RMUTI delivers Big Ui catfish breed and odorless biogas digester to Don Man Village. Under the project to develop the quality of life of Rajamangala Isan Village In order to create additional careers and generate income for people in the community.

December 1, 2566 Rajamangala University of Technology Isan by the Research and Development Institute Organized a ceremony to deliver Big Ui catfish species to Rajamangala Isan Village (Ban Don Man) and delivered an odorless biogas digester. “Biogas is odorless. Energy of Sufficiency For an adequate life” under the project to develop the quality of life of Rajamangala Isan Village Nakhon Ratchasima Province (Year 2) for the fiscal year 2566 to the Ban Don Man community.  At Khok Klang Subdistrict Administrative Organization, Prathai District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, by Associate Professor Dr. Kosit Sriputhon, President of RMUTI, assigned Associate Professor Dr. Bandit Kritakhom, Vice President for Research. Develop innovation and academic services presided over the opening speech of the project and Assistant Professor Dr. Jirawat Chansawang, Deputy Director of Academic Services Report on the objectives of organizing the project which Rajamangala University of Technology Isan Aware of the importance of promoting careers and income for people in the community. Therefore proceeded to procure Big Uai catfish species for the Don Man Village Working Group. In this fast-growing experiment, In order to expand the results to people in the community further.

As for the atmosphere at the event, it was in order by Mr. Sorawit Laonil, Prathaya District Chief. As a representative, we welcomed the administrators, faculty, and staff. Rajamangala University of Technology Isan warmly. Then, Mr. Anant Phachuenjai, village headman, Ban Don Man, gave a report on the results of operations of Rajamangala University of Technology Isan. Starting with the process of reviewing participatory village development plans. Paradigm adjustment training and study visits Participatory planning practice The results of the participatory planning of the connected community resulted in two pilot activities for the development of Rajamangala Isan Village, including training in planting corn for animals behind the rice fields. and training in catfish farming and fish food production to reduce costs. Continuing from training activities on catfish farming. The Donman Village Working Group There has been an initiative to experiment with raising fast-growing Big Uai catfish. In order to create an additional career and create additional income for the people in the village. In addition, Don Man Village was selected as an area to bring work from the project to develop young energy innovation designers. To increase the value of community products By creating a prototype odorless biogas digester with Associate Professor Dr. Bandit Kritakhom, Vice President for Research. Develop innovation and academic services It is the person who delivers the Big Ui catfish breed to Rajamangala Isan Village (Ban Don Man) and delivers an odorless biogas digester. with Mr. Anan Phachuenjai, village headman of Ban Donman, being the recipient of the Big Uai catfish breed. and Mr. Banthun Butsriphum, owner of the area where he built a prototype odorless biogas pond. be the recipient Odorless biogas digester which from the results of operations The village has extended the results to the community of 18 households in breeding Big Uai catfish. And there is the use of biogas. From an odorless biogas pond to use, it can reduce energy costs. and generate a great deal of income from selling Big Uai catfish

In this regard, the university has followed up on the results. From the project implementation to plan local development activities for fiscal year 2567 that are consistent and can truly help solve the needs of local communities. and continue to support community development operations with network partners both in the province and outside the province.

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Waraporn Nambut / Compiled

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