Vegetables are grown hydroponically.

A farmer transplants rice seedlings with a modern machine on a farm in Dajia Township.

A farmer is irrigating his fields with the help of a tool he invented himself.

Farmers gather pineapples. The 1970s saw the height of the pineapple industry in Taiwan.

Farmers harvest bananas. The 1960s saw the height of the banana industry in Taiwan.

A woman is sorting rice straw on a farm at sunset.

A farmer is washing the dirt off harvested bunches of celery.

A woman is picking flowers on Penghu Island.

Farmers in Hualien are busy drying edible daylilies in the sun after harvest.

Women are picking tea in the spring in northern Taiwan’s Mujha.

People are drying unhusked rice under the sun on roads and basketball courts in their village.

Farmers are making fertilizer to use in the cultivation of mushrooms.

People are raking corn cobs and collecting them into bamboo baskets.

People are fishing on Orchid Island.

Researchers at the Dongkang Fisheries Research Institute are doing research.

Fish farms are a unique scene in southern Taiwan. The land here is eminently suited to aquaculture.

At Budai Fishing Port, squid are placed on the ground for drying.

Two fishermen are carrying fish at a fish market adjacent to Suao Harbor.

Fishermen are drying fish at Singda Fishing Port in Kaohsiung County.

A photo of Chiancheng Fish Market near Keelung Harbor.

Mullet roe is an important product of Taiwan’s fishery industry. Women here are working with mullet roe so that it may be sent to market.

A temporary mullet market is held in Gushan Fishing Port in Kaohsiung.

A snapshot taken at Penghu Fish Market.

Aquaculture in Taiwan can be divided into fresh water, saltwater, and marine culture. Fishermen here are harvesting fish at a fish farm.

The development of offshore aquaculture is part of Taiwan's efforts to enter the world's fishery market. This offshore aquaculture farm managed by the Pan Asia Ocean Company in Liu Chiu, Pingtung County, is raising Cobia fish (Rachycentron cancadum).

The busy fishing port of Nanfang’ao is major base of operations for Taiwan’s deep-sea fishing fleet.

Women remove oyster shells at Penghu Fishing Port.

People from the Veterans Affairs Commission are drawing in a fishing net.

Farmers are transplanting green onion seedlings on a farm.

A farmer is dispensing pesticide on a farm.

Daisies are an important floricultural product in Taiwan. The major daisy-growing area is located in Changhua and Yuanlin. Here, a farmer is binding together daisies.