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The common pests infesting cassava plantations include mealybugs and red mites; those feed on plant sap from various parts such as leaves, shoots, and buds. In the case of premature cultivars, it may result in small tuber size or death. Through collboration with Suranaree University...

  Cassava Mosaic Disease (CMD) is caused by a group of viruses collectively known as Cassava Mosaic Viruses (CMVs). Sri Lankan Cassava Mosaic Virus (SLCMV) is the most common strain found in Thailand, which spreads through two main vectors; planting infected cuttings and via whitefly (Bemisia...

  In an effort to minimise the use of chemical fertilisers in the cultivation process, bio-based fertilisers such as neem, Beauveria bassiana, and Trichoderma fungi are distrubuted for free to farmers and members within the community to engage in green-eco-freiendly practice.                 ...

  Agricultural machinery plays a crucial role in optimising cassava cultivation methods. This substitutes labour, reduces cost and saves time, which optimises operational efficiency. For example; weed removal machinery, semi-automatic harvesting vehicles, and analytical devices. Additionally, high-lift plows front loaders are becoming more widely utilised.    ...

  BIOGAS Sanguan Wongse Group - Sanguan Wongse Energy Co,.LTD (SWE), Korat Bio-Energy Co,.LTD and Korat Energy Plus Co,.LTD are collaborated to utilise both water and cassava pulp waste as raw material for biogas production. This initiative minimises greenhouse gas emissions and energy cost, adding value...

  Details On the occasion of Thai New year and Songkran Festival in the year 2566, the company organized Sprinkle water to show respects to monks and elderly as a gesture of respect as well as making merit to renovate Nong Bua Sala temple. Lastly, everyone...

  On April 3, 2566, Sanguan Wongse Industries Limited organized the event called “Muanchuen Chuenjai Pun Pholchaorai Phi Nong Sanguan Wongse”, which allowed the company to distribute dividend/profit sharing funds to SWI’s farmer members, totalling THB 200,000. In addition, there were various prizes awarded to farmers....