Announcing the results of farmers feeling grateful for the birthplace of the 13th

The Foundation joins together to help raise awareness of the homeland to present the 13th Annual Farmer Award 2021 on the aspect of dtac and support the digital economy.

Mr. Boonchai Bencharongkul, the chairman of the Foundation, join together to help realize the love hometown Foundation Together with the Department of Agricultural Extension and dtac, organized the 13th Farmers Suspicious Hometown Selection Project for the year 2021 under the concept of “Creative Agriculture, Sustainable Happiness” to search for potential farmers. This year, the Farmer’s Choice Program for Suek Rak Hometown Stepping into the 13th year, focusing on giving Thai farmers to know about organic farming. on the concept of using creativity as the core Ready to combine and apply various technologies and innovations and apply them to the production process. as well as lead to sustainable development in terms of society, economy and environment. To be in line with the government’s policy on the economy towards sustainable development (Bio-Circular-Green Economy: BCG) ready to lead to exports through both online and offline marketing channels In order to achieve sustainable development in all sectors, over the past 12 years, the Farmers Suek Rak Ban Klang project It begins with a search for agricultural sages on new theories of sufficiency economy philosophy, such as a model for community enterprise farmers. and agricultural cooperatives Farmers who own agribusiness online business plans to export to foreign countries by the farmers themselves

In this year, the winner of the Farmer’s Reward for the Homeland Award for the year 2021 is Mr. Narathip Poomthavorn, a farmer from the Chayada Poon Farm. Sukhothai Farmers who build businesses from passion Born as an organic crab business to create life

1st runner up Jiraphat Kadiwee, a farmer from Saenboon Farm Kalasin Province Young engineer who turned into a farmer produce agricultural products export lettuce Shrimp Paste with Herbs and lobster

and 2nd runner-up Thanawat Manowachirasan, a farmer from Ban Mae Plantation, Phang Nga Province, a farmer who continues her mother’s dream combine old wisdom with new technology Born as an organic mangosteen export business

On the other hand, Alongkorn Phonbutr, Advisor to the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, said that organizing the contest activities Farmers feel their hometown At the foundation, let’s help each other feel the love of the homeland. has continued to organize activities Promotion of learning by using communication technology for farmers that Total Access Communication Public Company Limited (DTAC) has organized training courses for farmers all along. Until this year, it was born into a farmer selection project who felt the love for his hometown. I hope that the cooperation of the Foundation together with helping to feel the love of the homeland, including dtac and the Department of Agricultural Extension. From now on, it will result in the development of the Thai agricultural sector. creating strength, stability, sustainability and going further, as well as helping farmers have a well-being and true happiness

While Mr. Prathet Tanguranan, Deputy Chief Technology Officer of Total Access Communication Public Company Limited or DTAC, said that the selection of farmers this year It is important and is connected to the challenging social and economic conditions caused by the spread of the COVID-19 virus. dtac, as a communication service provider which is an important infrastructure of the digital economy, has set up the Digital Inclusion policy to promote digital equality. through the network expansion on 700 MHz under the concept of “Good for all, good for equal life”, including internet signals for everyone Equal access to services and increasing digital skills for all sectors