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修平學報特刊 第一卷 民國一○八年十二月 SPECIAL ISSUE of HSIUPING JOURNAL Vo1.1, Pp.1-6 （December 2019） 1 HSIUPING UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 修 平 學 報 特 刊 HSIUPING JOURNAL SPECIAL ISSUE 修平科技大學編印 中華民國一○八年十二月出版 修 平 學 報 特 刊 第 一 卷、第 二 卷 SPECIAL ISSUE OF HSIUPING JORNAL VOL.1 & VOL.2 修平科技大學 編印 中華民國一○八年十二月出版 PUBLISHED BY HSIUPING UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DECEMBER 2019 Contents SPECIAL ISSUE OF HSIUPING JOURNAL Vol.1 1. Guidelines for Tomato Farmer Practice to Comply with the Thai Agricultural Standard: the Case in Bann Na-ngoi, Sakon Nakhon Province, Thailand …………………………………………………Piyachint Paddamadilok, Jarita Hinthao 1 2. Agricultural Extension Approach to Good Agricultural Practice: the Case of Small-Scale Tomato Farmers in Sakon Nakhon Province, Thailand ………………………………………...Yuphin Somkhumphee, Piyachint Paddamadilok 7 3. Analysis of the Performance Skills of Color Language in Digital Photography Aesthetics …………………………………………………S.H. Wu, M.Y. Liu, C.J. Chou, K.S. Yao 15 4. A Debate between Modernization Theory and Dependency Theory on Development: Taiwan as a Case Study …………………………………………………………………..Nguyen Mai Lan Thanh 25 5. A Study on the Attractive Factors of “Taipei in Motion”: the Internet Advertisement of the Taipei 2017 Summer Universiade ……………………………..Chun-Wei Ke, Rain Chen, Hung-Yuan Chen, Yu-Chin Hsiao 33 6. An Application of Simple and Small-Capacity Solar Cell Energy-Saving System in Building ………………………………………….……….………Jun-Yu Liu, Chuen-Der Huang 43 7. Preliminary Assessment of the Changes of Individual Electroencephalogram and Salivary Alpha-Amylase Activity after Inhalation of Agarwood ………………………………………………………………K.S. Yao, S.H. Wu, Y. Wang 53 8. Novel Application of Photoresistors on the Measurement of Solar Irradiance …………………………………………………………Yu-Chih Chieh, Rui-Hong Chen 63 9. The Application of Assembled Thermal Imaging Module on Solar Panel Inspecting ……………………………Neng-Fu Shih, Chung-Jen Ou, Yu Hsiu Chang, Chia An Shih 77 10. Application of Creative Product Design on Design Education: A Case of Board-game with the Awareness of Gender Equality ………………………………………………..K.S. Yao, M.H. Lee, H.C. Tsai, S.H. Wu 85 11. The Application of Buddhist Humanity in General Education of University —Take Buddhist Holy Place Kushinagar in India as Example …………………………………………………………Hsiu-O Chien, Shih-Ching Shiu 95 12. A Study of Visual Imagery of Aluminum Can Packaging of Alcoholic Beverages …………………………………………………………Hsiao-Wen Kao, Yu-Chin Hsiao 105 13. A Study on the Application of Turnover Rate in the Performance of High-Frequency Trading of Genetic Algorithm ………………………………………………………..Wen-Hsien Chen, Ping-Chen Lin 113 14. The Study of Relation among Green Consumption Awareness, Product Attribute, and Green Product Purchase Intention in University’s Students of India …………………………………Shih-Ching Shiu, Hsiu-O Chien, Ranjeet Kumar Singh 123 15. Case Study of Sustainable Agritourism Development on Farming and Food Education in Changhua Erlin ………………………………………………Chung-Yi Hsu, Yu-Yin Hsu, Li-Shiue Gau 133 SPECIAL ISSUE OF HSIUPING JOURNAL Vol.2 1. Effect of Pyrolysis Temperature on the Physicochemical Properties of Produced Biochar from Rice Straw ……………Duangkamol Ruen-ngam, Prangtip kaewpengkrow, Atthavute Ruenruengjai 141 2. A New Biomimicry Tool for Visual Design ………………………………………………………………………………...Ai-li Wang 151 3. Energy-Saving and Intelligent Sensing Technologies for PET Blow-Molding Machines …………………………………………………………………………….Uei-Ren Chen 163 4. Comparision of Power Consumption for Car Light System between Light Bulb and LED ………………………………………………………………..Shu-Kun Guo, Si-Sin Yang 171 5. Tie Chew language use and forward attitude situation in Thailand ……………………Zirivarnphicha Thanajirawat, Somjai Suebsor, Nannat Jirapatwarakul 177 6. Exploration of Contemporary Thinking in Calligraphy Teaching ……………………………………….Ting-Jie Wang, Chi-Hsiung Chen, Jun-Hong Chen 189 7. Exploring the Connection among Personality, Playing Styles and Career Development—Using Fencing as an Example ………………………………………………………….Li-Shiue Gau, Jui-Chuan Huang 199 8. Examining Sport Provision Diversity at Universities in Vietnam: Personality Traits, Personal and Cultural Values and Diversity Value Orientation …Nguyen Bich Hong, Pham Thuy Duong, Li-Shiue Gau, Wu-Chang Hsieh, Nguyen Thi Lan Anh 205 9. Evaluation of User Satisfaction on Search Engine Marketing for Local Wisdom Herbal Cosmetic Products Website in community Enterprise .……………………Achaporn Kwangsawad, Kannika Boonkasem, Aungkana Jattamart, Nappasak Tantisattayanon, Komsan Srivisut 211 10. An Analysis of Property Investment Decisions in Thailand …………………………………………Rapheephorn Phencharoenkit, Cheng Chieh-Yu 221 11. Success Marketing Factors Contributed to the Green Purchasing on the Real Estate Industry ……………………………...Shwn-Meei Lee, Yuet Hung Lau, Gui Ren, Hiroshi Honda 229 12. Influence of Transformational Leadership on Green Supply Chain Management: A case of Food and Beverage Business in Pathumthani Province ……………………….Narit Kerdvimaluang, Pallsan Rojanapanich, Suraporn Onputtha 243 13. English and Chinese Communication in Yaowarat Community-Based Tourism Management ………..Rapheephorn Phencharoenkit, Zirivarnphicha Thanajirawat, Cheng Chieh-Yu 265 14. Using of FMEA to Evaluate the Durable-Time of Boiler Tube ………..……………..……..……..…Yung-Jen Chen, Chiu-Wen Lin, Chung-Ting Hsu 273 SPECIAL ISSUE OF HSIUPING JOURNAL Vo1.1 修平學報特刊 第一卷 民國一○八年十二月 SPECIAL ISSUE OF HSIUPING JOURNAL Vo1.1, pp.1-6 （December 2019） 1 （Short Communication） Guidelines for Tomato Farmer Practice to Comply with the Thai Agricultural Standard: the Case in Bann Na-ngoi, Sakon Nakhon Province, Thailand Piyachint Paddamadilok*, Jarita Hinthao Abstract The objectives of this study were to investigate the existing tomato production system at Bann Na-ngoi, Sakon Nakhon province, Thailand and to build a guideline for tomato farmer practice to comply with the Thai agricultural standard for food crop. The participatory rural appraisal (PRA) was used as the main method for this study and data were collected by key informants (KIs) interview, focus group discussion and participatory workshop. This study was conducted in the year 2015 to 2016 growing season. The results revealed that tomato farmers at Bann Na-ngoi grew tomato by conventional method. The purposes of tomato cultivation were household consumption and income. The main tomato varieties were perfect gold 111 and NS81 and gave yield ranging from 8,500-10,100 kg/rai. The input costs and income for tomato farming were about 7,280-7,500 bath/rai, 40,000-55,100 bath/rai respectively. Most of the farmers sold their tomato to the third royal factory Tao-ngoi and some of them to local market. The problem of tomato farming can be categorized into 3 groups as following, 1) problems that are caused by the environment, 2) pest control and 3) marketing problems. The guidelines for tomato farmer practice to comply with the standard consist of 8 steps as follow, 1) setting the goal to comply with the standard 2) development of farmer organization and networks 3) increasing knowledge 4) mentor team 5) farmer to farmer learning 6) learning by doing 7) participatory evaluation and 8) lesson learned. Further study the lesson learned at the different kinds of agricultural standard is suggested. Keywords: Tomato Production, Farmer Practice Guidelines, Thai Agricultural Standard, Sakon Nakhon Province. Piyachint Paddamadilok, Asst. Prof., Faculty of Management , Sakon Nakhon Rajabhat University, Sakon Nakhon province, Thailand. * Corresponding Author: [email protected] Jarita Hinthao, Asst. Prof., Department of Business Management, Kasetsart University, Sakon Nakhon province, Thailand. Received 30 March 2019; accepted 1 August 2019 2 修平學報特刊 第一卷 民國一○八年十二月 1. Introduction Tomatoes are a plant that is promoted by the government and the private sector for farmers to grow as crops after rice. Tomatoes are an important economic and industrial plant of Thailand. It grown can be divided into 2 types, namely, tomatoes, sent to industrial plants. And tomatoes eat fresh fruit. By planting tomatoes, mostly 80 - 90%, is planted for sending industrial plants. From the annual vegetable growing statistics of the Department of Agricultural Extension, 2016/60[1] shows that there are 13 tomatoes grown in industrial plants in Thailand. The number of households is 3,400 households. The total area is 14,868 rai. The total production is 50,716 tons. The output per rai is 4,709 kilograms. The selling price per kilogram is 5.41 baht. The top 5 are Sakon Nakhon, Nakhon Phanom, Mae Hong Son, Bueng Kan and Nong Khai, as shown in the following table. Table 1. Tomato Planting Area Send Industrial Plants of 2016 in Thailand in the Top 5 Areas The number of households Order Areas The total area (rai) (households) 1 Sakon Nakhon 1,213 5,259 2 Nakhon Phanom 1,074 4,015 3 Mae Hong Son 27 2,301 4 Bueng Kan 498 1,917 5 Nong Khai 346 1,012 Source: The Department of Agricultural Extension, 2017. From the above information, it shows that Sakon Nakhon province is the province that has the highest number of tomato plantings in the country. Ban Nangoi, Tambon Tao Ngoi, is an area in Tao Ngoi District. Sakon Nakhon province with tomato growers sending industrial plants about 80% of households (280 households from 350 households). This is because the third royal factory Tao-ngoi is located at Ban Nangoi. To buy tomatoes to be processed into products. In the year 2015 to 2016 growing season, the main tomato varieties were perfect gold 111 and NS81 and gave yield ranging from 8,500 - 10,100 kg/rai. The input costs and income for tomato farming were about 7,280 - 7,500 bath/rai, 40,000 - 55,100 bath/rai
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