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農政興 物產豐
                                                                                  Agricultural Policies in Action





















              Promoting the Green Environmental Payment Program

              and Expanding Domestic Grain Cultivation

                To optimize the rice industry’s structure and increase
              domestic grain supply, the AFA continues to promote the
              Green Environmental Payment Program. This program
              targets farmland meeting specific criteria, providing
              incentives for cultivating strategic crops that can reduce
              imports or increase export potential, as well as growing
              local specialty crops. The program also provides basic
              grants to encourage farmers who maintain agricultural
              production on  farmland. These incentives aim to protect
              valuable agricultural land resources and recognize the
              multiple benefits that well-managed farmland provides.
                The AFA is also implementing the "Big Granary Program" in specific regions, including:
              areas with low yields of second-crop rice in north Taiwan; coastal areas in central Taiwan where
              ratoon rice is grown; areas along the  high-speed rail corridor in Changhua, Yunlin, and Chiayi
              (where land subsidence           occurs); and double-cropping rice areas in southern
              Taiwan. This program              guides the conversion of rice paddies to grain
              cultiva tion,                      introduces market differentiation mechanisms,
                                                   creates links with processing industries, organizes
                                                    marketing and educational activities, and
                                                     establishes strategic alliances within the grain
                                                       industry to increase cultivation area and
                                                        production efficiency.












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