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==History==
Agriculture has been an important sector of Taiwanese life since ages ago. In the 1980s, many farmlands were left idle due to the emigration of people from rural to urban areas and that Taiwan has began opening up itself to staple food imports. However recently, the government has introduced new policy to reactivate all of the idle lands left before to ensure food security, food self-sufficiency and to revitalize the agriculture sectors.


==Government== ==Government==

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Paddy field in Hualien County.
Shilin Farmers' Association in Taipei.

Agriculture in Taiwan is one the main industry in Taiwan. It contributes to the food security, rural development and conservation of Taiwan.

History

Agriculture has been an important sector of Taiwanese life since ages ago. In the 1980s, many farmlands were left idle due to the emigration of people from rural to urban areas and that Taiwan has began opening up itself to staple food imports. However recently, the government has introduced new policy to reactivate all of the idle lands left before to ensure food security, food self-sufficiency and to revitalize the agriculture sectors.

Government

Agriculture-related affairs in Taiwan is handled by Council of Agriculture.

Products

There are four main agricultural products in Taiwan, which are plant crops (46.64%), livestock (31.06%), fishery (22.2%) and forest (0.08%).

Manpower

Agriculture sector employs around 540,000 people in Taiwan, about 5% of the total population.

Economy

Agriculture sector in Taiwan contributes around 1.8% of its gross domestic product (GDP). Combined with agriculture-related tourism sector, it contributes to 11% of Taiwan's GDP.

Research centers

Tourist attractions

See also

References

  1. http://eng.coa.gov.tw/files/web_articles_files/2502181/14670.pdf
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