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Oct.30,2018

Smart Use of Fertilizers for Environmentally Friendly Agriculture

Oct.02,2018

International Workshop on Fostering Increased Engagement and Capacitating the Youth on Agri-Entrepreneurship

Sep.12,2018

Soil and Plant Tissue Analysis: Testing Methods, QA/QC, Data Interpretation and Application

Jul.24,2018

THE 24th MEETING OF THE FFTC TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TAC)

Jul.13,2018

Dragon Fruit Regional Network Initiation Workshop

Jun.19,2018

Quality Assurance and ISTA Accreditation for Beginners

Jun.05,2018

International Seminar on Promoting Rice Farmers’ Market through Value-adding Activities

Nov.09,2017

Boar Semen Application for Pork Quality Improvement

Oct.02,2017

Seminar on Enhancing Farm Management Efficiency by ICT for Young Farmers

Sep.18,2017

Enhancing Agricultural Cooperatives’ Roles in Response to Changes in Food Consumption Trends

PUBLICATIONS

Newsletters

Newsletter 207: Center drafts Strategic Action Plan for 2021-2024

After nine months of preparation, a draft of the new four-year FFTC strategic action plan focusing on holding workshops and seminars is already finished. The 30-page document, which is a guide to how the Center will conceptualize and organize most of its activities in the next four years, is now ready to be presented in the upcoming FFTC-TAC meeting in July.

Newsletters

Newsletter 206: 2019 ends with FFTC’s 104 th Executive Board Meeting

The FFTC management ended the year by reporting to the members of its Executive Board, the highest governing body of the Center, its string of accomplishments for 2019 and its list of projects and activities for 2020.

Newsletters

Newsletter 205: Capturing the Satoyama spirit

The Satoyama spirit, in which mountain villagers live in harmony with Nature, is very much alive in Taiwan. A recent symposium held in Hualien, Taiwan, gathered 14 speakers from seven countries who shared their knowledge and experiences in what is called the Satoyama Initiative.