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Amnat Charoen Campus Establishment Project Mahidol University Carrying out the "Rice as Medicine" project by initiating research and experimenting with growing organic Sinlek rice and organic KC 43 brown rice, which are suitable for those who want to control sugar in the body. Production is controlled by the B.Sc. (Agricultural Science) program, which in addition to being beneficial in the teaching and learning of the program. It is also a promotion Entrepreneurial Mindset, which builds skills for students to have an entrepreneurial spirit. In response to the policy of being 1 in 100 world universities of Mahidol University. Develop to be "Entrepreneurial University" or "Entrepreneurial University" next Assistant Professor Dr.
Witthaya Kaewsri, project C Level Executive List leader, revealed that Sinlek rice and KB.43 rice varieties are low in sugar, good for diabetics. and those who love general health especially Sinlek rice is high in iron. Good for pregnant women and children who are growing up by the B.Sc. (Agriculture) program, Mahidol University Amnat Charoen Campus has experimented with planting and improving both rice varieties until getting good yields. It is delicious, fragrant, chewy, soft rice that cooks in a pot and has received the Q mark or the Good Agricultural Standards Appropriate (GAP) seal from the Department of Agriculture. Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives and organic farming standards (Organic Thailand), which is a guarantee of confidence for consumers. "Mahidol University It is the number 1 higher education institution in Thailand according to rankings by leading institutions in various world university rankings.
It plays an important role in driving health. and environment We therefore care deeply about the health of our consumers. Therefore, the "Rice as Medicine" project was implemented to grow Sinlek rice. and rice variety กก.43 using organic farming methods Good for the health of farmers, consumers and the ecosystem by being a high quality rice product. and safe from toxins Including the conservation of natural resources. It is a model for sustainable agricultural development. and generate income for the community This next step is in addition to sending rice to diabetic patients in hospitals in Amnat Charoen communities. It will expand to the online market as well," Assistant Professor Dr. Witthaya Kaewsri concluded.
Witthaya Kaewsri, project C Level Executive List leader, revealed that Sinlek rice and KB.43 rice varieties are low in sugar, good for diabetics. and those who love general health especially Sinlek rice is high in iron. Good for pregnant women and children who are growing up by the B.Sc. (Agriculture) program, Mahidol University Amnat Charoen Campus has experimented with planting and improving both rice varieties until getting good yields. It is delicious, fragrant, chewy, soft rice that cooks in a pot and has received the Q mark or the Good Agricultural Standards Appropriate (GAP) seal from the Department of Agriculture. Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives and organic farming standards (Organic Thailand), which is a guarantee of confidence for consumers. "Mahidol University It is the number 1 higher education institution in Thailand according to rankings by leading institutions in various world university rankings.
It plays an important role in driving health. and environment We therefore care deeply about the health of our consumers. Therefore, the "Rice as Medicine" project was implemented to grow Sinlek rice. and rice variety กก.43 using organic farming methods Good for the health of farmers, consumers and the ecosystem by being a high quality rice product. and safe from toxins Including the conservation of natural resources. It is a model for sustainable agricultural development. and generate income for the community This next step is in addition to sending rice to diabetic patients in hospitals in Amnat Charoen communities. It will expand to the online market as well," Assistant Professor Dr. Witthaya Kaewsri concluded.