Economy
Thai Television Highlights: Avocado Farming and Agarwood Community Business
Local television programs showcase agricultural insights, featuring avocado cultivation techniques in Pak Chong and the development of agarwood-based community enterprises.
According to a report from Khaosod Online published on August 21, 2026, Thai television programming is highlighting local agricultural and community-driven business success stories.
On Channel 7HD, the program 'Kaset Suk' (Happy Agriculture) features hosts Ton-Tae and Juk-Bee visiting an avocado orchard in Pak Chong. The segment focuses on sharing cultivation techniques aimed at achieving specific flavor profiles and textures, catering to avocado enthusiasts.
Additionally, the program 'Khon Thai Hua Jai Mai Tor' (Thais with Unyielding Hearts) profiles Mr. Supaset Kittipon, an engineering graduate who returned to his hometown to manage 'Meesuk Farm.' The episode details his transition from engineering to developing agarwood into a successful community-based business.
For residents and travelers, these segments offer a glimpse into the diversification of Thailand’s agricultural sector and the growing trend of value-added community products. While these programs provide educational insights into farming practices and local entrepreneurship, they serve primarily as entertainment and informational content. Viewers interested in visiting these specific farms or purchasing the featured products should note that the broadcast does not provide direct contact details or confirm current public access policies for these private agricultural sites. Further verification through official farm channels or local tourism boards is recommended for those wishing to explore these locations in person.