Chatchai Sarikulya, Minister for Agriculture and Cooperatives, said the Bt22.9-billion programme will provide 9101 projects with financial support of Bt2.5 million each, starting from this July to December 5 this year. 
Aiming to cut production costs, increase production and upgrade agricultural product standards, each project is required to hire at least 50 per cent of its workers in its vincinities.&nbsp; 
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NOD TO PROJECT 9101

The Cabinet yesteday approved a project for sustainable agricultural development in honour of His Majesty the late King. Entitled 9101 project, it aims to register 4.5 million poor farmers and stimulate the local economy.

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