Mekong Delta, Vietnam

Rice receipts from the cooperative weighbridge, kept in one ledger.

We help rice cooperatives record each delivery at the weighbridge, with the moisture reading and the payment, so farmers and buyers see the same figures.

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Weighbridge slips, this week

LotNet weightProvincePayment
1422.4 tAn GiangPaid
1518.0 tDong ThapPart paid
1630.7 tCan ThoOpen
179.8 tKien GiangPaid
Workers handling sacks of rice at a mill

At the scale house

  1. 1

    Weigh

    Gross weight is recorded when the lorry enters.

  2. 2

    Test moisture

    The reading is entered before the grain is unloaded.

  3. 3

    Sign slip

    The weighman and the member both sign the delivery line.

  4. 4

    Pay member

    The payment is linked to the delivery it settles.

Three columns in the cooperative book

Weighbridge entry

Gross and net weight, moisture and the weighman are written before the lorry leaves.

Member payments

A payment is tied to the delivery it settles, so a member sees what is still owed.

Buyer lots

Milled rice is sold in lots that keep the deliveries they came from.

Members want to know

Who can see member payments? Only the member who delivered and the cooperative accountant.

Can a delivery be corrected? Yes. The correction is a new line that points to the first, so the first stays visible.

Do you handle the money? No. We record payments; the cooperative's bank makes the transfer.

Cost per harvest month

USD 320.00