Chonburi, Thailand
The 25th Natural Agriculture Fair officially opened yesterday (February 9th, 2026) at the Agricultural Training and Development Center, Wat Yanasangwararam Woramahawihan, under royal initiative, in the Huai Yai Subdistrict.
Dr. Ketsathip Suphavanish, Director-General of the Department of Learning Promotion, presided over the opening ceremony of the event, themed “Plant Well, Do Good – Offering to the Mother of the Land” (ปลูกดี ทำดี ถวายแผ่นดินของแม่). Pongthasit Pijanant, Deputy Governor of Chonburi Province, delivered welcoming remarks to attendees.
The fair runs from February 9 to 15, 2026, and aims to disseminate the royal initiatives and royal duties of His Royal Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great toward the Thai people. It serves as a platform to share knowledge on natural agriculture practices and related technologies, while acting as a direct marketplace connecting natural agricultural producers with consumers.
A wide range of activities is featured throughout the event, including:
– Exhibitions honoring the late King
– Painting and coloring contests
– Competitions for natural-grown vegetables
– Vegetable plot planting contests
– Academic seminars
– Student and university activities
– Live demonstrations of income-generating occupations
– Opportunities to shop, taste, and relax with fresh, clean, safe, and affordable agricultural products, along with OTOP (One Tambon, One Product) items from across Thailand
The event focuses on sustainable, chemical-free farming methods inspired by royal development projects, encouraging safe agricultural practices and direct support for Thai farmers.
For more information or inquiries, contact the Department of Learning Promotion representative at 095-764-4786.
Visitors are invited to attend the fair daily to experience natural agriculture firsthand, explore educational displays, enjoy local produce, and participate in family-friendly activities while honoring the legacy of sustainable development in Thailand.
For the original version of this article, please visit The Pattaya News.
