Thammanat goes to IGNITE Thailand, heading towards the world agricultural-food center

Published Jun 6, 2024

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Thai Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Capt. Thammanat Phromphao, has unveiled the government's strategy to position Thailand as a global hub for agriculture and food, aiming to triple the agricultural sector's income in the next four years. This plan encompasses a comprehensive approach that includes the adoption of precision agriculture, innovation in plant varieties and water management, and the development of a comprehensive agricultural market system. Additionally, the country plans to leverage its culinary heritage to create new markets through food innovation, particularly in healthy and plant-based food industries. To achieve these goals, the Ministry will implement nine policies focused on product upgrading and strengthening farmers, as well as initiatives for environmental sustainability and solving the PM2.5 problem from agricultural sources.
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Capt. Thammanat Phromphao, Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, spoke after presiding over the opening of a workshop to drive IGNITE THAILAND. “A spark for Thai agriculture To the center of agricultural products and food in the world” with a special lecture “Driving the Thai agricultural sector towards becoming the center of agriculture and food in the world” at the exhibition and convention center IMPACT Forum, Muang Thong Thani, Nonthaburi Province, said that for the vision of being the world's agriculture and food hub (Agriculture and Food Hub), Thailand certainly has potential. The government has two goals: agricultural goals and food goals For the agricultural sector, the goal is to triple net income in 4 years, which comes from the success of agricultural products at good prices. Whether it's rubber or rice, it comes from precision agriculture. Use technology Using plant varieties that have been developed further from research Including water sources that require more ...
Source: Naewna

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