Abstract

Agriculture is a complex logistics system with some features and limitations. The logistics system usually operates in conditions of pronounced uncertainty, characteristic random processes, so the aim of the article is to study and develop recommendations for improving the adaptability of transport logistics management in agricultural enterprises. In the article, the authors considered the specifics of logistics processes occurring in agriculture. The importance of cooperation in the development of logistics of the agro-industrial complex formed based on intersectoral cooperation of public transport enterprises, institutions, service, and infrastructure organizations, which have separate transport units, united by technological and economic ties, and use a variety of resources of the region for the formation and implementation of transport services. The financial content of cluster development as a tool of competitiveness and innovative activity of agricultural enterprises is reflected, which allows realizing the available potential to increase sales.

Highlights

  • Agriculture sector can be a vital tool for sustainable transformation and modernization for developing countries, but little is invested in this sector [1]

  • Despite the merits of corn production in Bangladesh, full advantage of corn have not been reaped. This is because female corn farmers do not utilize business, training and entrepreneurial ideas

  • A significant portion among the female farmers in corn production still remain within the poverty threshold [5]

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Introduction

Agriculture sector can be a vital tool for sustainable transformation and modernization for developing countries, but little is invested in this sector [1]. Female farmers in Lalmonirhat and Rangpur regions of northern Bangladesh has a vibrant and growing marketplace to sell their corn production, through which they have been able to build homes, improve income and standard of living that pulled their families our of poverty. Despite the merits of corn production in Bangladesh, full advantage of corn have not been reaped This is because female corn farmers do not utilize business, training and entrepreneurial ideas. A significant portion among the female farmers in corn production still remain within the poverty threshold [5]. They face challenges and barriers in access to input and output markets, where equipment utilized my many remain wasteful, unsustainable and produce low yields

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