maxmillan45/AgriProfit-

A web-based financial decision tool designed to help smallholder farmers calculate production costs, determine break-even prices, and estimate expected profit or loss before selling their crops. This project addresses profit blindness in small-scale farming, especially in regions like Makueni County, Kenya, where agricultural margins are thin and # AgriProfit A web-based financial decision tool designed to help smallholder farmers calculate production costs, determine break-even prices, and estimate expected profit or loss before selling their crops. This project addresses profit blindness in small-scale farming, especially in regions like Makueni County, Kenya, where agricultural margins are thin and input costs fluctuate. --- ## Problem Statement Many farmers: - Do not track production costs accurately - Price crops emotionally instead of strategically - Do not calculate break-even price - Realize losses after selling This leads to poor financial decision-making and reduced profitability. --- # Screenshots * Navbar .png>) * footer .png>) * landing page .png>) * news section .png>) * More news section .png>) * tools section .png>) * About section .png>) * contact section .png>) * experts section .png>) ## Solution The Farm Input Cost Optimizer allows farmers to enter: - Seed cost - Fertilizer cost - Labor cost - Water cost - Expected yield (kg) - Expected market price per kg The app then calculates: - Total production cost - Cost per kg - Break-even price - Expected revenue - Expected profit or loss --- ## Financial Model ### 1️ Total Cost Total Cost = Seeds + Fertilizer + Labor + Water ### 2️ Cost per Kg Cost per Kg = Total Cost ÷ Expected Yield ### 3️ Break-even Price Break-even Price = Total Cost ÷ Expected Yield ### 4️ Expected Revenue Revenue = Expected Yield × Expected Market Price ### 5️ Expected Profit/Loss Profit = Revenue − Total Cost --- ## Example Scenario Seed Cost: 3,000 Ksh Fertilizer Cost: 12,000 Ksh Labor Cost: 10,000 Ksh Water Cost: 5,000 Ksh Total Cost: 30,000 Ksh Expected Yield: 1,000 kg Expected Market Price: 45 Ksh/kg Revenue: 45,000 Ksh Profit: 15,000 Ksh Break-even Price: 30 Ksh/kg If market price drops below 30 Ksh/kg, the farmer makes a loss. --- ## Technologies Used - HTML5 - CSS3 - JavaScript (ES6+) - DOM Manipulation - Form Validati …