In Thailand, Choo Sor Kor. in Bang Rachan City Develop a learning center to grow organic vegetables and expand the results of more than 50 households.

Published 2020년 7월 30일

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The Office of Agricultural Economics in Singburi, Thailand, has introduced an alternative income source for farmers facing water shortages by switching to the cultivation of organic vegetables. This change has led to lower production costs and continuous income for the farmers. One example is Mrs. Choeng Chao Petchrak, who has achieved GAP standards and is now selling her produce at a local supermarket. The article provides a detailed breakdown of the costs, yield, and potential profit for each type of organic vegetable, highlighting the efficiency and profitability of this venture. The department is focusing on diverse, clean, and fresh produce, which is sold at the provincial farmers market and to the Tops Supermarket, generating an estimated annual income of 265,982 baht. The office is also providing consultation and transferring knowledge to those interested in organic vegetable farming.

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Bangkok - 30 Jul - Office of Agricultural Economics Ms. Tasanee Muangkaew, Deputy Secretary-General, Office of Agricultural Economics (ODA), Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives Disclosed alternative products that help generate income for farmers in Singburi province, found that farmers currently work in farming and suffer from water shortage in their cultivation. The rice fields have been changed to grow organic vegetables. And manage water economically Resulting in lower production costs Can generate continuous income From the example of Mrs. Choeng Chao Petchrak, the Agricultural Economic Volunteer (Sor Kor Kor.) Is another example of farmers who are committed to organic farming that have achieved GAP standards and develop their residences at the center. Learn to increase the efficiency of production of agricultural products. Tonkla Community Enterprise And large plots of rice in Pak Than Subdistrict To transfer knowledge to those who are interested, there is also a group ...

Source: RYT9