The Thai government under Settha has seen a rise in prices of key agricultural products such as rice, cassava, oil palm, animal feed corn, and rubber by 8-45% in the past six months. This is due to efforts to boost exports, proactive cost management, and water management planning. The government is also working on improving agricultural productivity and promoting the processing of fresh cassava roots into chopped cassava to increase product value. Long-term plans include reducing costs for farmers, supporting new generations of farmers with modern technology, and prioritizing infrastructure development and efficient water management.