Agricultural forestry to conserve farmland soil on highlands
Most ranches on high ground are very steep. Therefore, it is necessary to use a sustainable method for proper soil conservation. One of the already known agroforestry methods is. Planting plants instead of the embankment The technology involves the use of an array consisting of perennials or shrubs, fast-growing pea plants such as acacia and mha.
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February 13, 2021
Folk chicken farming
Raising the chicken house or known as the Muang chicken. It is very popular in the highlands. Because local chicken is very popular to consume The meat is firm, delicious and the price is reasonable. It is easy to raise, either raised in the house or even in the backyard, but care must be taken
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February 13, 2021
Catfish farming and frog farming
Raising catfish and frogs using limited space can also be raised and management is very easy. Family farming Can support both children and adults And suitable for children in school age too Can spend free time Raising catfish and frogs to help ease the burden on parents regarding cost savings.
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February 13, 2021
Fermented foods from banana trees
Fermented food from the banana tree is one of the methods that help farmers in terms of saving food production costs. Making the most of household materials and increasing the diversity of food for the animals.
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February 13, 2021
Fruit juice production
Fruit juice is a useful juice that can be used. Or can drink Can be used by both people and animals It depends on our own production process. The production process is not complicated and can cause It is the utilization of locally available materials for maximum benefit. And also generating extra income for the family
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February 13, 2021
Pit Pig Farming
Raising pigs is one of the most popular occupations in the community. But there is a high risk In the high cost of production And also affect the environment in the community
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February 13, 2021
Organic vegetables / organic vegetables
The Highland Development Project has supported and focused on growing organic vegetables for a period of 16 years, which includes both local and wild vegetables. Everything that can be grown can be eaten or can be cooked, such as rattan bao, dang dao flowers, sweet, jasmine, bamboo, hokjak, for generating income for the community