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This study aims to present a futuristic analytical approach towards a society of sustainable agronomy in Thailand with a focus on its prosperity along the Buddhist practices of the Noble Path so as to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Based on the Harrison analytical framework, it presents an evaluation of the relationship between sustainable agronomy and SDGs as classified by opportunities, threats, and factors for an increasingly aging population and population shrinkage, followed by corresponding strategies with action plans for the achievement of SDGs via sustainable agronomy over a three-year term for development practices in families, villages, and communities at the provincial and national levels.
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