Development of Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) Data Recording and Reporting System via LINE Application: a case study of Nong Khieo Royal Project

In the past, farmers in the Royal Projects had to record information in paper GAP forms. The Royal Project officials were unable to inspect the cultivation process. diseases in farmer's field or quickly search for historical data Develop a line application to chat with users to get information on growing crops according to GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) standards, such as planting methods, planting materials, water sources, watering and chemical use, etc., to be stored in the database. In which farmers and farmer advisors (plant doctors) can access such information and can communicate with farmers through the LINE application. In addition, the plant doctor can use the software system through a web application developed to examine GAP data and generate reports in traditional forms or Excel files that match current usage. This developed system allows farmers to record planting information conveniently. And help officials check the planting information backward.