活動 | FFTC亞洲太平洋地區糧食與肥料技術中心

Food and Fertilizer Technology Center - ACTIVITIES

2020.12.01

Agricultural Policy Forum- Sustainable Agri-Food Systems Under and Beyond COVID-19

2020.11.05

The practice and benefits of circular agriculture in waste reducing and recycling

2020.10.29

Smart food value chain – the solution to Asia’s food distribution

2020.09.29

Crop resilience for adaptation to climate change: rice

2020.09.22

2020 Dragon Fruit Workshop and Steering Committee Meeting - Dragon Fruit Value Chain for Global Market

2020.09.18

Applicable solutions against rice blast in Asia

2020.07.21

The 25th Meeting of FFTC Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)

2019.10.29

International Symposium on Developing Innovation Strategies in the Era of Data-driven Agriculture

2019.10.24

International Symposium on Current trends and perspectives of IoT /AI technologies in livestock industry

2019.10.01

Ecosystem approach to fisheries management

FFTC 2021年計畫行事曆

出版物

Newsletters

Newsletter 211: A bigger and better AP Platform in 2021

FFTC’s Asia-Pacific Information Platform on Agricultural Policy (AP-Platform) intends to promote and expand its reach worldwide and will soon launch an E-Journal with the aim of becoming an authoritative SSCI Journal on Asian-Pacific agricultural policy analysis and strategic development in the fields of global agricultural research.

Newsletters

Newsletter 210: Circular agriculture experts meet

Experts who attended the recently concluded international symposium on circular agriculture talked about agri food loss, wastes, and innovative technologies for the reuse, recycling and value addition of agricultural wastes and residuals.

Books

Implementing the Satoyama Initiative for the Benefit of Biodiversity and Human Well-Being

The Center has recently added to its publication list the book entitled “Implementing the Satoyama Initiative for the Benefit of Biodiversity and Human Well-Being,” edited by former FFTC Director Dr. Kuo-Ching Lin and Dr. Kuang-Chung Lee, Associate Professor, National Dong Hwa University. The Satoyama book is a joint project of FFTC and the Hualien District Agricultural Research and Extension Station and Forestry Bureau of the Council of Agriculture (COA), Taiwan, together with the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute, COA, and the International Partnership of Satoyama Initiative (IPSI). The 269-page book encapsulates the articles written by experts from different countries who shared their knowledge and experiences on topics like conserving biodiversity, economic forest plantation, community conserved areas, environmentally friendly agricultural technologies, ecological engineering, etc.