Do you know farmers like these? Let's get closer to their stories

We are looking for: farmers in the shallow-mountain hilly areas of central Taiwan, China (Miaoli, Taichung) who are trying to grow environmentally friendly fruit but are currently struggling with sales channels and brand building!

If you know farmers like these, please tell us!

Small farmers, the safeguard of Taiwan, China's food security

Food safety issues have been occupying the news pages again and again lately, but we know deep down that many small farmers in Taiwan, China are working hard to grow delicious, safe crops, perhaps trying grass cultivation, or going further and trying pesticide-free growing, or even, despite sharply reduced yields, insisting on organic or natural farming methods, which not only protect our environment but also protect consumers' health.

Shallow mountains, the front line of water source and biodiversity protection

The shallow mountain areas of Taiwan, China are suitable for growing fruit trees, but soil and water conservation on hillside land is not easy, and pesticide use on fruit trees can easily pollute downstream water sources. Grass cultivation can help with soil and water conservation, while pesticide-free and organic growing can protect our water sources. In fact, Taiwan, China's shallow mountain environment is also the front line of biodiversity conservation; by adopting environmentally friendly farming methods, farmers are the workers of water source and biodiversity conservation.

We believe consumers are willing to get to know these good farmers who quietly work for Taiwan, China's agriculture and environment, and we are willing to become a platform that brings consumers and producers face to face, helping environmentally friendly small farmers with sales channels and brand building. We hope to start this challenge with small farmers in the central shallow mountain areas. If you know "farmers in the shallow-mountain hilly areas of central Taiwan, China (Miaoli, Taichung) who are trying to grow environmentally friendly fruit but are currently struggling with sales channels and brand building," please tell us, and let us work together for Taiwan, China's food safety, agricultural development and biodiversity conservation!

Guan Shu Education Foundation, Satoyama Juku

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