Vegetable and Organic Fertilizer Production

9 May 2023

Reporters : Assoc.Prof. Chuinut Sujarit,Asst.Prof. Somboon Prasongchan ,Asst.Prof. Nutworadee Kanittinsuttitong, Asst.Prof. Natta Kachenpukdee

Evidence Date : 9 May 2023

Related SDGs:

Related Indicators :1.4.1, 1.4.2, 1.4.3, 1.4.4

Project : “ Workshop on sustainable innovative compost production ” To increase the potential for sustainable commercial vegetable and organic fertilizer production .” Designed to foster close relationships and engagement with the community. Organic vegetable community enterprise for the elderly in Ban Han Subdistrict Bang Klam District Songkhla Province Collaborated with Assistant Professor Somboon Prasongchan , the project leader and the researcher lecturers from the Faculty of Liberal Arts , Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya To learn and develop the production process of organic vegetables and fertilizers for commercial purposes. Focusing on the use of smart agricultural technology and innovation that is environmentally friendly This collaboration provides communities with resources and knowledge support for waste and waste management. To produce efficient compost Community members also received training in efficient resource management and adding value to local materials. Helping them start sustainable businesses using local resources, the training activities and workshops also promote the exchange of knowledge on the comprehensive production of organic fertilizers. To enable communities to have skills in resource management and to be able to calculate costs and returns efficiently. Community participants were supported by experts in designing sustainable production systems. Along with using appropriate technology to transform products to meet market demands The project provides an opportunity for communities and universities to collaborate in creating innovative products that respond to local contexts and lead to the creation of new markets. Etc. That promotes the local economy The implementation of this project helps to enhance knowledge ability and economic potential for the community It also encourages communities to develop organic fertilizer products that are safe and valuable in the local market. It serves as a model for supporting sustainable economic development and inspires local and regional development policies.