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White-feathered broiler farming technology and prospects: Building a win-win industry development chain
"It's not just about me doing well; everyone has to do well together for the white-feathered broiler industry to develop sustainably!" Eleven years ago, Huang Shengyu returned to his hometown of Lucao, Chiayi to take over the family business, but faced an industry bottleneck, so he decided to gradually innovate his thinking and put it into practice at his own livestock farm.
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Taiwan's fishery and aquaculture development welcomes new prospects, but the technical threshold for fish farming remains to be overcome
Taiwan entered an aging society in ROC year 105, and with the compounding effect of a declining birth rate, the problem of insufficient agricultural labor has become imminent. Therefore, in ROC year 106 the Council of Agriculture actively promoted Smart Agriculture 4.0, hoping that through innovations in wireless communication and sensors, farmers could be helped
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Fishery development: cage-net aquaculture feeds without waste, and underwater monitoring systems can prevent fish escapes
The Fisheries Research Institute's yellowfin tuna farming project has temporarily come to a close. Although there were results, operators are still watching and waiting. The reality is harsh: the problem faced is the market, because the price of yellowfin tuna is not high enough. Before consumer impressions of yellowfin tuna can be turned around, operators' willingness to farm it is low.
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NPUST Establishes Agriculture and Forestry By-Product Development Center to Turn Woody Waste into Biochar
National Pingtung University of Science and Technology (NPUST) established the "Agriculture and Forestry By-Product Circular Utilization and Value-Added Development Center" this year, hoping to develop woody agricultural waste into various biomass pellets or biochar pellets for use as fertilizer, soil amendments, activated carbon and more, in order to solve the agricultural waste problem.
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New developments in Taiwan's mushroom industry: Agricultural Research Institute develops an electrical energy sensing system to monitor electricity use in mushroom cultivation
Taiwan's mushroom industry has an annual output value of over ten billion, but crops including king oyster mushrooms and enoki mushrooms require environment-controlled cultivation, and therefore consume a great deal of electricity. To help the mushroom industry use electricity reasonably, the Agricultural Research Institute carried out the "Evaluation of Energy Saving in Mushroom Cultivation Sites Using an Electrical Energy Sensing System and Provision of Abnormal Warning
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Livestock Research Institute develops locally flavored goat milk Gouda cheese to find a way forward for domestic goat milk
Many people dare not drink goat milk, thinking it has a peculiar taste, but more and more people are drinking fresh cow milk. In comparison, the goat milk industry seems to have encountered difficulties. The Livestock Research Institute of the Council of Agriculture is trying to help goat milk find processing methods that increase added value and solve the problem of surplus milk
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Tea Research and Extension Station develops an extraction device: every drop is pouchong tea aroma dew
The magic of capturing tea aroma! The Tea Research and Extension Station develops an extraction device, and rich pouchong tea aroma drips into tea aroma dew
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Nantou's Hongxiang Hot Spring Development Awaits Local Support
Besides the well-known hot spring destinations in Nantou County such as Dongpu Hot Spring in Xinyi Township and Lushan Hot Spring in Ren'ai Township, the Hongxiang Tribe in Lixing Village, Ren'ai Township, is also a popular spot for visitors to soak in the springs. To develop local tourism, the Nantou County Government has allocated a budget of 20 million yuan, planning...
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Dairy Cattle Farming Has a Promising Future: Reasons for Increased Milk Yield and Handling Milk from Sick Cows
Dairy cattle are great partners for dairy farmers to make money, and whether they live comfortably on the farm is tied to their health. Wu Jinlong, Secretary-General of the Dairy Farmers Association, said that sick cows affect dairy farmers' income, and once milk from a sick cow is mixed with other milk, the entire batch of raw milk is ruined
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New Trends, Prospects and Difficulties in the Development of Shellfish Aquaculture
Nowadays, we are paying more and more attention to the development of agriculture, and among it, the farming of seafood is also relatively important. So do you know how the prospects for shellfish farming look? What kinds of difficulties arise in farming? People in Taiwan, China love eating shellfish, and each year, besides eating more than 80,000 metric tons of domestic
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