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FFTC Practical Technology Leaflets
MANUSCRIPTS FOR PRACTICAL TECHNOLOGY LEAFLETS - FFTC would like to invite scientists/ researchers in the Asian region to submit manuscripts to be published as leaflets. Toward further improving its information and technology services, and in line with the holistic approach of the proposed FFTC Strat…

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Welcome to FFTC

Over the past 35 years, FFTC as a regional information center in the Asian and Pacific (ASPAC) region has played an immensely important role in collecting, exchanging, and disseminating information on a wide range of modern and practical technologies, covering the full spectrum of small farm needs and activities relevant to the region. Through its various activities like seminars and workshops, training courses, and regional surveys, we have accumulated a huge body of knowledge and information on agriculture made possible through the works of hundreds of people from member countries and partner institutions. Disseminated through publications, training courses and demonstration projects, these knowledge and information have given countless resource-poor farmers and extension specialists in the region new opportunities and new solutions to their problems.

Five years ago, the Center made available free-of-charge on its website the full text of its publications for the last 15 years. Since then, the FFTC website and database has become an important information resource on Asian agriculture, particularly by the national extension systems of the region. The growing use of the FFTC website/publication database gave a larger number of people access to the Center’s technical and practical information on sustainable agriculture.

We welcome you to this much improved, more user-friendly FFTC website, re-designed and renovated to enhance the Center’s technology transfer mission, facilitate interaction and networking among partner institutions within the region, and make possible a more cost-effective way of disseminating practical information to our users, particularly the small-scale farmers.


FFTC Director JC Lee was awarded a silver medal of recognition by Taiwan's National Science Council (NSC).

FFTC Director JC Lee receives award for exemplary S&T achievements from Taiwan’s National Science Council

TAIPEI, TAIWAN ROC – For playing a central and instrumental role in promoting agricultural science and technology development in the country, FFTC Director Dr. Jen-Chyuan Lee was awarded with a silver medal of recognition by the National Science Council (NSC) of Taiwan ROC during its 50th anniversar…

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Mr. Vung Setha of RUA gives an orientation-briefing of the new RUA citrus net-house to FFTC Director Jen-Chyuan Lee, Dr. Hong-Ji Su and Dr. Fu-Hsiung Lin (from right to left).

Technical assistance boosts Cambodia's efforts to fight citrus greening

PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA - On the final-year implementation of a three-year project which aims to rehabilitate the citrus industry in Southeast Asian countries, FFTC Director Dr. Jen-Chyuan Lee, joined by Dr. Hong-Ji Su, Professor Emeritus of the National Taiwan University (NTU) and FFTC Technical Consu…

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(Left) FFTC Director Lee speaks before the PCARRD directorate and staff while PCARRD Executive Director Dr. Patricio S. Faylon listens. (Right) Director Lee with SEARCA officials and staff.

FFTC strengthens ties with Philippine partners

LOS BAÑOS, LAGUNA, PHILIPPINES – In one of his first official visits to an FFTC member country since his appointment, FFTC Director Jen-Chyuan Lee met with officials and staff of three partner organizations based in the agricultural science and technology community of Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines …

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Automatic water quality monitoring system used by the Taoyuan Irrigation Association in Taiwan ROC.

Understanding the link between agricultural water quality and food safety

TAOYUAN, TAIWAN ROC - Agricultural water is one of the most critical components of food safety during production. Water has the potential to transmit both chemical and biological hazards to fresh produce, as used for irrigation of crops, and/or during post-harvest operations. At any of these points,…

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Highlights of Accomplishments

Agricultural News in Asia