Maejo University Organized a project to promote vegetable cultivation throughout Thailand to fight against the COVID-19 threat and joined forces with all sectors to prepare 485,000 sets of vegetable seeds and deliver them to people in 77 provinces all over Thailand. The project was honored by the Governor of Chiang Mai Province and representatives from many government sectors attended the ceremony on Friday of May 8, 2020, at Phae Phut Building of Maejo University in Chiang Mai Province.
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