Taiwan hosts ACSAC11, showcasing leadership in net-zero agriculture and food security
May 26, 2025 | CTEE (In Chinese) |
The 2025 Asian Crop Science Association Conference 11 (2025 ACSAC11), held in Taiwan after 26 years, gathered over 400 experts from 21 countries to address climate challenges through crop science and agri-tech innovation. With themes of net-zero production, food security, and sustainability, the event featured cutting-edge research on AI-driven breeding, low-carbon farming, and biotechnology. Keynote speakers from the Asia-Pacific shared solutions on climate resilience, CRISPR crop editing, and sustainable rice systems. Youth forums and exhibitions further highlighted Taiwan’s leadership in agri-tech and international cooperation for sustainable food systems.
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May 26, 2025 | CTEE (In Chinese) | Â The 2025 Asian Crop Science Association Conference 11 (2025 ACSAC11), held in Taiwan after 26 years, gathered over 400 experts from 21 countries to address climate
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