WHANGTHONGTHAM,
S. (1990), “Economic and Environmental
Implications of Two Alternative
Citrus Production |
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Systems: A case
study from Pathum Thani province“.
A master thesis, No. AE-90-39,
Asian Institute of Technology,
Bangkok, Thailand. |
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WHANGTHONGTHAM,
S. (1992), “Health Costs of
Chemical Pesticide Use in
Citrus Production, A case
study of |
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Phathum
Thani province“, a report submitted
to a project of Winlock International
Institute for Agricultural Development,
Kasetsart University, Bangkok,
Thailand (in Thai language). |
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PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. (1996), “Economic and Environmental
Implications of Wood Energy
Resources -An |
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Application of Farming and
Rural Systems Approaches in
Northern Thailand-“, In: Doppler,
W. (Ed.) Farming Systems and
Resource Economics in the Tropics,
Wissenschaftsverlag Vauk Kiel
KG, Germany. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. (1996), “Farming Systems
and Farm Management in Thailand”,
Kasetsart University |
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Journal
of Economics, Vol. 2 Jul-Dec.
1998, (in Thai language). |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. (1996), “Applying Farming
and Regional Systems Approaches
for Sustainable Wood |
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Energy Resource Development:
A case of Northern Thailand”
Journal for Farming Systems
Research-Extension,
Vol. 6, Number 2, 1996, 55-67. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. (1996), “The View of Farmer
in Problem Solving on Farming:
A Case in Phayao Province, |
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Northern
Thailand”, Varasarn Setthasart
Kaset (in Thai langauge). |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. (1999), “An Economic Evaluation
of ACIAR Projects on Biological
Control Research in |
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Thailand”, Australian Centre
for International Agricultural
Research. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. (2000), “An Impact Assessment
of the Livestock Research Projects
in Thailand funded by |
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ACIAR”,
Australian Centre for International
Agricultural Research. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and A. Sattarasart. (2000),
“Option for Reduction the Use
of Chemical Pesticide: A Case
|
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Study of Farmer Field School”,
A paper presented at the 38th
acedemic conference of Kasetsart
University, on 2-5 February
2000, Bangkok, Thailand (in
Thai langauge). |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. (2001), IPM Impact Assessment:
Experience of Thailand, paper
presented at the regional |
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workshop
held by FAO-EU IPM program for
cotton in Asia on “IPM Impact
Assessment Methods”, 25-31 March
2001, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and H. Waibel (2001), A Socio-Economic
Analysis of Farmer’s Drop-out
from Training |
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Programs in Integrated Pest
Management, Paper presented
in the workshop “Participatory
Technonlogy Development and
Local Knowledge for Sustainable
Land Use in Southeast Asia”
6-7 June 2001, Chiang Mai, Thailand. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and et al. (2001), “Assessing
the Sustainability of Agriculture:
A Case of Mae Chaem |
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Catchment,
Northern Thailand”, Environment
International, ELSEVIER vol.
27 (2001) pp. 1-7. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and H. Waibel (2002), A socio-economic
analysis of Farmer Field Schools
(FFS) |
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implemented by the National
Program on Integrated Pest Management
in Thailand, paper presented
at the CYMMIT impact assessment
conference, 4-7 Febraury 2002,
San Jose, Costa Rica. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and H. Waibel (2003), Farm-Level
Economic Analysis of Farmer
Field Schools |
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in Integrated
Pest Management, a Poster Paper
presented at the 25th International
Conference of Agricultural Economics,
16-22 August 2003, Durban, South
Africa. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. D. KUWATTANASIRI and H. WAIBEL
(2003), The Productivity
of Pesticide use in rice |
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production of Thailand: A
damage control approach. Thai
Journal of Agricultural Economics.
Thailand Vol 22 No 2 p 73-87. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and H. Waibel (2004), Can
the Impact of Farmer Field Schools
be Sustained? An |
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Application
of the Difference in Difference
Model in Rice IPM in Thailand.
a Paper presented at the workshop
on “Impact Assessment of Farmer
Field Schools in IPM in Developing
Countries, 21-24 July 2004,
Garbsen, Hannover, Germany. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and A. Sirijinda (2004).
Sustainable Farming Systems
Planning Using Goal Programming
in |
| |
Northern Thailand, a Paper
presented at the regional conference
of the Thai-Vietnamese German
Collaborative Research Program,
20-21 September 2004, Hanoi,
Vietnam. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. (2004). Potential Use of
Bio-Rodenticide in Rice Production
in Thailand. Center for Applied
|
| |
Economic
Research, Faculty of Economics,
Kasetsart University. 44 pages. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and H. Waibel (2005). Farm-Level
Economic Analysis of Farmer
Field Schools |
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in Integrated Pest Management.
Thai Journal of
Agricultural Economics.
Thailand Vol 23 No 2 p 49-66. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and H. Waibel (2006), Impact
Assessment of Farmer Field School
using Panel data model, |
| |
a Paper presented at the 26th
International Conference of
Agricultural Economics, 13-18
August 2006, Goal Coast, Australia. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S. and H. Waibel (2006), The
Impact of Farmer Field Schools
On Pesticide Use and |
| |
Environment in Thailand. Contributed
paper in the proceeding of GEWISOLA,
Germany. |
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| PRANEETVATAKUL,
S., H. Waibel and L. Meenakanit
(2007) Farmer Field Schools
in Thailand: History, |
| |
Economics
and Policy. Pesticide Policy
Project Publication Series Issue
No. 12, The University of Hannover.
Germany. 87 pages. |
