Thailand: Department of Agriculture launches a new variety of red sesame high yield and nutritional value

Published 2022년 2월 7일

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The Department of Agriculture in Thailand has introduced a new red sesame seed variety, named "Ubon Ratchathani 3", which has been developed to provide higher yields and oil content than previous varieties. This new variety is expected to increase the country's sesame production to meet market demand and offer more sustainable income to farmers. The new variety is resistant to opioid insect pests and yields an average of 216 kg/rai, higher than the previous varieties. It is expected to generate additional income for farmers throughout the year.
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Department of Agriculture has retreated the red sesame seed "Ubon Ratchathani 3", yielding more than 200 kg/rai, favoring farmers, providing oil content with health benefits higher than 46 percent, winning the original Ubon Ratchathani 1 and 2 varieties, as well as being resistant to opioid insect pests. Green creates additional income for farmers to plant throughout the year. Ms. Ing-on Panyakit, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Agriculture, revealed that sesame is a highly nutritious oil field crop, rich in good quality oil and almost all kinds of useful minerals, vitamins, and antioxidants. High independence, helps to slow down aging Therefore, sesame is used as a healthy food. Farmers will plant as a supplementary crop before or after the main crop, resulting in a limited area of sesame cultivation for farmers, and due to the volatile weather conditions, resulting in damage to certain years of sesame yields, resulting in low yields per hectare. As a result, sesame ...
Source: RYT9

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