How will the Thai government’s crop zoning policy help boost the overall competitiveness of the nation’s sugar industry?
Thailand Agriculture
Displaying 13 - 18 of 33
Interviews & Viewpoints | Krisda Monthienvichienchai, CEO and President, Mitr Phol: Interview from The Report: Thailand 2016
Articles & Analysis | Water conservation efforts in Thailand's agriculture sector from The Report: Thailand 2016
In spite of all the technological gains agriculture has made over the years, crop output from season to season still ultimately depends upon the forces of nature. The often dramatic production fluctuations witnessed every year around the globe are most often the result of favourable or inclement weather patterns rather than any man-made or...
Chapter | Agriculture from The Report: Thailand 2016
The naturally fertile land central to Thailand’s Chao Phraya river basin, combined with increasingly well-developed infrastructure, serves as a strong foundation for what is a robust agricultural base. These advantages have propelled both small-scale farmers and larger agriculture companies from Thailand into the forefront of global agri-business, with the country ranking among the world’s...
The second-largest economy in ASEAN after Indonesia, Thailand has developed a positive international reputation on the back of its pro-investment policies and well-developed infrastructure, standing as one of the most liberalised and business-friendly markets in the region.
The world’s largest rubber producer has seen earnings and output plunge this year, with Thailand’s government stepping in to fund subsidy and buying programmes to support its rubber growers against a weak economic backdrop.
