Cultivation and Agricultural Products Distribution Short-term Planning with Mathematical Schedule Model to Increase Farmers’ Revenue: A Case Study of the Farmers in Kao Kho District, Phetchabun Province
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This research aims to present the mathematical schedule model for cultivation and agricultural products distribution planning, to increase farmers’ revenue by considered from assignment problem pattern. Each farmer has different area size and limit capital for agricultural cultivation in each season. Moreover, there are three options for products distribution to buyers, which are Central Market of Thailand, agricultural cooperative, and middleman. It has been found from the research that the presented mathematical schedule model could used for cultivation and agricultural products distribution planning to the 12 case study area farmers in appropriate level. The consideration was to let the farmers’ cultivated different agricultural products and sold them to the Central Market of Thailand. The result was that the farmers’ revenue had increased 25.67 %, or 609,685 baht per season.
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