Proposes an integrated framework that enhances agricultural product traceability, indicating improved performance and trust.
Introduction With increasing global demands for food safety, transparency, and sustainability, agricultural product traceability systems must achieve both real-time performance and trusted data sharing. However, traditional centralized systems and pure blockchain-based systems still face limitations such as data heterogeneity, cross-domain barriers, high overhead, and low response efficiency. Methods This study proposes an edge-cloud-blockchain integrated framework for agricultural product traceability. The framework combines edge-side real-time preprocessing and anomaly detection, cloud-side global model training through federated learning, Hyperledger Fabric with on-chain/off-chain data partitioning, and AI-enhanced smart contracts for automatic anomaly response. Lightweight TCN-SE and PDCN-ECA models are deployed to support missing-value imputation and drift detection in rural low-computing scenarios. Results Experimental results show that the proposed framework achieves strong overall performance, including 700 ms transmission latency for 50 KB data, a storage cost of 364 yuan/month for 10 GB data, 97.2% accuracy for 10% missing-value completion, 98.2% accuracy for 3% malicious tampering warning, and 390 transactions per second under 700 concurrent transactions. Discussion The proposed framework effectively balances real-time performance, trust, and cost, and provides a practical traceability paradigm for agricultural supply chains. Future work will further improve multi-product adaptability and cross-domain privacy protection.
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