ACHIEVEMENTS TO DEVELOP THE POTENTIAL FOR THE PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS BASED ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE SOUTHERN BORDER REGION
Keywords:
potential of production and processing, livestock products, southern border regionAbstract
The purpose of this research is to evaluate the achievement of developing potential in the production and processing of livestock products with science and technology in the southern border region. It is mixed-methods research. The population used in this research is three group of stakeholders consisting of farmers or entrepreneurs in the three southern border provinces, consisting of Yala Province, Narathiwat Province, and Pattani Province. There were 1,305 people participating in the performance, service providers 5 people and 30 customers, using the CIPP model as an evaluation framework and relying on open-ended and closed-ended questionnaires. A structured interview was included as a tool for data collection and analysis, with descriptive statistics and contextual description. The results of the study found that achievements in developing potential in the production and processing of livestock products based on science and technology in the southern border region. The overall score was at a good level, with an average score of 4.22. The scores for each aspect were classified as follows: In terms of the context factors, the evaluation results were at a good level, with an average score of 4.24. In terms of input factors, the evaluation results were at a good level, with a score level of 4.16. As a process aspect, the evaluation results were at a good level, with an average score level of 4.04. In terms of products that occur, the evaluation results were at a good level, with an average score level of 4.44.
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