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Rubber trees title deeds project expected to boost farmers’ incomes
Rubber trees title deeds project expected to boost farmers’ incomes
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 2024
Three agricultural agencies on Friday signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at facilitating the operations and business expansion of rubber farmers, as well as serve as a foundation for carbon credit trading.Academic stretches incomes for rubber farmers
Academic stretches incomes for rubber farmers
FRIDAY, JUNE 01, 2018
A SCIENCE academic has used a research paper at her university as a blueprint for the development of an innovative product that is helping rubber farmers to cut their costs.Rubber farmers seek assistance from Prayut
Rubber farmers seek assistance from Prayut
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2017
Rubber farmers on Tuesday petitioned Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha for help in the face of falling rubber prices. Farmers demand removal of rubber authority’s board
Farmers demand removal of rubber authority’s board
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2017
LARGE-SCALE PROTESTS IN BANGKOK AVERTED AFTER ‘ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENTS’Angry rubber farmers plan rally in Bangkok on Monday over prices
Angry rubber farmers plan rally in Bangkok on Monday over prices
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 09, 2017
Rubber farmers will rally in Bangkok next Monday to pile pressure on Agriculture Minister General Chatchai Sarikulya over what they see as his failure to adequately address falling rubber prices. Rubber growers ramp up pressure on Prayut govt
Rubber growers ramp up pressure on Prayut govt
TUESDAY, JULY 04, 2017
THE SOUTHERN Rubber Farmers Network yesterday warned that it would file complaints with ministries and related agencies if the government fails to address by July 12 problems caused by falling rubber prices.Help rubber farmers to help themselves
Help rubber farmers to help themselves
THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 2016
Our goal is to help rubber farmers, not to buy their product. The most cost-efficient way is to give them the subsidy portion (about B15-Bt20 per kilo) and let them sell their crop to the highest bidders in the world market.Focus efforts on the poorest rubber farmers
Focus efforts on the poorest rubber farmers
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2016
The government is to help rubber farmers by buying their rubber at above the market price. I suggest that instead of helping everybody in the rubber sector, which is a next-to-impossible job, the government should focus on the poorest.