December 12, 2023 | Agri-Harvest, Taiwan |
In the biennial "National Agricultural Science Awards," the Taiwanese government honored outstanding contributions to agriculture and sustainability. Notable winners included the team led by Professor Lin Hsin-Chu from National Chung Hsing University, acknowledged for establishing a groundbreaking natural carbon sink measurement technique. Their research confirmed the highest carbon sink in "blue carbon," paving the way for achieving "net-zero."
The Livestock Research Institute's team received recognition for developing a milk inspection technology capable of distinguishing between domestic and imported dairy products. Additionally, Taiwan University's Professor Lin, Ta-Te team was celebrated for their AI-driven pest monitoring system, successfully commercialized and applied across various crops.
The awards ceremony, presented by Acting Minister Chen, Jun-Ji of the Ministry of Agriculture, aimed to encourage research teams making significant contributions to agriculture. Winners in different categories received cash prizes, emphasizing the practical applications and industry impact of their innovations. The event highlighted advancements in agricultural science, showcasing technologies addressing pest control, milk quality, and carbon sink measurements.
