From experienced farmer's expertise to AI data Agro-Green explores new generation management models for Taiwan's agriculture
According to statistics from the Ministry of Agriculture, the average age of Taiwan\'sagricultural workforce continues to rise. Many farmers, with decades of cultivationexperience, can identify potential problems by observing crop leaf color, growth vigor, orenvironmental changes. However, with changes in the rural population structure andinsufficient youth involvement, the inability to effectively pass on this valuable experiencecould become a hidden concern for future agricultural development.

Agro-Green believes that the core of smart agriculture is not to replace farmers, but totransform experience into an accumulative, analyzable, and replicable knowledge systemthrough technology. In recent years, technologies such as IoT sensors, environmentalmonitoring equipment, AI image recognition, big data analysis, and precision droneoperations have been gradually introduced into agricultural production sites, helping farmersto grasp field conditions in real time and improve management efficiency and decision-makingquality.



Agro-Green International Co Ltd will also participate in the Taiwan Smart Agriweek Exhibitionthis year, sharing its achievements in plant health management, smart monitoring, droneapplications, and sustainable cultivation. Agro-Green stated that the future of agriculture willbe an era of integration of experience and technology; only by integrating the wisdom ofexperts with data management capabilities can make Taiwan\'s agricultural competitivenessbe enhanced to meet the future challenges.
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