Longong from Jitniyom Garden1st Generation
Back to the past for 70 years ago, Mr. Jinda Udomsin, the Chinese sailed across the sea to settle in Srimahapho, Prachinburi. In that time, the land was jungle, rough terrian and difficult to travel. As the plant lover, Mr. Jinda planned to grow a fruit garden and he was farsighted, he knew where futile soil which should grow the plants was and he chose the land in Srimahapho because this area was Prachinburi river basin where the river flow from Khao-Yai and there was ground water in area. Those properties made Mr. Jinda bought 25 Rai(10,000 square meters) land. He was the first who cleared the jungle and loosen the soil for planting. Since there, Mr. Jinda became an agriculture and raised his children:
1. Mr. Somporn Udomsin, graduated in Mattayomsuksa 8.
2. Mr. Somrak Udomsin, Bachelor Degree in Civil Engineering from Chulalongkorn University.
3. Mrs. Duangrudee (Udomsin) Thandee, Bachelor Degree in Business Administration from Kasetsart University, Master Degree in Business Administration College from England.
Mr. Somporn and Mrs. Rungarun Udomsin2nd Generation
After graduation, Mr. Somporn Udomsin helped Mr.Jinda in planting to afford his siblings’ tuition fee. He inherited the garden business from his father and married Mrs. Rungarun Udomsin. The couple expanded the land from 25 Rai(10,000 square meters) to 100 Rai(40,000 square meters). Even if they encounter the obstacles; down-to-earth equipments, cost in hiring laborers to dig up the canal and low selling price, but they successfully made it through and supported their children:
1. Mr. Khengsak Udomsin, Bachelor Degree in Civil Engineering from King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi.
2. Miss Dujdao Udomsin, Bachelor Degree in Computer Science from George Mason University, USA.
3rd Generation
30 years of agriculturalist, Mr. Somporn Udomsin retired after his children graduated and had their career. Mr. Khengsak saw that this job is his ancestral beginning step, so he resigned from his engineer career and backed to run the garden business.
As Mr. Khengsak was born in the garden, he found it wasn’t difficult to adapt him to the natural garden that really differed from the civilized city. When he backed as agriculturalist, he was shown in several of agricultural fairs; Natural Agricultural Fair held in Kasetsart University and elsewhere to become well-known among the other groups of agriculturalists and he earned positive feedback.
With his skills in service minded suggestibility toward the customers. They weren’t got only plants, but also the knowledge in planting from Mr. Khengsak.
Mr. Khengsak also invented the fruits packaging for Marian Plum and it became best seller of Jitniyom Garden.
"Udomsin" Marian PlumBy developed Marian Plum, it became bigger and aimed to reach the standard of 10 pieces per kilograms and tasted great. He finally received the award in Nakornnayok Marian Plum Contest 2002 at 7 pieces per kilograms.
Interview by "Suankaset" magazine released March 2001
Furthermore, we are supported by government to be travel spot, community and youth development center, train agricultural student and agricultural technology training center lectured by Mr. Khengsak Udomsin.
Boardcast on Channel 7 News in Agricultural News
Interested and visited by the other agricultural groups such as, Gaolaew Agricultural Group, Three Southern Border Provinces Agricultural Leader Group and Nhongjok Agricultural Producer Students Group.
Not only been the host lecturer, Mr. Khengsak also invited to lecture agricultural topics in many provinces
Nhongjok Agricultural Producer Students Group
Agricultural Leaders from each province at lecture
