Abstract
Abstract: In the discussion of so-called "Six Primary Industry", the actor beginning with the farmer is assumed to be the agents of agricultural processing. In some cases, however, they do not have the know-how of it. In this report, therefore, looks at the commercialization of agricultural processing by public subsidy through job creating, and review the status of agents. In this case, because the project aimed to create jobs, there was diversity among the agents. Cooperation between the agents has not been developed. Their common challenge was lack of business know-how and market development. Public support will be required.