<![CDATA[This community service program focused on implementing a web-based digital information system for recording Fresh Fruit Bunches (FFB) production among oil palm farmer groups in Kuala Bali Village, Serdang Bedagai Regency, North Sumatra. The program aimed to improve production data management, reduce errors caused by manual recording, and strengthen farmers’ digital literacy in managing agricultural production data. The implementation method applied a participatory approach consisting of needs assessment, system design, system testing, user training, assisted data entry, and system utilization evaluation. The developed system provided features for farmer data management, plantation block records, harvest input, production history, automated revenue calculation, reporting, and data export. The implementation results showed that the system helped farmers organize production records more systematically, simplified data retrieval, accelerated report preparation, and improved participants’ understanding of digital-based production administration. Training and mentoring activities also encouraged the formation of local data operators within the farmer group to support the sustainability of system utilization. However, challenges related to digital literacy and internet accessibility in rural areas remain important considerations for future development. Further system development may include fertilization records, plantation maintenance, and productivity monitoring features to support more comprehensive plantation management.]]>
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