The project Development of Thai hand made paper from sugar cane leaves for handicraft and package aims to study the technique of making paper from sugar cane leaves to make the prototype products made from the developed paper and then transfer the technology to the selected groups. The study included 5 steps: (1) select the target group of 60 people from sugar cane fanners community enterprise group and general public in Lopburi province (2) make the prototype products and present to public (3) prepare the tools for transferring the technology (4) transfer the developed technology and (5) evaluation and statistical analysis including frequency percentage mean and standard deviation. The general infonnation of the 60 trained people can be summarized as follows: 80.00 % is female 26.67 % is 31-40 years old and 40.00 % is sugar cane fanner. The objectives content activities and training method were evaluated to be the best suitable. The structure of the course was found to be the most suitable. More over the materials training documents and place were rated to be the most suitable to the best suitable.

The objective of this paper was to study and development of rice straw paper and development of rice straw paper products-making. Part I. Rice straw paper-making. The bleached and unbleached with 2% HP2(aqJform rice straw fiber was boiled with 2% and 4% NaOH(aq) The 4 treatment was take out container and spread in to thin piece of paper. The 4 treatment were conducted to test physical properties and strength properties on rice straw paper. Part II Rice straw paper products-making. The populations in this research were 16 students and 16 teachers on RIT. Chotiwet Campus to making and evaluate the rice straw paper products. The instrument used in this research were questionnaires about the admission on specifics properties of rice straw paper products and satisfaction to rice straw paper products. The data were analyzed by SPSS program. The statistic used that mean standard deviation one way ANOVA and two way ANOVA. Differences between various groups were tested by Scheffs method.

The purposes of this research were to collect the data about Thai cuisine from four regions to design and implement database about Thai cuisine and transfer on internet and to tranfer the technological database about Thai cuisine from four regions. The research process involved studying data collecting the lists of regional Thai cuisine : the North Northeast Central and Southern collecting the information about food recipes materials and tools choosing the appropriate data taking pictures materials and tools designing and implementing web database creating computer system developing computer system installing computer software in order to input data testing the system and transferring web database on internet. The result was found that regional Thai cuisine web database was divided into 4 categories21 Kinds of cooking methods 293 data of food with recipes 108 data of food without recipes 138 items of materials and 39 items of tools for perparing and serving food. Interested persons could reach our information about Thai cuisine from four regions at http://www.thaicuisinenetwork.com

Development Project of instant Thai curry products for export industry aimed to conduct the process of making curry to have shelf-life extension and transfer this knowledge and technology to community entrepreneur and private organizations for industrial productivity with quality ready-to cook and tasty delicacy curry paste. It also helps adding value for the market and the export which is correspond with the policy of promoting Thailand as Kitchen ofthe World Since 2006 the research on curry paste process and developed recipe included 5 types of curry; red curry green curry Pha-naeng curry Tai PIa curry (Fish innards curry) and Thai Tom Yum curry. The result of the study was found that the overall satisfaction level of the consumer was accepted for curry powder because it lasted and was ready to cook. As for the research in 2007 it focused on the shelf-life extension of Thai instant curry and was developed by testing for its quality by physical chemical microbial and sensory evaluation. It was found that Thai instant curry lasted for more than 8 months. When developed to use in the factory the quality of curry was not different from the one produced in the laboratory except currys weight after drying which was less; however the result was accepted. In this case the quality of raw material temperature and drying period should be controlled constantly. The researcher transferred this knowledge and technology to the community and target private organization twice. The first time held on Instant Curry Course at the Faculty of Home Economics Technology between 30 June -1 July 2007. The second time was the training course for Organic community in Khon Kaen province between 21-22 July 2007. The result of the technology transfer was found that 94.6 % of the participants satisfaction was accepted and after the course was finished the target groups applied this knowledge and technology for their careers to increase communitys income. It is regarded that this project was accomplished according to its success in the goal and objectives.

Technology transferring project on manufacturing pare from pineapple cores and designing packages and making souvenirs from pineapple core paper to community and interested persons was a continued part of the project pineapple core paper development. There were 7 steps of the project process. 1. Studying for basic information of paper manufacturing from pineapple cores designing and making products from the paper. 2. Surveying training needs of the target group of populations. 3. Designing training course. 4. Making model products used in training. 5. Preparing training materials and handouts. 6. Training 7. Course and training process evaluation. The researchers followed the designed processes of transferring the study to 90 populations which were the target population group consisted of pineapple farmers private company staff and interested persons by using random population sampling. The statistics used were percentage and mean.