This is an experimental development research. The research aims to study and design the appropriate form of infant diapers. There are two types of infant diapers: The removable and washable infant diaper. Both were made of the organic cotton fabric and were used at Payathai Babies Home as purposive sampling. The purpose of research is to evaluate the design and wear clothing product from organic cotton for babies. The samples are selected by purposive sampling of 13 people and technology transfer. The purpose is to develop of the 15 farmer who plant the organic cotton at Kok-bok village Wang-sapung Lei province. Research Methodology To study the growing of organic cotton in Thailand and to selected the raw importance material resources for a development organic cotton clothing for infant diapers. For the prototype to analysis and test the quality of fiber and fabric from organic cotton then produce and Experiment with the infants. For data collection were used the questionnaires and the evaluation of technology transfer for development organic cotton clothing for babies. Then the data were analyzed by using the percentage and standard deviation. The result of research It can be summarized as follows: 1. The reason of selection organic cotton clothing for babies was the first priority in this research and taking care and convenient usage. 2. The attractive beautiful design and safety were the reasons of selection organic cotton clothing for babies. 3.The most appropriate form of design were the type No.2 (girls design) and type No.1 (boys design) respectively. 4. The most acceptable underwear design were No.1 (one-side infant diaper) and No.2(two-side infant diaper). 5. The most acceptable specification size wrer No.1(boys type) And No.2 (girls type) respectively.6. The same level of diapers pants were No.1 (one-side infant diaper) and No.2 (two-side infant diaper).

Species composition and reproductive phenology of aquatic plants in Na Haeo District. Loei Province Northeastern Thailand were conducted from October 2008 to September 2009. A total of 85 species 67 genera were identified from 37 families. Of the 85 species there were 4 species of lower plants and 81 species

This research aimed to examine knowledgeexposureusage and gratification towards alternative energy information of inhabitants in Bangkok. The data from the samples were collected by questionnaires. The findings were as follows; 1. The alternative energy internet information exposure differs significantly among the sample groups of different sex. 2.The media expusure through televisionsraduisnewspapermagazine and internet differs significantly among the sample groups of different age. 3.The media exposure through radios and newspapers differs significantly among the sample groups of different income. 4.The media exposure through televisions and interne differs significantly among the sample groups of different educational background. 5.The media exposure through televisionsradios newspapermagazine and internet differs significantly among the sample groups of different career. 6. The knowledge on GasoholNGV and Biodiesel differs significantly among the sample groups of different age. 7.The knowledge on Gasohol and Biodiesel differs significantly among the sample groups of different income. 8.The knowledge on Biodiesel differs significantly among the sample groups of different educational background. 9.The knowledge on Biodiesel differs significantly among the sample groups of different career. 10. The internet usage and gratification differs significantly among the sample groups of different internet exposure.

This research aims to study the ant repellent effects of the crude ethanolic extracts from 7 herbs; Piper nigrum Linn. Alpinia galanga (L.) Willd Ocimum basilicum L. Cymbopogon citratus Stapf Citrus aurantiifolia (Christm.) Swingle Citrus hystrix DC and Stemona collinsae Craib. Whatman filter paper was dipped with each concentration of the crude ethanolic extracts (0.625 1.25 2.5 and 5 % w/v) and placing the bait on a treated filter paper. The experiments were conducted in the natural. The numbers of weaver ants were recorded at 0 - 30 minutes. From the results the crude ethanolic extracts at 5% w/v of A. galanga was the most effective for repellent the ant (repellent rate; %R = 94.72 ± 2.39) followed with C. citratus (%R = 89.45 ± 3.85) S. collinsae (%R = 82.92 ± 4.47) and P.nigrum (%R = 81.20 ± 5.92). The repellent rates of those crude ethanolic extracts were significantly difference from distilled water which use for the negative control (P < 0.05). The crude ethanolic extract of A. galanga at concentration 5% w/v was prepared as spray cream chalk and powder. At 30 minutes of the observation the ethanolic extracts of A. galanga spray was the best ant repellent effect (%R = 100). The result from questionnaires reveals that a spray preparation was the more satisfaction for the using ant repellent products.