Nakhon Ratchasima, Interesting career: Non-Thai lobster. Raised mixed in a clay pond. Get firm, sweet, delicious shrimp with a good price and good income. Non Thai District farmers Try raising freshwater lobsters in a clay pond. Successful Shrimp can multiply and grow well with other aquatic animals. until it is a good source of food for the family Shrimp has firm flesh and a sweet, delicious flavor. and also sell to generate additional income as well Mr. Thawatchai Khemsanthia or Tum, 50 years old, lives at Ban Makluea, Village No. 3, Makha Subdistrict, Non Thai District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, who has experimented with raising freshwater lobsters in a mixed pond. Revealed that he was previously the Deputy Mayor of Makha Subdistrict Administrative Organization. Becoming a farmer Using an area of ??16 rai, they grow vegetables in the kitchen garden and use mixed farming according to the theory of sufficiency economy. It took about 4 years of study, trial and error, dividing the area to grow vegetables . and dug ponds to raise shrimp, shellfish, crabs, and fish See the achievable sustainability of the Sufficiency Economy Theory So take action seriously. Currently, there are agricultural products that are satisfactory and proud. We eat every day and sell every day. The family is full and happy. Later, he tried doing many more things. including bringing freshwater lobsters or red claw shrimp Raised and released in a clay pond. The pond is a mix of shrimp, snails, crabs and various types of fish. From experiments raising freshwater lobsters for 2-3 years, it appears that the results are satisfactory. Because you don't have to fatten or nourish a lot of food. Invest in buying the breed just once for 2,000 baht, then release it in the waterways and ponds within the farm. Shrimp can reproduce in large numbers. It is resistant to weather conditions in Non Thai District, which is a saline soil area. It can also be raised and mixed with other aquatic animals such as periwinkle and various types of fish as well. Ra ised free in nature, sometimes fed with rice scraps and banana plants. No need to use any food at all. Raising period 4-6. per month can be caught and sold for 300 baht per kilogram. Source: Thai News Agency