THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SELF-MANAGEMENT BY THE KING'S PHILOSOPHY TO ENHANCE THE HAPPINESS OF FARMERS IN THE LOWER CENTRAL PROVINCIAL CLUSTER 1

Abstract

The objectives of this research article were: 1) to study basic information, factors, and situations. The sample group consisted of 200 farmers in 5 communities, 4 provinces. Selected by simple random sampling. The tools were questionnaires, key informants on farmers in the community, including Ban Hua Ao Community, Sampran District, Nakhon Pathom Province, Ban Saphan Dam Community, Wat Kaew Subdistrict, Bang Phae District, Ratchaburi Province, Natural Farming Community, Tha Makham, Mueang District, Kanchanaburi Province, Wang Wa Subdistrict Organic Agriculture Community Si Prachan District, Suphanburi Province and Plak Mai Lai Community, Thung Khwang Subdistrict, Kamphaeng Saen District Nakhon Pathom Province. 20 people selected by specific method, tool, interview form. Data analysis by content analysis. found that, is a practice that has a unique process Taking into account the geographical, economic and social context of each area Solve problems holistically.                   2) To develop a model, it was found that the development of self-management model using royal science to enhance well-being is the “5'S Model” consisting of self-development, self-reliance, social economics, satisfaction and sustainable, 5 people. 3) Using the model, it was found that the trainees had an average score before training was 10.72 and the mean score after training was 15.17. From the statistical test by testing the value, it was found that the knowledge score after training was higher than the score. The knowledge before training was statistically significant at the .05 level. The population from Wat Samrong community consisted of 30 people. 4) Evaluate and improve the self-management model using the King's science. of farmers in the lower central region 1 as a whole is at a high level. It is a mixed research method.