From the royal idea of King Bhumipol that aims poor farmers to obtaining their own lands for livings in the form of agricultural cooperative villages. Since the starting in 1977, members of the project can be transferred their right to their families.

1. To support the cooperatives business to be more effective and efficient.
2. To develop the potential of farmers who participate in the program.
3. To enhance members in doing occupations, altogether solving problems under the guideline of cooperatives.

Operating Areas
The project has run in 4 agricultural cooperatives, total of 11 houses consisted of:

1. Phetchaburi - 3 locations
   1.1 Hoop-Kra-Phong cooperative: 1 houses (5,000 birds)
   1.2 Don-Kun-Huay cooperative: 2 houses (5,000 birds each)
   1.3 Grad-Luang cooperative: 1 houses (5,000 birds)
2. Chiang Mai - 1 location
   2.1 Sun-Kam-Paeng cooperative (7 houses)
   
   • Moo 1 cooperative: 4 houses (5,130 birds each)
   • Moo 3 cooperative: 3 houses (5,200 birds each)