1

Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through

Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation

Ruud VALYASEVINational Science and Technology Development Agency Thailand

The Companies Commission of Malaysiarsquos International Conference 2009

11 August 2009

THAILAND

2

bull Thailand is the 1 exporter in the world rice market

bull 7th largest world food exporter worth USD 23 billion (13 of total export)

bull 1st import item Crude oil (156 of import bill)

bull 9th biofuels production (03 billion liters fuel ethanol and 04 billion liters biodiesel)

bull In 2007 15 million patients seek medical treatment in Thailand

bull 2nd in the world ranking of hard disk exporters with a value of $1055 billion in 2007

Thailandrsquos Economy in 2008

3

Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand

LaborIntensive

SkillIntensive

TechnologyIntensive

RampD Intensive

44

NSTDA Organization

NSTDA National Science and Technology Development AgencyBIOTEC National Center for Genetic Engineering and BiotechnologyMTEC National Metal and Materials Technology CenterNECTEC National Electronics and Computer Technology CenterNANOTEC National Nanotechnology CenterTMC Technology Management Center

established by Sci amp Tech Dev Act in 1991

NSTDA Board chaired by Minister of Science and Technology

1983 1985 1985

20032006

5

Mission

NSTDArsquos main mission is research and development to strengthen Thailandrsquos sustainable competitiveness complemented with the technology transfer and development of human resources and infrastructure in science and technology with the outcomes that have impacts on the society and economy

6

Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park

Convention CenterMulti-tenant Incubator

BuildingGreenhouse

Pilot PlantNational Centers

7

ldquoWork-Life Integration Conceptrdquo

Thailand Science Park - Phase 2

bull Four integrated towersbull Gross area of around 127000 sqm Net area of 72000 sqmbull 40000 sqm allocated for private companies (200 companies with 4000 workforce)bull Clean room sensitive lab heavy equipment areas available

8

Vis

ion Government Policy

1 Competitiveness2 Poverty and

Income Distribution

3 Social Capital

Development4 Sustainable

Development

Economic SocialEnvironment5 Self sufficient economybiodiver sity conserva tion amp value added

Goa

ls

4 Environ ment energyenvironmentcare energy security

3 Health centerhealthy society asian health center

2 World kitchenexport value $ us 40 billion

1 New business invest mentmore than 100 companies

Supp

ortin

gC

ondi

tion

Infrastructure HR and Education EthicalLegalSocial Implications (ELSI)

Entrepreneurial environment eg biopark

5000 professional researchers bullIPR

bullaccess to benefit sharing

bullbioethicsbullpublic concern

bullbiosafety

Tech

nolo

gyC

ondi

tion RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology Transfer

genome BioinformaticsDNA chipProteomics

NanobiotechnologyDNA TechnologyGenetic Engineering

6 Human resource5000 professional researchers

500 managers

Thailand Biotechnology Policy 2004-2010

92004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Goal No2 ldquoKitchen of the Worldrdquo

Post-harvest and packagingtechnologies utilized to expand vegetable fruit market

Database network on food and safety established

Food research institute established

Thailand sets standard for exporting food products eg shrimp

Biotechnology helped to promote Thailand as kitchen of the world

Have proficiency infood risk assessment

Export value of Thai fruit increased to 53 billion Baht

25 of exported vegetable fruit utilize biocontrol for pest management

Domesticated shrimp broodstock occupy50 of total supply

New best-seller marine products on top of shrimp

Thai livestock products accepted in global market

Export ofprocessed agriculturalproducts ranked global top 5

Total food export value reaches 12 trillion Baht

Shrimp Cluster

A clear policy toward GMOs is established

Rice and cassava clusters

Widespread use of DNA technology for plant and livestock breeding

Mutual cooperation among organizations under different authorities

Agricultural research contains more biotechnology components

An organization established to handleinformation for trade-related decision-making and negotiation

Service business on food seed inspection for export emerges

probiotics are used to replace antibiotics upto 25

Management mechanisms in place to control food safety and inspection

A policy shift from the countryrsquos role as OEM in seed production to that of developerand exporter

2

bull Thailand is the 1 exporter in the world rice market

bull 7th largest world food exporter worth USD 23 billion (13 of total export)

bull 1st import item Crude oil (156 of import bill)

bull 9th biofuels production (03 billion liters fuel ethanol and 04 billion liters biodiesel)

bull In 2007 15 million patients seek medical treatment in Thailand

bull 2nd in the world ranking of hard disk exporters with a value of $1055 billion in 2007

Thailandrsquos Economy in 2008

3

Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand

LaborIntensive

SkillIntensive

TechnologyIntensive

RampD Intensive

44

NSTDA Organization

NSTDA National Science and Technology Development AgencyBIOTEC National Center for Genetic Engineering and BiotechnologyMTEC National Metal and Materials Technology CenterNECTEC National Electronics and Computer Technology CenterNANOTEC National Nanotechnology CenterTMC Technology Management Center

established by Sci amp Tech Dev Act in 1991

NSTDA Board chaired by Minister of Science and Technology

1983 1985 1985

20032006

5

Mission

NSTDArsquos main mission is research and development to strengthen Thailandrsquos sustainable competitiveness complemented with the technology transfer and development of human resources and infrastructure in science and technology with the outcomes that have impacts on the society and economy

6

Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park

Convention CenterMulti-tenant Incubator

BuildingGreenhouse

Pilot PlantNational Centers

7

ldquoWork-Life Integration Conceptrdquo

Thailand Science Park - Phase 2

bull Four integrated towersbull Gross area of around 127000 sqm Net area of 72000 sqmbull 40000 sqm allocated for private companies (200 companies with 4000 workforce)bull Clean room sensitive lab heavy equipment areas available

8

Vis

ion Government Policy

1 Competitiveness2 Poverty and

Income Distribution

3 Social Capital

Development4 Sustainable

Development

Economic SocialEnvironment5 Self sufficient economybiodiver sity conserva tion amp value added

Goa

ls

4 Environ ment energyenvironmentcare energy security

3 Health centerhealthy society asian health center

2 World kitchenexport value $ us 40 billion

1 New business invest mentmore than 100 companies

Supp

ortin

gC

ondi

tion

Infrastructure HR and Education EthicalLegalSocial Implications (ELSI)

Entrepreneurial environment eg biopark

5000 professional researchers bullIPR

bullaccess to benefit sharing

bullbioethicsbullpublic concern

bullbiosafety

Tech

nolo

gyC

ondi

tion RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology Transfer

genome BioinformaticsDNA chipProteomics

NanobiotechnologyDNA TechnologyGenetic Engineering

6 Human resource5000 professional researchers

500 managers

Thailand Biotechnology Policy 2004-2010

92004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Goal No2 ldquoKitchen of the Worldrdquo

Post-harvest and packagingtechnologies utilized to expand vegetable fruit market

Database network on food and safety established

Food research institute established

Thailand sets standard for exporting food products eg shrimp

Biotechnology helped to promote Thailand as kitchen of the world

Have proficiency infood risk assessment

Export value of Thai fruit increased to 53 billion Baht

25 of exported vegetable fruit utilize biocontrol for pest management

Domesticated shrimp broodstock occupy50 of total supply

New best-seller marine products on top of shrimp

Thai livestock products accepted in global market

Export ofprocessed agriculturalproducts ranked global top 5

Total food export value reaches 12 trillion Baht

Shrimp Cluster

A clear policy toward GMOs is established

Rice and cassava clusters

Widespread use of DNA technology for plant and livestock breeding

Mutual cooperation among organizations under different authorities

Agricultural research contains more biotechnology components

An organization established to handleinformation for trade-related decision-making and negotiation

Service business on food seed inspection for export emerges

probiotics are used to replace antibiotics upto 25

Management mechanisms in place to control food safety and inspection

A policy shift from the countryrsquos role as OEM in seed production to that of developerand exporter

3

Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand

LaborIntensive

SkillIntensive

TechnologyIntensive

RampD Intensive

44

NSTDA Organization

NSTDA National Science and Technology Development AgencyBIOTEC National Center for Genetic Engineering and BiotechnologyMTEC National Metal and Materials Technology CenterNECTEC National Electronics and Computer Technology CenterNANOTEC National Nanotechnology CenterTMC Technology Management Center

established by Sci amp Tech Dev Act in 1991

NSTDA Board chaired by Minister of Science and Technology

1983 1985 1985

20032006

5

Mission

NSTDArsquos main mission is research and development to strengthen Thailandrsquos sustainable competitiveness complemented with the technology transfer and development of human resources and infrastructure in science and technology with the outcomes that have impacts on the society and economy

6

Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park

Convention CenterMulti-tenant Incubator

BuildingGreenhouse

Pilot PlantNational Centers

7

ldquoWork-Life Integration Conceptrdquo

Thailand Science Park - Phase 2

bull Four integrated towersbull Gross area of around 127000 sqm Net area of 72000 sqmbull 40000 sqm allocated for private companies (200 companies with 4000 workforce)bull Clean room sensitive lab heavy equipment areas available

8

Vis

ion Government Policy

1 Competitiveness2 Poverty and

Income Distribution

3 Social Capital

Development4 Sustainable

Development

Economic SocialEnvironment5 Self sufficient economybiodiver sity conserva tion amp value added

Goa

ls

4 Environ ment energyenvironmentcare energy security

3 Health centerhealthy society asian health center

2 World kitchenexport value $ us 40 billion

1 New business invest mentmore than 100 companies

Supp

ortin

gC

ondi

tion

Infrastructure HR and Education EthicalLegalSocial Implications (ELSI)

Entrepreneurial environment eg biopark

5000 professional researchers bullIPR

bullaccess to benefit sharing

bullbioethicsbullpublic concern

bullbiosafety

Tech

nolo

gyC

ondi

tion RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology Transfer

genome BioinformaticsDNA chipProteomics

NanobiotechnologyDNA TechnologyGenetic Engineering

6 Human resource5000 professional researchers

500 managers

Thailand Biotechnology Policy 2004-2010

92004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Goal No2 ldquoKitchen of the Worldrdquo

Post-harvest and packagingtechnologies utilized to expand vegetable fruit market

Database network on food and safety established

Food research institute established

Thailand sets standard for exporting food products eg shrimp

Biotechnology helped to promote Thailand as kitchen of the world

Have proficiency infood risk assessment

Export value of Thai fruit increased to 53 billion Baht

25 of exported vegetable fruit utilize biocontrol for pest management

Domesticated shrimp broodstock occupy50 of total supply

New best-seller marine products on top of shrimp

Thai livestock products accepted in global market

Export ofprocessed agriculturalproducts ranked global top 5

Total food export value reaches 12 trillion Baht

Shrimp Cluster

A clear policy toward GMOs is established

Rice and cassava clusters

Widespread use of DNA technology for plant and livestock breeding

Mutual cooperation among organizations under different authorities

Agricultural research contains more biotechnology components

An organization established to handleinformation for trade-related decision-making and negotiation

Service business on food seed inspection for export emerges

probiotics are used to replace antibiotics upto 25

Management mechanisms in place to control food safety and inspection

A policy shift from the countryrsquos role as OEM in seed production to that of developerand exporter

44

NSTDA Organization

NSTDA National Science and Technology Development AgencyBIOTEC National Center for Genetic Engineering and BiotechnologyMTEC National Metal and Materials Technology CenterNECTEC National Electronics and Computer Technology CenterNANOTEC National Nanotechnology CenterTMC Technology Management Center

established by Sci amp Tech Dev Act in 1991

NSTDA Board chaired by Minister of Science and Technology

1983 1985 1985

20032006

5

Mission

NSTDArsquos main mission is research and development to strengthen Thailandrsquos sustainable competitiveness complemented with the technology transfer and development of human resources and infrastructure in science and technology with the outcomes that have impacts on the society and economy

6

Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park

Convention CenterMulti-tenant Incubator

BuildingGreenhouse

Pilot PlantNational Centers

7

ldquoWork-Life Integration Conceptrdquo

Thailand Science Park - Phase 2

bull Four integrated towersbull Gross area of around 127000 sqm Net area of 72000 sqmbull 40000 sqm allocated for private companies (200 companies with 4000 workforce)bull Clean room sensitive lab heavy equipment areas available

8

Vis

ion Government Policy

1 Competitiveness2 Poverty and

Income Distribution

3 Social Capital

Development4 Sustainable

Development

Economic SocialEnvironment5 Self sufficient economybiodiver sity conserva tion amp value added

Goa

ls

4 Environ ment energyenvironmentcare energy security

3 Health centerhealthy society asian health center

2 World kitchenexport value $ us 40 billion

1 New business invest mentmore than 100 companies

Supp

ortin

gC

ondi

tion

Infrastructure HR and Education EthicalLegalSocial Implications (ELSI)

Entrepreneurial environment eg biopark

5000 professional researchers bullIPR

bullaccess to benefit sharing

bullbioethicsbullpublic concern

bullbiosafety

Tech

nolo

gyC

ondi

tion RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology Transfer

genome BioinformaticsDNA chipProteomics

NanobiotechnologyDNA TechnologyGenetic Engineering

6 Human resource5000 professional researchers

500 managers

Thailand Biotechnology Policy 2004-2010

92004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Goal No2 ldquoKitchen of the Worldrdquo

Post-harvest and packagingtechnologies utilized to expand vegetable fruit market

Database network on food and safety established

Food research institute established

Thailand sets standard for exporting food products eg shrimp

Biotechnology helped to promote Thailand as kitchen of the world

Have proficiency infood risk assessment

Export value of Thai fruit increased to 53 billion Baht

25 of exported vegetable fruit utilize biocontrol for pest management

Domesticated shrimp broodstock occupy50 of total supply

New best-seller marine products on top of shrimp

Thai livestock products accepted in global market

Export ofprocessed agriculturalproducts ranked global top 5

Total food export value reaches 12 trillion Baht

Shrimp Cluster

A clear policy toward GMOs is established

Rice and cassava clusters

Widespread use of DNA technology for plant and livestock breeding

Mutual cooperation among organizations under different authorities

Agricultural research contains more biotechnology components

An organization established to handleinformation for trade-related decision-making and negotiation

Service business on food seed inspection for export emerges

probiotics are used to replace antibiotics upto 25

Management mechanisms in place to control food safety and inspection

A policy shift from the countryrsquos role as OEM in seed production to that of developerand exporter

5

Mission

NSTDArsquos main mission is research and development to strengthen Thailandrsquos sustainable competitiveness complemented with the technology transfer and development of human resources and infrastructure in science and technology with the outcomes that have impacts on the society and economy

6

Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park

Convention CenterMulti-tenant Incubator

BuildingGreenhouse

Pilot PlantNational Centers

7

ldquoWork-Life Integration Conceptrdquo

Thailand Science Park - Phase 2

bull Four integrated towersbull Gross area of around 127000 sqm Net area of 72000 sqmbull 40000 sqm allocated for private companies (200 companies with 4000 workforce)bull Clean room sensitive lab heavy equipment areas available

8

Vis

ion Government Policy

1 Competitiveness2 Poverty and

Income Distribution

3 Social Capital

Development4 Sustainable

Development

Economic SocialEnvironment5 Self sufficient economybiodiver sity conserva tion amp value added

Goa

ls

4 Environ ment energyenvironmentcare energy security

3 Health centerhealthy society asian health center

2 World kitchenexport value $ us 40 billion

1 New business invest mentmore than 100 companies

Supp

ortin

gC

ondi

tion

Infrastructure HR and Education EthicalLegalSocial Implications (ELSI)

Entrepreneurial environment eg biopark

5000 professional researchers bullIPR

bullaccess to benefit sharing

bullbioethicsbullpublic concern

bullbiosafety

Tech

nolo

gyC

ondi

tion RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology Transfer

genome BioinformaticsDNA chipProteomics

NanobiotechnologyDNA TechnologyGenetic Engineering

6 Human resource5000 professional researchers

500 managers

Thailand Biotechnology Policy 2004-2010

92004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Goal No2 ldquoKitchen of the Worldrdquo

Post-harvest and packagingtechnologies utilized to expand vegetable fruit market

Database network on food and safety established

Food research institute established

Thailand sets standard for exporting food products eg shrimp

Biotechnology helped to promote Thailand as kitchen of the world

Have proficiency infood risk assessment

Export value of Thai fruit increased to 53 billion Baht

25 of exported vegetable fruit utilize biocontrol for pest management

Domesticated shrimp broodstock occupy50 of total supply

New best-seller marine products on top of shrimp

Thai livestock products accepted in global market

Export ofprocessed agriculturalproducts ranked global top 5

Total food export value reaches 12 trillion Baht

Shrimp Cluster

A clear policy toward GMOs is established

Rice and cassava clusters

Widespread use of DNA technology for plant and livestock breeding

Mutual cooperation among organizations under different authorities

Agricultural research contains more biotechnology components

An organization established to handleinformation for trade-related decision-making and negotiation

Service business on food seed inspection for export emerges

probiotics are used to replace antibiotics upto 25

Management mechanisms in place to control food safety and inspection

A policy shift from the countryrsquos role as OEM in seed production to that of developerand exporter

6

Facilities Available at Thailand Science Park

Convention CenterMulti-tenant Incubator

BuildingGreenhouse

Pilot PlantNational Centers

7

ldquoWork-Life Integration Conceptrdquo

Thailand Science Park - Phase 2

bull Four integrated towersbull Gross area of around 127000 sqm Net area of 72000 sqmbull 40000 sqm allocated for private companies (200 companies with 4000 workforce)bull Clean room sensitive lab heavy equipment areas available

8

Vis

ion Government Policy

1 Competitiveness2 Poverty and

Income Distribution

3 Social Capital

Development4 Sustainable

Development

Economic SocialEnvironment5 Self sufficient economybiodiver sity conserva tion amp value added

Goa

ls

4 Environ ment energyenvironmentcare energy security

3 Health centerhealthy society asian health center

2 World kitchenexport value $ us 40 billion

1 New business invest mentmore than 100 companies

Supp

ortin

gC

ondi

tion

Infrastructure HR and Education EthicalLegalSocial Implications (ELSI)

Entrepreneurial environment eg biopark

5000 professional researchers bullIPR

bullaccess to benefit sharing

bullbioethicsbullpublic concern

bullbiosafety

Tech

nolo

gyC

ondi

tion RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology Transfer

genome BioinformaticsDNA chipProteomics

NanobiotechnologyDNA TechnologyGenetic Engineering

6 Human resource5000 professional researchers

500 managers

Thailand Biotechnology Policy 2004-2010

92004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Goal No2 ldquoKitchen of the Worldrdquo

Post-harvest and packagingtechnologies utilized to expand vegetable fruit market

Database network on food and safety established

Food research institute established

Thailand sets standard for exporting food products eg shrimp

Biotechnology helped to promote Thailand as kitchen of the world

Have proficiency infood risk assessment

Export value of Thai fruit increased to 53 billion Baht

25 of exported vegetable fruit utilize biocontrol for pest management

Domesticated shrimp broodstock occupy50 of total supply

New best-seller marine products on top of shrimp

Thai livestock products accepted in global market

Export ofprocessed agriculturalproducts ranked global top 5

Total food export value reaches 12 trillion Baht

Shrimp Cluster

A clear policy toward GMOs is established

Rice and cassava clusters

Widespread use of DNA technology for plant and livestock breeding

Mutual cooperation among organizations under different authorities

Agricultural research contains more biotechnology components

An organization established to handleinformation for trade-related decision-making and negotiation

Service business on food seed inspection for export emerges

probiotics are used to replace antibiotics upto 25

Management mechanisms in place to control food safety and inspection

A policy shift from the countryrsquos role as OEM in seed production to that of developerand exporter

7

ldquoWork-Life Integration Conceptrdquo

Thailand Science Park - Phase 2

bull Four integrated towersbull Gross area of around 127000 sqm Net area of 72000 sqmbull 40000 sqm allocated for private companies (200 companies with 4000 workforce)bull Clean room sensitive lab heavy equipment areas available

8

Vis

ion Government Policy

1 Competitiveness2 Poverty and

Income Distribution

3 Social Capital

Development4 Sustainable

Development

Economic SocialEnvironment5 Self sufficient economybiodiver sity conserva tion amp value added

Goa

ls

4 Environ ment energyenvironmentcare energy security

3 Health centerhealthy society asian health center

2 World kitchenexport value $ us 40 billion

1 New business invest mentmore than 100 companies

Supp

ortin

gC

ondi

tion

Infrastructure HR and Education EthicalLegalSocial Implications (ELSI)

Entrepreneurial environment eg biopark

5000 professional researchers bullIPR

bullaccess to benefit sharing

bullbioethicsbullpublic concern

bullbiosafety

Tech

nolo

gyC

ondi

tion RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology Transfer

genome BioinformaticsDNA chipProteomics

NanobiotechnologyDNA TechnologyGenetic Engineering

6 Human resource5000 professional researchers

500 managers

Thailand Biotechnology Policy 2004-2010

92004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Goal No2 ldquoKitchen of the Worldrdquo

Post-harvest and packagingtechnologies utilized to expand vegetable fruit market

Database network on food and safety established

Food research institute established

Thailand sets standard for exporting food products eg shrimp

Biotechnology helped to promote Thailand as kitchen of the world

Have proficiency infood risk assessment

Export value of Thai fruit increased to 53 billion Baht

25 of exported vegetable fruit utilize biocontrol for pest management

Domesticated shrimp broodstock occupy50 of total supply

New best-seller marine products on top of shrimp

Thai livestock products accepted in global market

Export ofprocessed agriculturalproducts ranked global top 5

Total food export value reaches 12 trillion Baht

Shrimp Cluster

A clear policy toward GMOs is established

Rice and cassava clusters

Widespread use of DNA technology for plant and livestock breeding

Mutual cooperation among organizations under different authorities

Agricultural research contains more biotechnology components

An organization established to handleinformation for trade-related decision-making and negotiation

Service business on food seed inspection for export emerges

probiotics are used to replace antibiotics upto 25

Management mechanisms in place to control food safety and inspection

A policy shift from the countryrsquos role as OEM in seed production to that of developerand exporter

8

Vis

ion Government Policy

1 Competitiveness2 Poverty and

Income Distribution

3 Social Capital

Development4 Sustainable

Development

Economic SocialEnvironment5 Self sufficient economybiodiver sity conserva tion amp value added

Goa

ls

4 Environ ment energyenvironmentcare energy security

3 Health centerhealthy society asian health center

2 World kitchenexport value $ us 40 billion

1 New business invest mentmore than 100 companies

Supp

ortin

gC

ondi

tion

Infrastructure HR and Education EthicalLegalSocial Implications (ELSI)

Entrepreneurial environment eg biopark

5000 professional researchers bullIPR

bullaccess to benefit sharing

bullbioethicsbullpublic concern

bullbiosafety

Tech

nolo

gyC

ondi

tion RampD Technology AcquisitionKnowledge StockTechnology Transfer

genome BioinformaticsDNA chipProteomics

NanobiotechnologyDNA TechnologyGenetic Engineering

6 Human resource5000 professional researchers

500 managers

Thailand Biotechnology Policy 2004-2010

92004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Goal No2 ldquoKitchen of the Worldrdquo

Post-harvest and packagingtechnologies utilized to expand vegetable fruit market

Database network on food and safety established

Food research institute established

Thailand sets standard for exporting food products eg shrimp

Biotechnology helped to promote Thailand as kitchen of the world

Have proficiency infood risk assessment

Export value of Thai fruit increased to 53 billion Baht

25 of exported vegetable fruit utilize biocontrol for pest management

Domesticated shrimp broodstock occupy50 of total supply

New best-seller marine products on top of shrimp

Thai livestock products accepted in global market

Export ofprocessed agriculturalproducts ranked global top 5

Total food export value reaches 12 trillion Baht

Shrimp Cluster

A clear policy toward GMOs is established

Rice and cassava clusters

Widespread use of DNA technology for plant and livestock breeding

Mutual cooperation among organizations under different authorities

Agricultural research contains more biotechnology components

An organization established to handleinformation for trade-related decision-making and negotiation

Service business on food seed inspection for export emerges

probiotics are used to replace antibiotics upto 25

Management mechanisms in place to control food safety and inspection

A policy shift from the countryrsquos role as OEM in seed production to that of developerand exporter

92004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Goal No2 ldquoKitchen of the Worldrdquo

Post-harvest and packagingtechnologies utilized to expand vegetable fruit market

Database network on food and safety established

Food research institute established

Thailand sets standard for exporting food products eg shrimp

Biotechnology helped to promote Thailand as kitchen of the world

Have proficiency infood risk assessment

Export value of Thai fruit increased to 53 billion Baht

25 of exported vegetable fruit utilize biocontrol for pest management

Domesticated shrimp broodstock occupy50 of total supply

New best-seller marine products on top of shrimp

Thai livestock products accepted in global market

Export ofprocessed agriculturalproducts ranked global top 5

Total food export value reaches 12 trillion Baht

Shrimp Cluster

A clear policy toward GMOs is established

Rice and cassava clusters

Widespread use of DNA technology for plant and livestock breeding

Mutual cooperation among organizations under different authorities

Agricultural research contains more biotechnology components

An organization established to handleinformation for trade-related decision-making and negotiation

Service business on food seed inspection for export emerges

probiotics are used to replace antibiotics upto 25

Management mechanisms in place to control food safety and inspection

A policy shift from the countryrsquos role as OEM in seed production to that of developerand exporter

10

Competitive Study - Cluster Approach

Study HighlightsCompetitiveness of Thailandrsquos Black Tiger ShrimpIndustry

19 November 2002

Institute for Management Education for Thailand Foundation

11

bullShrimp industry brought in over $US 25 billion in 2000

bullProblem of cultivated shrimp is diseases from viruses and bacteria

Impact of Biotechnology to Thai Agriculture

Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus

(WSSV)

bull CHINA $ us 400 [1992]

bull Thailand $ us 30-40 [1993]

bull VIETNAM $us 100 [1993]

bull EQUADOR $us 350 [1998]

FAO Briggs M et al (2005)

12

Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry2007 2006

Market share ranking ranking

World 1 1-USA 1 1-Japan 3 3-EU 3 5

Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA)

Frozen or chilled products (RCA lt 1)

-USA 5 5-Japan 5 5-EU 6 6

Processed shrimps (RCAgt 1)

-USA 2 1-Japan 1 1-EU 1 1

13

Objectives

Why Shrimp

Shrimp Cluster

Diamond Model

Danger Signs

Critical Issues

Strategic Recommendation

bullBroodstock Domestication

bullImprove Farming Mgt

bullChemical Residue Control

bullOthers

High Consistent Standard Quality

Shrimp

EnvironmentalFriendly

Government Support

S P I R IT

Sustainable Competitiveness

CO

POE

OAR

NIT

RampDBroodstock

Domestication

Proper Farm Management

Disease prevention and control

Chemical Residue Control

Value Creation

Sustain core competency in Shrimp Quality Focus on value creation in the strategic areas Promote cooperation spirit of shrimp cluster

Shrimp Competitiveness Framework

Differentiation Branding Mkt Segmentation

ldquocore competencyrdquo

Recommendations ndash Immediate Actions

15

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GOVERNMENTMinistry of Agriculture

Ministry of Science Environment

Ministry of CommerceIntrsquol Trade NegotiationSolving Trade Barrier Problem Issue Trade Protection Reg

Ministry of IndustryIndustry Standard CertificateFood Institution

Ministry of FinanceMinistry of Foreign Affair

Give GSP to neighboring countries

Ministry of HealthMedical Chemical Control

Ministry of LaborMinistry of Interior

Land Issues

SUPPORTING INDUSTRIES

Ice Processors

Cold Storage

Packaging

Chemical ldquohealth Productsrdquo

Equipment (freezers)

Animal Feed

Fish auction marketBroker

Logistics - trucking shipping line

Institution Association

RampD

INTrsquoL BUYERS

Importers

TradersRestaurants

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Objectives

Why Shrimp

Shrimp Cluster

Diamond Model

Danger Signs

Critical Issues

Strategic Recommendation

bullBroodstock Domestication

bullImprove Farming Mgt

bullChemical Residue Control

bullOthers

16บรษท

เมลดพนธ

Evaluationof

Broodstock

มหาวทยาลย

DOF

Industry

Academic

Genetic Improve

ment

UNIVERSITY DOF

SEED COMPANY

Quarantine NucleusBreeding

Academics

DoF

Industry

DoF

ShrimpFeed

Academic

FARMERS

Industry

BroodstockDomestication

Breeding

Academic

D ofF

Industry

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Shrimp cluster

Shrimp Cluster

ViralDiagnosticTechnology

17

Broodstock Domestication of Black Tiger Shrimp (Specific Pathogen Free)

Male(ave) 115 gram Length 22 cm

18

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Broodstock domestication of black tiger shrimp

The average eggs produced 40000-480000 broodstock with about

32 survival rate

Over 5 millions have been produced to farmers and 10 million are in nursery

19

Business Development for Shrimp

Viral Diagnostic Kits

Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit under BIOTEC

bull manufacture and market

test kits for shrimp diseases

Licensing to Farming Intelligene Technology Corporation Taiwan

Distributor in Philippines

Continental Pacific Agritrade Co

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

11

bullShrimp industry brought in over $US 25 billion in 2000

bullProblem of cultivated shrimp is diseases from viruses and bacteria

Impact of Biotechnology to Thai Agriculture

Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus

(WSSV)

bull CHINA $ us 400 [1992]

bull Thailand $ us 30-40 [1993]

bull VIETNAM $us 100 [1993]

bull EQUADOR $us 350 [1998]

FAO Briggs M et al (2005)

12

Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry2007 2006

Market share ranking ranking

World 1 1-USA 1 1-Japan 3 3-EU 3 5

Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA)

Frozen or chilled products (RCA lt 1)

-USA 5 5-Japan 5 5-EU 6 6

Processed shrimps (RCAgt 1)

-USA 2 1-Japan 1 1-EU 1 1

13

Objectives

Why Shrimp

Shrimp Cluster

Diamond Model

Danger Signs

Critical Issues

Strategic Recommendation

bullBroodstock Domestication

bullImprove Farming Mgt

bullChemical Residue Control

bullOthers

High Consistent Standard Quality

Shrimp

EnvironmentalFriendly

Government Support

S P I R IT

Sustainable Competitiveness

CO

POE

OAR

NIT

RampDBroodstock

Domestication

Proper Farm Management

Disease prevention and control

Chemical Residue Control

Value Creation

Sustain core competency in Shrimp Quality Focus on value creation in the strategic areas Promote cooperation spirit of shrimp cluster

Shrimp Competitiveness Framework

Differentiation Branding Mkt Segmentation

ldquocore competencyrdquo

Recommendations ndash Immediate Actions

15

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GOVERNMENTMinistry of Agriculture

Ministry of Science Environment

Ministry of CommerceIntrsquol Trade NegotiationSolving Trade Barrier Problem Issue Trade Protection Reg

Ministry of IndustryIndustry Standard CertificateFood Institution

Ministry of FinanceMinistry of Foreign Affair

Give GSP to neighboring countries

Ministry of HealthMedical Chemical Control

Ministry of LaborMinistry of Interior

Land Issues

SUPPORTING INDUSTRIES

Ice Processors

Cold Storage

Packaging

Chemical ldquohealth Productsrdquo

Equipment (freezers)

Animal Feed

Fish auction marketBroker

Logistics - trucking shipping line

Institution Association

RampD

INTrsquoL BUYERS

Importers

TradersRestaurants

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Objectives

Why Shrimp

Shrimp Cluster

Diamond Model

Danger Signs

Critical Issues

Strategic Recommendation

bullBroodstock Domestication

bullImprove Farming Mgt

bullChemical Residue Control

bullOthers

16บรษท

เมลดพนธ

Evaluationof

Broodstock

มหาวทยาลย

DOF

Industry

Academic

Genetic Improve

ment

UNIVERSITY DOF

SEED COMPANY

Quarantine NucleusBreeding

Academics

DoF

Industry

DoF

ShrimpFeed

Academic

FARMERS

Industry

BroodstockDomestication

Breeding

Academic

D ofF

Industry

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Shrimp cluster

Shrimp Cluster

ViralDiagnosticTechnology

17

Broodstock Domestication of Black Tiger Shrimp (Specific Pathogen Free)

Male(ave) 115 gram Length 22 cm

18

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Broodstock domestication of black tiger shrimp

The average eggs produced 40000-480000 broodstock with about

32 survival rate

Over 5 millions have been produced to farmers and 10 million are in nursery

19

Business Development for Shrimp

Viral Diagnostic Kits

Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit under BIOTEC

bull manufacture and market

test kits for shrimp diseases

Licensing to Farming Intelligene Technology Corporation Taiwan

Distributor in Philippines

Continental Pacific Agritrade Co

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

12

Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry2007 2006

Market share ranking ranking

World 1 1-USA 1 1-Japan 3 3-EU 3 5

Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA)

Frozen or chilled products (RCA lt 1)

-USA 5 5-Japan 5 5-EU 6 6

Processed shrimps (RCAgt 1)

-USA 2 1-Japan 1 1-EU 1 1

13

Objectives

Why Shrimp

Shrimp Cluster

Diamond Model

Danger Signs

Critical Issues

Strategic Recommendation

bullBroodstock Domestication

bullImprove Farming Mgt

bullChemical Residue Control

bullOthers

High Consistent Standard Quality

Shrimp

EnvironmentalFriendly

Government Support

S P I R IT

Sustainable Competitiveness

CO

POE

OAR

NIT

RampDBroodstock

Domestication

Proper Farm Management

Disease prevention and control

Chemical Residue Control

Value Creation

Sustain core competency in Shrimp Quality Focus on value creation in the strategic areas Promote cooperation spirit of shrimp cluster

Shrimp Competitiveness Framework

Differentiation Branding Mkt Segmentation

ldquocore competencyrdquo

Recommendations ndash Immediate Actions

15

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GOVERNMENTMinistry of Agriculture

Ministry of Science Environment

Ministry of CommerceIntrsquol Trade NegotiationSolving Trade Barrier Problem Issue Trade Protection Reg

Ministry of IndustryIndustry Standard CertificateFood Institution

Ministry of FinanceMinistry of Foreign Affair

Give GSP to neighboring countries

Ministry of HealthMedical Chemical Control

Ministry of LaborMinistry of Interior

Land Issues

SUPPORTING INDUSTRIES

Ice Processors

Cold Storage

Packaging

Chemical ldquohealth Productsrdquo

Equipment (freezers)

Animal Feed

Fish auction marketBroker

Logistics - trucking shipping line

Institution Association

RampD

INTrsquoL BUYERS

Importers

TradersRestaurants

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Objectives

Why Shrimp

Shrimp Cluster

Diamond Model

Danger Signs

Critical Issues

Strategic Recommendation

bullBroodstock Domestication

bullImprove Farming Mgt

bullChemical Residue Control

bullOthers

16บรษท

เมลดพนธ

Evaluationof

Broodstock

มหาวทยาลย

DOF

Industry

Academic

Genetic Improve

ment

UNIVERSITY DOF

SEED COMPANY

Quarantine NucleusBreeding

Academics

DoF

Industry

DoF

ShrimpFeed

Academic

FARMERS

Industry

BroodstockDomestication

Breeding

Academic

D ofF

Industry

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Shrimp cluster

Shrimp Cluster

ViralDiagnosticTechnology

17

Broodstock Domestication of Black Tiger Shrimp (Specific Pathogen Free)

Male(ave) 115 gram Length 22 cm

18

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Broodstock domestication of black tiger shrimp

The average eggs produced 40000-480000 broodstock with about

32 survival rate

Over 5 millions have been produced to farmers and 10 million are in nursery

19

Business Development for Shrimp

Viral Diagnostic Kits

Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit under BIOTEC

bull manufacture and market

test kits for shrimp diseases

Licensing to Farming Intelligene Technology Corporation Taiwan

Distributor in Philippines

Continental Pacific Agritrade Co

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

13

Objectives

Why Shrimp

Shrimp Cluster

Diamond Model

Danger Signs

Critical Issues

Strategic Recommendation

bullBroodstock Domestication

bullImprove Farming Mgt

bullChemical Residue Control

bullOthers

High Consistent Standard Quality

Shrimp

EnvironmentalFriendly

Government Support

S P I R IT

Sustainable Competitiveness

CO

POE

OAR

NIT

RampDBroodstock

Domestication

Proper Farm Management

Disease prevention and control

Chemical Residue Control

Value Creation

Sustain core competency in Shrimp Quality Focus on value creation in the strategic areas Promote cooperation spirit of shrimp cluster

Shrimp Competitiveness Framework

Differentiation Branding Mkt Segmentation

ldquocore competencyrdquo

Recommendations ndash Immediate Actions

15

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GOVERNMENTMinistry of Agriculture

Ministry of Science Environment

Ministry of CommerceIntrsquol Trade NegotiationSolving Trade Barrier Problem Issue Trade Protection Reg

Ministry of IndustryIndustry Standard CertificateFood Institution

Ministry of FinanceMinistry of Foreign Affair

Give GSP to neighboring countries

Ministry of HealthMedical Chemical Control

Ministry of LaborMinistry of Interior

Land Issues

SUPPORTING INDUSTRIES

Ice Processors

Cold Storage

Packaging

Chemical ldquohealth Productsrdquo

Equipment (freezers)

Animal Feed

Fish auction marketBroker

Logistics - trucking shipping line

Institution Association

RampD

INTrsquoL BUYERS

Importers

TradersRestaurants

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Objectives

Why Shrimp

Shrimp Cluster

Diamond Model

Danger Signs

Critical Issues

Strategic Recommendation

bullBroodstock Domestication

bullImprove Farming Mgt

bullChemical Residue Control

bullOthers

16บรษท

เมลดพนธ

Evaluationof

Broodstock

มหาวทยาลย

DOF

Industry

Academic

Genetic Improve

ment

UNIVERSITY DOF

SEED COMPANY

Quarantine NucleusBreeding

Academics

DoF

Industry

DoF

ShrimpFeed

Academic

FARMERS

Industry

BroodstockDomestication

Breeding

Academic

D ofF

Industry

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Shrimp cluster

Shrimp Cluster

ViralDiagnosticTechnology

17

Broodstock Domestication of Black Tiger Shrimp (Specific Pathogen Free)

Male(ave) 115 gram Length 22 cm

18

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Broodstock domestication of black tiger shrimp

The average eggs produced 40000-480000 broodstock with about

32 survival rate

Over 5 millions have been produced to farmers and 10 million are in nursery

19

Business Development for Shrimp

Viral Diagnostic Kits

Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit under BIOTEC

bull manufacture and market

test kits for shrimp diseases

Licensing to Farming Intelligene Technology Corporation Taiwan

Distributor in Philippines

Continental Pacific Agritrade Co

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

15

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GOVERNMENTMinistry of Agriculture

Ministry of Science Environment

Ministry of CommerceIntrsquol Trade NegotiationSolving Trade Barrier Problem Issue Trade Protection Reg

Ministry of IndustryIndustry Standard CertificateFood Institution

Ministry of FinanceMinistry of Foreign Affair

Give GSP to neighboring countries

Ministry of HealthMedical Chemical Control

Ministry of LaborMinistry of Interior

Land Issues

SUPPORTING INDUSTRIES

Ice Processors

Cold Storage

Packaging

Chemical ldquohealth Productsrdquo

Equipment (freezers)

Animal Feed

Fish auction marketBroker

Logistics - trucking shipping line

Institution Association

RampD

INTrsquoL BUYERS

Importers

TradersRestaurants

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Objectives

Why Shrimp

Shrimp Cluster

Diamond Model

Danger Signs

Critical Issues

Strategic Recommendation

bullBroodstock Domestication

bullImprove Farming Mgt

bullChemical Residue Control

bullOthers

16บรษท

เมลดพนธ

Evaluationof

Broodstock

มหาวทยาลย

DOF

Industry

Academic

Genetic Improve

ment

UNIVERSITY DOF

SEED COMPANY

Quarantine NucleusBreeding

Academics

DoF

Industry

DoF

ShrimpFeed

Academic

FARMERS

Industry

BroodstockDomestication

Breeding

Academic

D ofF

Industry

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Shrimp cluster

Shrimp Cluster

ViralDiagnosticTechnology

17

Broodstock Domestication of Black Tiger Shrimp (Specific Pathogen Free)

Male(ave) 115 gram Length 22 cm

18

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Broodstock domestication of black tiger shrimp

The average eggs produced 40000-480000 broodstock with about

32 survival rate

Over 5 millions have been produced to farmers and 10 million are in nursery

19

Business Development for Shrimp

Viral Diagnostic Kits

Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit under BIOTEC

bull manufacture and market

test kits for shrimp diseases

Licensing to Farming Intelligene Technology Corporation Taiwan

Distributor in Philippines

Continental Pacific Agritrade Co

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

16บรษท

เมลดพนธ

Evaluationof

Broodstock

มหาวทยาลย

DOF

Industry

Academic

Genetic Improve

ment

UNIVERSITY DOF

SEED COMPANY

Quarantine NucleusBreeding

Academics

DoF

Industry

DoF

ShrimpFeed

Academic

FARMERS

Industry

BroodstockDomestication

Breeding

Academic

D ofF

Industry

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Shrimp cluster

Shrimp Cluster

ViralDiagnosticTechnology

17

Broodstock Domestication of Black Tiger Shrimp (Specific Pathogen Free)

Male(ave) 115 gram Length 22 cm

18

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Broodstock domestication of black tiger shrimp

The average eggs produced 40000-480000 broodstock with about

32 survival rate

Over 5 millions have been produced to farmers and 10 million are in nursery

19

Business Development for Shrimp

Viral Diagnostic Kits

Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit under BIOTEC

bull manufacture and market

test kits for shrimp diseases

Licensing to Farming Intelligene Technology Corporation Taiwan

Distributor in Philippines

Continental Pacific Agritrade Co

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

17

Broodstock Domestication of Black Tiger Shrimp (Specific Pathogen Free)

Male(ave) 115 gram Length 22 cm

18

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Broodstock domestication of black tiger shrimp

The average eggs produced 40000-480000 broodstock with about

32 survival rate

Over 5 millions have been produced to farmers and 10 million are in nursery

19

Business Development for Shrimp

Viral Diagnostic Kits

Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit under BIOTEC

bull manufacture and market

test kits for shrimp diseases

Licensing to Farming Intelligene Technology Corporation Taiwan

Distributor in Philippines

Continental Pacific Agritrade Co

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

18

Cluster Overview Thailand Black Tiger Shrimp Cluster

HATCHERY amp

NURSERY

BROODSTOCK

EXPORTER

PROCESSOR

GROWOUT PONDS

(FARMING)

Broodstock domestication of black tiger shrimp

The average eggs produced 40000-480000 broodstock with about

32 survival rate

Over 5 millions have been produced to farmers and 10 million are in nursery

19

Business Development for Shrimp

Viral Diagnostic Kits

Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit under BIOTEC

bull manufacture and market

test kits for shrimp diseases

Licensing to Farming Intelligene Technology Corporation Taiwan

Distributor in Philippines

Continental Pacific Agritrade Co

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

19

Business Development for Shrimp

Viral Diagnostic Kits

Shrimp Biotechnology Business Unit under BIOTEC

bull manufacture and market

test kits for shrimp diseases

Licensing to Farming Intelligene Technology Corporation Taiwan

Distributor in Philippines

Continental Pacific Agritrade Co

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

20

SHRIMP Evaluation

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

21บรษท

เมลดพนธ

พฒนาเทคโนโลย

เคลอบเมลด ampสารพอกเมลดจากธรรมชาต มหา

วทยาลย

DOA

SEEDCOMPANY

UNIVERSITY Plant

Improvement

UNIVERSITY DOA

SEED COMPANY

GermplasmCollection

management

SEEDPRODUCTION

NETWORK

agritonic

MTEC

plasticcompany

farmers

DOA

Tech Transfernetwork

UNIVERSITIES

FARMERS

SEEDCOMPANY

Seed Certification

diagnosis

มหาวทยาลย

กรมวชาการเกษตร

บรษทชดตรวจ

NSTDADept of

AgriDOA

Association

Association

Universities

association

Seed cluster

Seed Cluster From $50M to $100 M export value within 3 yrs (local market gt$7000 M)

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

22

Germplasm Collectionevaluation

Government support coordination networking sharing

crop Germplasm bank No accession

cornbull field cornbull sweet cornbull waxy corn

Kasetsart UniversityKonkhen UniversityKonkhen University

100010723945

Chilly TVRC Kasetsart UKonkhen U (hot chilly)

1134380

Tomato Konkhen University 163Cucumber Rajamonkol Lampang

U619

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

23

MAS for disease resistance tomato bacterial wilt nematode fusarium race 2 TMV powdery mildew late blight (BC6F2)

Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding

Breeding lines (population inbred etc) markers

Breeding lines to 3 companies7 companies for multi-location

testing (research station and farmer field)

MAS for chilly resistance to anthracnose (F4)

lsquoSusceptiblersquoCapsicum annuum L

cv Bangchang

lsquoResistantrsquo Capsicum chinense

f4 will be released

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

24

Tospovirus

Tospovirus infected plant in Thailand

Geminivirus infected plant in Thailand

Monoclonal Antibody for Plant Pathogens

Seed export Screening for resistance lines

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

25

10B2

Inoculated-squash

Healthy squash

Dilution of plant sap

Reactivity of sap extracts of bacterial fruit blotch inoculated plants and healthy plants detected by MAb using PTA-ELISA and dot blot analysis

2809

PTA-ELISA(A405 )

0181

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

26

Diagnostic kits for white leaf disease

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

27

Production of rice seed (RD 6 resistant to blast ) by farmers in NE

RD 6

Resistant RD6 RD 6

RD 6 resistant to blast

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

28

Seed production in controlled environment

bull plastic to reduce UV light control wavelength collaborate with

Quality 2000 to produce plastic for demonstration

bull collaborate with seed company Sakata Seminis Vegetable Seeds

to produce tomato seed in green house

bull collaborate with Royal project to grow pepper tomato and melon

(quality improvement pigment size more crops)

โรงเรอนผลตมะเขอเทศ

มลนธโครงการหลวง หนองหอย

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

29

7 December 2006 at Kasetsart University

102 people private 65 (37 companies) public 10 units

Released to 29 companies

Field Day to release male sterile chilly

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

30

From laboratory to farmer field

Intra-station yield trial research organizationuniversityrice research stations

Multi-location tests in collaboration with rice research stations

Seed productiondistribution

(co-operation community farmer association Agriculture and Co-op Bank)

On farm trial farmer participation

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

31

Kitchen of the World Energy Security

Quality of Life

Sufficiency Economy

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

Regional

THANK YOU

• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
• Slide Number 2
• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
• Slide Number 6
• Slide Number 7
• Slide Number 8
• Slide Number 9
• Slide Number 10
• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
• Slide Number 13
• Slide Number 15
• Slide Number 16
• Slide Number 17
• Slide Number 18
• Slide Number 19
• Slide Number 20
• Slide Number 21
• Slide Number 22
• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
• Slide Number 24
• Slide Number 25
• Slide Number 26
• Slide Number 27
• Slide Number 28
• Slide Number 29
• Slide Number 30
• Slide Number 31
• Slide Number 32

32

Min Industry

Commerce

Energy

Science and Technology

Agriculture

National

International

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• Enhancing Competitiveness in Agri-Food Products through Cluster Development and Value Adding Innovation
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• Biotechnology Challenges to Thailand
• NSTDA Organization
• Mission
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• Economic Loss from the outbreak of shrimp virus (WSSV)
• Competitiveness of Thai Shrimp Industry
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• Crop improvement by molecularconventional breeding
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