Organic Farming

Pamiang is a small village in Cheason National Park, Lampang located behind protected mountains and forests. The village is over one hundred years old. And more than three hundred families settled here since the ancestral ancestors.  Most families do agriculture in areas where the national park is designated and only allowed, while also protecting the forest from being destroyed.  Coffee and tea are the main crops that give the best results since the area is rainforest and cold. Today some farms start to grow other crops such as mushrooms, avocados and passion fruits to earn additional income.   Authorities strictly supervise farming in the village of Pamiang, especially not allowing the use of chemicals and pesticides to grow, nourish and increase productivity, which is a strict rule that Pamiang people must follow to protect the soil, the environment in the Village and National park.  However, farmers still have problems and need a lot of help, such as new knowledge of organic fertilizer to increase productivity and reduce costs. Find an organic market that can expand production and provide a fair price. And the opportunities for growing other crops to increase organic farming and create sustainability.