By Pawida Charoenmuang Tha Sae, Chumphon – As climate change directly impacts agriculture, many farmers are forced to face uncertainty in their livelihoods. Depending on a single crop often leaves households vulnerable. For Prasoet
Story and Photos: Coffee ++ Thailand Project /Agriculture and Food Cluster Left to Right: Patcharee Promrit, a representative from Chumphon Provincial Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives, and Siriwan Nakmuk, a representative from Sawi District Agriculture Office,
Story: Weerinpat Janewatatnakul /Agriculture and Food Cluster, Photos: Coffee ++ Thailand Project Soil aggregate stability testing sessions are demonstrated so that farmers can monitor stability of soil aggregation. The prime time for Robusta coffee farmers
Story by: Wannipa Soda, Project Manager (Partnership and Sustainability), Coffee++ Climate change and its impacts are growing more severe and exacerbating environmental degradation. Degraded ecosystems cause declines in coffee productivity and a reduction in coffee
