Faculty of Engineering, Maejo University, piloting “Reduce Burning, Reduce Smoke, Fertilizer Powder on the Mountain” highlighting the innovation of compost, not turning over the pile. Manage animal feed corn scraps left over from harvesting in high areas, reduce burning, and reduce PM2.5 dust.

Faculty of Engineering and Agricultural Industry Maejo University, led by Professor Dr. Saenwasan Yodkham, Deputy Dean for Student Development and Special Affairs, and Assistant Professor Dr. Chanawat Nitatwichit. Lecturer in the Faculty of Engineering and Agro-Industry Together with the Bo Kaeo Lua Chu Ni Community Enterprise Group, Bo Kaeo Subdistrict, Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province, they have implemented a project “reduce burning, reduce smoke, fertilizer powder on the mountain” by piloting the purchase of corn scraps to feed animals in the area. The price is 1 baht per kilogram, amounting to more than 40,000 kilograms (40 tons) to be used to make organic fertilizer to reduce burning. Using the method of composting organic fertilizer without turning the pile. Maejo Engineering Method 1, which is an innovative knowledge of teachers Faculty of Engineering and Agricultural Industry Maejo University To be a model area for reducing the problem of burning agricultural waste materials. Reduce the problem of small dust particles in the air (PM2.5) that affects health and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from incineration that contribute to global warming

It is also to encourage the community to produce quality organic fertilizer for use in the area. To reduce production costs and can expand commercial sales to generate income for enterprise groups This is considered to solve the problem of incineration from the beginning. and creating value from leftover materials According to the economic development model for sustainability in Thailand (BCG Model)