced manner. Therefore, this study aims to design a farmer group application that operates over the internet. The study resulted in a farmer group application built with admin features that can create, read, change, and delete (CRUD) stock items, member data, tool stock, and reports. However, farmers have the ability to view stock items and submit online pickups. Waterfall method, web-based design using integrated modeling language method (UML). The black box method combined with the Partitioning Test Case Equivalence technique produced successful software testing results. This application is expected to help the Farmer Group work better and increase solidarity and food quality for all farmers.