2026-06-04
One Health is not just about animals; it is a health ecosystem co-created by animals, humans, and the environment.
Animal and Plant Health Management × Food Chain Safety × Environmental and Ecological Monitoring × Prevention and Control of Zoonotic Diseases.
One Health is not just about animals; it is a health ecosystem co-created by animals, humans, and the environment.
Animal and Plant Health Management × Food Chain Safety × Environmental and Ecological Monitoring × Prevention and Control of Zoonotic Diseases.
💬 Why Look at One Health Now?
We are looking at One Health now not because the concept is new, but because procurement decisions in agriculture, fisheries, and livestock can no longer focus solely on the animals themselves. If you are looking for solutions for agriculture, fishery, and livestock sites, food supply chains, or public health-related units, "One Health" is not just a slogan, but a framework of thinking: the health of animals, humans, and the environment are interconnected within the same system.
- The intestinal health and medication records of animals directly affect food safety and the health risks of end consumers.
- Farm water quality, soil, and emission data are being incorporated into procurement evaluation standards by distributors and regulatory agencies.
Early warning of zoonotic diseases requires the synchronous integration of data from the animal end, the environmental end, and the human end to be realized. - From the farm to the table, the health status of every stakeholder impacts the foundation of trust across the entire supply chain.
💰 Procurement Tips | What You Really Need is "Comprehensive Tracking and Early Warning"
If you are a site manager for agriculture, fisheries, or livestock, a food processing purchaser, a public health institution, or a supply chain leader, the core questions you should prioritize when choosing One Health-related solutions are:
- Can this system simultaneously track animal health indicators, environmental quality data, and critical food safety nodes?
- Can it automatically generate legally compliant medication records, health reports, and traceable documents?
- Can it allow veterinarians, farmers, food processing plants, and competent authorities to share the same data perspective?
- Can it generate cross-species or cross-site early warning signals before an epidemic or pollution event spreads?
💡 Featured in this Issue | Three Layers of Application Directions for One Health
A. Animal End: Precision Health Management, From Individuals to Populations
The starting point of One Health is the animal itself. From monitoring individual health status and early disease warning to preventive management at the population level, the goal is not to treat after illness occurs, but to ensure every life stage is well cared for. You can pay attention to the following on-site:
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InflaMove: Enhances pig intestinal function -
CALSEAGROW: Calcium source for cattle -
Fish Guard: Comprehensive protection for fish
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Hi-ProTect: Comprehensive protection for livestock -
EVANT: Avian coccidiosis vaccine -
VIBRIOUT: Microbial water quality improver
二、植物端：生態精準栽培，從微生態到全農場
大健康的起點是充滿生機的土地。從導入益生菌重建土壤微生態、無毒防護資材的施用，到農田生態系的預防性養護，目標不是以破壞環境為代價強求產量，而是讓作物在最自然健康的環境中茁壯。您可以在現場關注：
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Jin Chun: Organic matter to nitrogen fertilizer -
RichFarm Booster: Enhances soil ecology -
AG Neem oil : Natural insect repellent
三、食物鏈端：從農場到餐桌的健康溯源
大動物健康的最終影響落在人的餐桌上。食品安全溯源不只是技術問題，而是大健康在人端的直接體現——確保每一個環節的健康資訊都可被追蹤、驗證與管理。您可以在現場關注：
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EXTENSO: Antibiotic residue risk testing -
Traceability Management Solution -
Ozone Water Cleaning Machine
🚀 This Year at Taiwan Smart Agriweek
Understand how One Health is synchronously implemented across the three ends: animals, food safety, and the environment. Understand on-site all at once how One Health spans the animal end, the food chain end, and the environmental end, and is practically applied to various stakeholders in the agriculture, fisheries, and livestock ecosystem.
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