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Khun Nok is one of the founders of Aun Ai Din Group. Aun I Din collects products from farmers, and local communities from various areas to be sold in the Or Tor Kor market. Khun Nok has been a regular consumer of organic products and products from local community and saw that the quality of these product is excellent. Unfortunately, some communities do not have enough resources to distribute or promote products. Khun Nok wanted the villagers to have the opportunity to distribute these products all around Thailand so that they can earn more.

1. Products from Nong Wa Agricultural Village Group, Ban Song Subdistrict, Phanom Sarakham District, Chachoengsao Province, Phakdi Thai Siam or Mo Tum. A former zoologist, who turned himself into a farmer and was the president of Nong Wa Agricultural Village, said that – working as pig farmer for 43 years – he knows that farmers' groups want career security. So, there are small agricultural groups that made a supplementary occupation in the area of ​​more than 1,000 rai. There they raise egg-laying hens. It is another occupation that can be done in conjunction with a pig farm because there is no risk of communicable diseases. Now, a bigger group of farmers came together as a community enterprise to raise chickens and grow organic vegetables in Nong Wa Agricultural Village. Hence, “Organic Eggs Nong Wa” product was born under this project to promote safe egg production.

2.Products from Huai Sala Agriculture Group, Pak Tho District, Ratchaburi. These farmers sue composted sea fish heads to make fertilizer. They also bring vegetables and fruits from the southern cities to try and mix with vegetables and fruits in Ratchaburi province. Additionally, they also have raise free-range chickens, so that the chickens have the freedom to find food. It also helps in their farming as chicken manure is an excellent fertilizer for crops as well as chickens can help get rid of pests.

3. Products from Samut Songkhram Salt Housewives Community Enterprise Group. Thailand is suitable for all kinds of farming fields, including salt farming. Samut Songkhram Province is famous for salt farming. It is also the place where most people farm salt in the country. The Samut Songkhram Salt Farming Housewives Community Enterprise uses the traditional method of salt farming.

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