Noppanun Nankongnab

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3. Results The conventional farmers were more commonly male (74.2%) than female (25.8%), while the organic farmers showed a similar percentage of males (51.3%) and females (48.7%) (Table 1). The average age and education level of the organic farmers was significantly higher than those of the conventional farmers. The organic farmers were significantly more likely to have a normal BMI and second jobs than the conventional farmers.