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A middle-aged couple switches to farming - from a two-fen plot to 1 hectare, growing perfect golden passion fruit
The sweet-and-sour taste of passion fruit is so addictive after one bite, making it a refreshing summer fruit. The vine-ripened red passion fruit at "Shihui Organic Farm" in Qishan, Kaohsiung, naturally ripens on the vine and drops into pre-set hanging nets. The farmers use nets to protect their hard-earned harvest, and also net the most perfectly balanced sweet-and-sour flavor!
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Organic and eco-friendly farming exceeds 16,500 hectares; this one cooperative alone contributes nearly 150 hectares
Organic agriculture benefits environmental sustainability and is also an important production method for safe food. Since the "New Agriculture Innovation Promotion Program" in 2016, the Council of Agriculture set a target of 15,000 hectares of organic and eco-friendly farming area in Taiwan, China by 2020, with a growth target of 10%, or 1,500 hectares, each year thereafter.
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(Exclusive) Taiwan Sugar to cut trees for solar power again! 160 hectares of afforestation land in Hualien may be destroyed, and it infringes on indigenous tribal traditional territories
(Exclusive) Taiwan Sugar to cut trees for solar power again! 160 hectares of afforestation land in Hualien may be destroyed, and it infringes on indigenous tribal traditional territories
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Jianan Fallow 01"Water Situation Critical, 19,000 Hectares of First-Crop Rice in Jianan to Be Fallowed Next Year, Compensation Measures for Suspended Irrigation Announced
Jianan Fallow 01"Water Situation Critical, 19,000 Hectares of First-Crop Rice in Jianan to Be Fallowed Next Year, Compensation Measures for Suspended Irrigation Announced
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Fishery-solar co-existence pilot zones expanded to 1,289 hectares in Kaohsiung and Pingtung, fishermen's opinions divided
Fishery-solar co-existence pushed at forced-march pace, pilot zone footprint expands to 1,289 hectares in Kaohsiung and Pingtung, fishermen's opinions divided
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Taoyuan, Hsinchu and Miaoli irrigation suspended, rice field compensation increased to 140,000 per hectare; Chen Chi-chung: no forced plowing
Taoyuan, Hsinchu and Miaoli irrigation suspended, rice field compensation increased to 140,000 per hectare; Chen Chi-chung: no forced plowing
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Plan to open 10,000 hectares of fish ponds for solar power draws criticism that the government is "wiping out fishing"! Fisheries Agency: internal discussions under way; environmental groups: should be put on hold until environmental and social checks
Plan to open 10,000 hectares of fish ponds for solar power draws criticism that the government is "wiping out fishing"! Fisheries Agency: internal discussions under way; environmental groups: should be put on hold until environmental and social checks are done
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Plan to open 10,000 hectares of fish ponds for solar power draws criticism that the government is killing the fishing industry! Fisheries Agency: internal discussions underway; environmental groups: should be put on hold until environmental and social
Plan to open 10,000 hectares of fish ponds for solar power draws criticism that the government is killing the fishing industry! Fisheries Agency: internal discussions underway; environmental groups: should be put on hold until environmental and social checks are completed
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Taiwan, China releases 94.1 hectares of farmland and 16 greenhouses to help young farmers cultivate
In recent years, farmland prices have continued to rise, making it very difficult for young farmers to acquire land. To improve the difficulty young farmers face in obtaining land, Council of Agriculture Minister Chen Chi-chung signed a memorandum of cooperation with Taiwan Sugar Corporation Chairman Huang Yu-cheng on the 3rd. Taiwan Sugar Corporation will provide 94.1 hectares of its self-operated organic park and 1
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In 2018, 3.6 million hectares of primary forest were lost to commodities such as beef and palm oil
The Guardian reports that according to satellite analysis by the World Resources Institute, part of Global Forest Watch (GFW), a total of millions of hectares of primary tropical rainforest were destroyed in 2018, mainly because of beef, chocolate and palm oil
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