Suttida

Suttida, a 22-year-old cattle farmer, is single and lives with her grandfather, elder sister, and her sister’s 8-year-old child. Her grandfather works as a farmer, while her sister is employed by a local company. Suttida has been involved in cattle farming from a young age, having grown up in a farming family.

After graduating, Suttida received the family cattle farm from her grandfather as a gift, allowing her to run her own business and earn an independent income. As a young entrepreneur, Suttida dreams of expanding her farm into a thriving agricultural business that combines commercial livestock production with educational resources for other livestock farmers. On her farm, cattle are raised until they reach a specific age and weight before being sold to livestock traders.

At present, cattle prices are low, and Suttida sees this as an ideal opportunity to expand her farm by increasing her herd for breeding and future sales. However, she requires additional working capital to achieve this, so she has applied for a loan to purchase a mother cow and calf, straw bales, and materials to expand her cattle shed. By acquiring a mother cow, she aims to grow her herd while establishing a sustainable breeding programme, securing a steady supply of calves for future sale. This expansion will enable Suttida to increase her income and move closer to her goal of developing her farm into a commercial livestock enterprise.