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1. Manuscript Preparation Guidelines
Title: Include both Thai and English titles, along with short titles in both Thai and English to be used as running heads.

2.Author Name(s): State the full name(s) of the author(s) in both Thai and English.

3.Author Affiliation(s): State the name of the organization, province, and postal code in both Thai and English.

4.Abstract: Provide abstracts in both Thai and English, with a maximum length of 300 words, and include up to 5 keywords in both Thai and English.

5.Introduction: Present the significance and background of the research, a review of related literature, and the research objectives.

6.Materials and Methods: Describe the study methods step-by-step, explain the experimental units and experimental design, provide statistical equations with explanations, and specify the location of the experiment or the place where samples and data were collected.

7.Results and Discussion: Present the results and discussion of the experiment. Figures and tables must be in English only. Reference the figures and tables sequentially in the text using the words "Figure" and "Table".

8.Acknowledgments: Optional. Write concisely in a single paragraph, specifying research funding sources, as well as individuals and organizations that provided assistance or contributed to the research.

9.References: List all references in English. If a reference is originally in Thai, translate it into English and append the phrase "(in Thai)" at the end of the citation. Sort the references alphabetically by the last name of the first author. Authors must ensure that the number of references matches those cited in the text.

2. Guidelines for Writing References
2.1 In-Text Citation
Use the last name of the first author followed by the year, such as Keonouchanh (2002), Hanna and Riley (2014), and Pantelic et al. (2011). In the case of multiple references, arrange them chronologically from the earliest to the latest year. If the years are the same, sort them alphabetically and separate the citations with a semicolon, such as (Schukken et al., 1994; Tummaruk et al., 2001).

For the same author or group of authors, arrange the years chronologically, separated by a semicolon, such as (Serenius and Stalder, 2004; 2007). For the same author or group of authors in the same year, use lowercase letters to distinguish them and separate with a semicolon, such as (Department of Livestock Development, 2014a; 2014b).

2.2 Reference List Citation
Arrange the references alphabetically by the English last name of the first author, followed by the initials of the first and middle names (if any), or use the full name of the organization, followed by the publication year. Use the journal abbreviations as recommended by the NCBI (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/journals/). If the reference is in Thai, translate it into English and append the phrase "(in Thai)" at the end.