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AI-Driven WhatsApp ChatBot Simplifies Paddy Procurement for Farmers

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In a move to streamline the paddy procurement process, the state government has introduced an AI-powered WhatsApp ChatBot service for farmers. Announced by Civil Supplies, Food, and Consumer Affairs Minister Nadendla Manohar on Sunday, this service is designed to enhance convenience and efficiency for farmers selling their crop produce.

Farmers can begin the process by sending a simple “HI” message to the dedicated WhatsApp number 7337359375. The ChatBot will then provide step-by-step guidance through an automated voice message.

Here’s how it works:

  1. Farmers will input their Aadhar details and name.
  2. They will select a nearby procurement center and book a date and time slot for the sale.
  3. They will specify the variety of paddy and the number of bags they wish to sell.

Once the details are entered, the ChatBot generates a confirmation coupon code that includes the scheduled time slot, date, and the selected procurement center. This code acts as an assurance for farmers, enabling them to avoid long waits at procurement centers.

Minister Manohar emphasized that this service not only reduces the hassle for farmers but also ensures a more organized and efficient procurement process. The AI-driven ChatBot service represents a significant step forward in leveraging technology for agricultural benefit.

Farmers are encouraged to utilize this new service for a seamless and stress-free crop sale experience.

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