Deputy Minister of Agriculture Mananya Thaiset raises a large plot of mangoes quality output in Thailand

게시됨 2023년 1월 5일

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Phitsanulok Province in Thailand is renowned for its high-quality Nam Dok Mai mangoes, with over 563 companies certified in Good Agricultural Practices (GAP), covering 12% of the total mango plantation area. This certification enables exporting mangoes internationally. The Wang Nam Bo quality mango community enterprise group, led by Chonthicha Changpradit, is a notable example, having received the GAP certificate and being recognized as a model for GAP plant production. The group is currently resolving land title document issues. The Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives presented the GAP certificate to 10 farmers and visited GAP-certified mango production models, promoting sustainable pest control and encouraging the production of quality mangoes for export.

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Ms. Mananya Thaiseth, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, said on the occasion of visiting the quality mango community enterprise group at Ban Wang Nam Bo, Sai Yoi Subdistrict, Noen Maprang District, Phitsanulok Province, with Mr. Phusit Somchit, Ph.D. Phitsanulok Province, Mr. Rapeephat Chantarasriwong, Director-General of the Department of Agriculture, attended that Phitsanulok Province has many important economic crops. The Nam Dok Mai mango is considered a Product Champion that generates income and reputation for Phitsanulok both domestic and international markets. Currently, Phitsanulok Province has mango farmers. A total of 563 companies were certified by the GAP standard, covering an area of 7,878 rai, representing 12% of the total mango plantation area. The GAP certification results in being able to export mangoes to foreign markets. 50 percent increase “Wang Nam Bo Ban Wang Nam Bo Quality Mango Community Enterprise Group It is another example of success that ...

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