Rice leaf blast, a significant threat to rice yields during Taiwan's first cropping season, can be devastating. This technology employs unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) equipped with multispectral cameras to capture field imagery and analyze spectral data, enabling early detection of the disease. By identifying plants at risk and visualizing affected areas, it empowers farmers to make informed decisions regarding pesticide application, optimizing its use and minimizing environmental impact.
The Taiwan Agricultural Research Institute (TARI), Ministry of Agriculture, is an affiliated research institute of the Ministry of Agriculture, responsible for agricultural experimentation and research. The headquarters is located in Wufeng District, Taichung City, with three branch stations in East District, Chiayi City; Gukeng Township, Yunlin County; and Fengshan District, Kaohsiung City. The headquarters covers 129.8 hectares, of which 33.68 hectares are occupied by buildings—including the administration building, research buildings, and various ancillary facilities—while the experimental farm covers 96.12 hectares, making it the largest agricultural research farm in Taiwan.
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Application of marine carbon sinks in algal and shellfish culture in offshore wind farms (China’s Sargassum hemiphyllum breeding technology).
Using novel BPH-resistant rice to establish an Intelligent BPH-monitoring system and efficient BPH resistance screening techniques
Production of Trichoderma TCT101 strain and its application in agricultural and livestock waste recycling technology
Circular application of algae-bacteria symbiosis for swine wastewater treatment and carbon-fixation technology
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