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Taiwan Smart Agriweek 2026 opened today at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (TaiNEX) Hall 1, bringing together agribusiness leaders, technology providers, buyers, researchers and policymakers from 69 countries. Under the theme “Converging Global Agribusiness,” the 12th edition features more than 400 exhibiting companies and is expected to welcome over 21,000 professional visitors during the three-day event.

Facing the severe challenges posed by extreme weather to traditional global agriculture, Liangnong Modern Agriculture Technology Co., Ltd. has launched its "Integrated Preventive Agriculture Solutions". The core philosophy of this solution is "prevention is better than cure." It aims to help farmers shift from passive responses to proactive management, reducing production risks while enhancing crop health and production resilience through precise diagnosis, technological monitoring, and environmental early warnings.

Kasetphand operates across Engineering, Technology, and Integrated Solutions for the agro-industrial and food sectors. Built on decades of experience and expertise, our business spans Feed, Farm, Food, and Energy, connecting knowledge, technology, and innovation to deliver solutions that address the entire value chain—from upstream to downstream.

As global climate change intensifies, "heat stress" triggered by high summer temperatures has become a core challenge for the poultry farming industry. Meanwhile, under the dual trends of animal-friendly farming and antibiotic reduction, improving poultry immunity and gut health through precision nutrition has become key to maintaining production efficiency. In response, Jiahe Agrochemical Co., Ltd. (hereafter referred to as Jiahe Agrochemical) has proposed a full-cycle integrated feeding management solution tailored to the distinct physiological needs of layers and broilers, covering the "brooding period, mid-laying/growing stage, and environmental management.

With Taiwan's agriculture facing multiple challenges such as an aging population, laborshortages, and climate change, how to effectively pass on the years of field experience accumulated by veteran farmers and combine it with emerging technologies to improve management efficiency has become an important issue for agricultural development. Agro-Green International Co Ltd stated that the future of agriculture not only requires experience,but also data analysis and smart technology to assist decision-making, creating a new generation of management models that combine inheritance and innovation.

Why AI in agriculture, fisheries, and livestock? Because relying solely on traditional experience is no longer enough.

In recent years, the global agricultural landscape has experienced rapid changes. Factors ranging from extreme weather events and international conflicts to fluctuating raw material prices continue to impact agricultural production and supply chain stability. For Taiwan's agricultural sector, which relies heavily on imported materials and international trade, maintaining steady production and mitigating risks in an uncertain environment has become a critical issue. According to Liangnong Modern Agriculture Technology Co., Ltd., a 'preventive management' approach will be a vital direction for Taiwan's agriculture as it moves toward resilience and sustainability.

High Disposal Costs, Strict Compliance, Urgent Timelines.
Taiwan Smart Agriweek 2026 takes you through a comprehensive look at organic waste sorting, resource recovery, and circular regeneration solutions.

Taking place this September, Aquatech Taiwan 2026 will showcase practical technologies and expert insight to help aquaculture producers respond to rising costs, labour shortages and growing environmental pressures.

By 2026, the Asia-Pacific region will have reached a historical tipping point in food security. Faced with climate volatility and supply chain disruptions, regional powers are shifting from traditional farming to high-capital, high-tech intensive aquaculture.

Datuk Seri Arthur Joseph Kurup says sustainable soil management is key to tackling urbanisation and climate threats, with RM120 million allocated for soil restoration.