Technical Coop. - Embassy of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in Saint Christopher and Nevis 駐聖克里斯多福及尼維斯大使館

Ping-Hu Wu, the technician, was doing a briefing about the website of VFUCQSIP Shih-Lung Cheng, the project manager was doing the presentation considering the reports of soil fertility analysis and the soil condition of each area of production in Nevis 01 The local technicians assisted the briefing of VFUCQSIP Shih-Lung Cheng, the project manager, presided at the briefing of VFUSQSIP project, question, and discussion. Shih-Lung Cheng, the project manager was doing the presentation considering the reports of soil fertility analysis and the soil condition of each area of production in Nevis 02 Shih-Lung Cheng and Ping-Hu Wu were doing a briefing about VFUCQSIP for the chief executive of Nevis, the minister of Agriculture respectively in St. Eustatius and Nevis, and so on. The Nevis farmer supported by VFUCQSIP was displaying and selling the safe vegetable and fruit with RBPR mark. Shih-Lung Cheng was doing a demonstration concerning pesticide residual test, simultaneously, Ping-Hu Wu was making an introduction about the technology. Tung-Yun Chen was doing a briefing about the application of soil fertility analysis for local people. Shao-Wei Ho was doing a briefing considering the application of RBPR mark. Amb. Tsao exchanges views with Technical Mission Chief Mars Shiue and ICT Specialist Titan Lee Ambassador Miguel Tsao is given a briefing on the ICT Project by Specialist Titan Lee Specialst Michael Lin briefs Amb. Tsao on the operation of the Cades Bay Demonstration Farm Agro-processing Unit Specialist Anling Lee briefs Amb. Tsao on the Unit's operation Purple anthurium lasts for more than one month Papaya trees bear a lot of fruits Cropped seedlings Canteloupes for sale for rebuilding work after Typhoon Morako One papaya weighs about four pounds Pitaya Pineapple Flower Wide varieties of fruits at an agricultural exhibition Agro-processing products Anthurium grows on coconut shells Anthurium can grow up to 20 cm Bell fruit can be harvested all year round Technical Mission Specialists teach high school students for growing canteloupes Well managed canteloupe farm Near ripe cantaloupes on the intensive farm Raised bed cultivation ROC Booth at an agriculture exhibition Cherry Tomato grows well in St. Kitts Different varieties of watermelons Cantaloupes near harvest Tainon No.4 long and throny leaves serves as natural protection against monkeys Specialist Huang guides students at a demonstration tour Specialist Huang guides Nevis officials in a demonstration tour of his farm Purple Corn Chief Mars guides students at a demonstration tour Taiwan variety Fubao watermelon Intensive cultivated canteloupe Farm Young canteloupe fruits Cheey tomatos on the trees Taiwan vaiety Diana watermelon Taiwan vaiety New Dragon watermelon Ripe Tainun No. 4 pineapple Long and throny pineapple leaves deter attack of monkeys Demonstration Farm in Cades Bay, Nevis Carambolas are called five fingers in SKN A student carefully plants a canteloupe seedling Specialist Huang assists a young student with drilling holes on the plastic sheet Tainon No. 4 pineapple field A corner of the Needmust Demonstration Farm Volunteer Ms. Chen teaches mandarin at ICT Center A variety of fruits and crops from the Mission Phalaenopsis Specialist Lin guides Agriculture Minister Liburd in a demonstration tour of his farm Aternative Service Youth Danny Yang demonstrates quava plantation to students Oncidium Taiwan Mission booth at an agricultural event Amb. Wu and Chief Chen visit a mango farmer Consellor Joseph Chang and Minister Hector in a meeting on agricultural development Abukato Amb. Wu addresses at a agricultural promotion event Thr first solar panel installed on the ICT Centre roof Phalaenophis Purple anthurium Anthurium Different varieties of orchids Orchid and Anthurium E-government class Papaya can harvest for three years Vertically intensivelly planted cantaloupe

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