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Thailand, the world's leading producer and exporter, with 1.66 million smallholder households generating approximately 4.81 million tons annually and export receipts of 10.82–12.37 billion USD in 2023. Yet this commanding market position rests on a workforce that is structurally...
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Agriculture occupies a central place in Lao PDR's economy, yet the sector remains held back by a persistent combination of climate vulnerability, financial exclusion, and weak institutional capacity. Smallholder farmers, who make up the great majority of rural households, face serious...
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Thailand’s rice sector plays a critical role in national food security, rural livelihoods, and export earnings; however, the industry is increasingly challenged by climate change, increased production costs, declining competitiveness, labor shortages, and environmental degradation. As a...
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Thailand’s future food agenda offers an opportunity to move beyond commodity-based agricultural production toward value-added, science-based food innovation. Rice bran, a by-product of rice milling, is a relevant case for this transition. Although often used in low-value applications,...
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Across Asia, climate adaptation strategies that involve large-scale infrastructure and Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) often result in an uneven distribution of risks and benefits. This research examines the designation of agricultural land in western Ayutthaya, Thailand, as designated...
Kampanat Pensupar
Affiliation
Department of Agricultural Economics and Resources, Faculty of Economics, Kasetsart UniversityLatest Submission from Thailand
Thailand's Rubber Sector: Bridging the Labor Rights Gap from Tree to Tire
Green Finance for Sustainable Agricultural Development in Lao PDR
Sustainable Rice Development in Thailand: Farmer Adaptation and Policy Challenges
Prospects for Thailand’s Future Food: Rice Bran under the Bio-Circular-Green Economy Policy
Distribution of Risk and Ecosystem Service in Flood-retention Zones of Thailand
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