Young Thai woman moves to countryside to start farming

Young Thai woman moves to countryside to start farming

SURIN, Thailand - A young Thai woman (L) plants rice in Surin, northeastern Thailand, in July 2014. The woman, who grew up in Bangkok, is one of a number of young Thai people who have moved to the countryside from urban districts to engage in farming.

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