BUDDHIST PRINCIPLES AND OFF-SEASON LEMON PRODUCTION WITHOUT USING TOXIC SUBSTANCES

Abstract

This paper aimed to highlight the importance of off-season lime production without the use of toxic substances such as soil preparation, maintenance Techniques for using egg hormones instead of chemicals for off-season including the prevention of biological insect diseases This approach is difficult for farmers in general. Because the production process in the past emphasized speed and convenience, it was preferable to use chemicals to kill pests. which had residual toxic substances to consumers and the environment.

          Therefore, the biological production process is an approach that may not be familiar to most farmers. Because it is different from the old way, to point the farmers to understand this non-toxic method, he sees the benefits of applying the Buddha-dharma on Itthipada 4, which consists of Chanta, aspiration, Viriya, effrt, Chitta, attention,  and Vimangsa, determination to understand the guideline to the cause and effect of producing or growing lemons off-season, which is not an easy task. It requires a firm commitment to be successful Therefore, the use of the 4 principle of Itthipada  in lemon cultivation Therefore, it will help farmers to have a passion for planting work. Perseverance and perseverance when faced with pest problems and damage they does not give up. Chitta constantly cares and protects and cherishes it. and strives to develop, contemplate, continue to integrate in accordance with modern and correct planting methods at all times Organic off-season lemon production is not as difficult as a human being can do.