High demand for sign-ups! Additional sessions added for summer parent-child agricultural experience camp

By Chi Bing-hui | Compiled and reported

Where to go this summer? Besides water activities, experiencing agriculture and learning about rural culture can also be fun and engaging. The "Youth and Parent-Child Agricultural Experience" program launched by the Council of Agriculture in July and August has been met with an enthusiastic response. Courses quickly sold out, and additional sessions have now been added. The public is encouraged to sign up as soon as possible.

Agriculture—whether related to production, daily life, or ecology—is closely connected to all of us. To help the public gain a firsthand understanding of agricultural development and the results of new technology research, the Council of Agriculture is organizing 40 sessions of the "Youth and Parent-Child Agricultural Experience" during the summer break. These activities allow both children and adults to appreciate the efforts and dedication of those working in agriculture, encouraging everyone to cheer on Taiwan’s agricultural sector and work together for the land.