Green chili export of Songkhla province of Thailand to Malaysia generates an income for farmers of 40,600 baht/rai per year

Published 2021년 12월 1일

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Songkhla province in Thailand is a major producer of Jinda large-fruited chili peppers, also known as Green chili peppers, with an annual value of over 99.47 million baht. These peppers are primarily grown in Ranot and Krasaesin districts and are largely exported to Malaysia. The production involves about 2,450 rai of land, with a yield of 3,978.80 tons, and each rai can yield 1,624 kg. The average return for farmers is 40,600 baht per rai per year. Due to the humid conditions, farmers need to maintain ditches for water management. The majority of the produce is exported from Sadao Customs House and the Padang Besar Plant Checkpoint. Farmers need to monitor and control seasonal diseases like anthracnose and root rot to maintain quality. The Office of Agricultural Economics 9 (NESDB 9) can be contacted for more information.

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Mr. Paitoon Silaphat, Director of the Office of Agricultural Economics 9 Songkhla (SorThor. 9), Office of Agricultural Economics (SorKor.) revealed the situation of production and market of Chinda chili peppers. (Green chili peppers) of Songkhla Province which is an important source of production in the south At present, Jinda large-fruited chili peppers are an economic crop that generates more than 99.47 million baht/year in value for the province. Most of 90% of the produce is exported to Malaysia to be used as spices. Raw materials for making chili sauce and consume fresh fruit The overall situation of Jinda large-fruited chili peppers in Songkhla province in 2021 found that there were 2,450 rai of planting area in the province (data from the Songkhla Provincial Agriculture Office as of November 26, 2021). There were 1,158 farmers, yielding a total yield of 3,978.80 tons. in Ranot District and Krasaesin District Most of the farmers will use the rice fields dug as plots for ...

Source: RYT9