Taiwan's agricultural machinery output value reaches ten billion, with its complete farming model exported to Southeast Asia at high cost-effectiveness

Taiwan's agricultural machinery consists mainly of small and medium-sized machines, and their cost is relatively cheaper than in other countries, generating an annual output value of ten billion yuan, of which exports account for 60 percent, mainly to Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia and others. Lin Tsung-hsien, head of the Council of Agriculture, said that the advantage of Taiwan's agricultural machinery is its particularly high CP value, which attracts both domestic and foreign buyers. In the future, when exporting agricultural machinery, Taiwan will also share the foundations of agricultural development with those countries, creating a mutually beneficial and win-win trade cooperation model.

Weng Chen-hsin, chief secretary of the Agriculture and Food Agency of the Council of Agriculture, said, "We are not just selling machinery; we are selling a complete model." Weng explained that tomatoes, watermelons, cauliflower and others are all Taiwan's strengths. Take small tomatoes as an example: the excellent varieties developed through crossbreeding domestically cannot simply be bought abroad and grown from seed. "They have to come back to us every time to buy, so the business can keep going." From varieties, tomato seedling grafting machines, greenhouses and more, a complete model is sold for export.