Paradigm Innovation for Thai Farmers in the Digital Age

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kittipong trakoolchokumnuay
Faculty of Multidisciplinary, Christian University

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In the digital age, Thai farmers need to understand the paradigm innovation which means the changing of an ideological system to an appropriate method implementation. With the changing in an agricultural context such as using satellites for agriculture, area management planning, water management by using innovation, seed and soil development, the use of agricultural system from foreign countries, traceability, and value-added agricultural product has a direct impact on Thai farmers. Therefore, the conceptual model "Paradigm innovation for Thai farmers in the digital age" which has been dynamically described the production process, processing, marketing process and feedback is the important ways to help Thai farmers and stakeholders. It is a tool for Thai farmers to understand the phenomena that occur in the society and also ready to implement the concept sustainably.

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trakoolchokumnuay, kittipong. (2021). Paradigm Innovation for Thai Farmers in the Digital Age. Journal of Social Development and Management Strategy, 23(1), 196–210. Retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jsd/article/view/243100
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Vol. 23 No. 1 (2021): April 2021
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บทความวิชาการ Viewpoint
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