The 6th Sector Industrialization Concept Applied in Agricultural Cooperatives ─ A Case Study of Taiwan’s Chia-nan Goat Milk Farmer's Cooperative

• Main Authors: YU,CHING-WEN, 尤靖雯
• Other Authors: YANG,KUN-FENG
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/9nz5gc

碩士 === 逢甲大學 === 合作經濟暨社會事業經營學系 === 106 === Faced with the influence of capitalization, the gap between the rich and the poor has widened, and Taiwan’s「 Grain Self-sufficiency Rate」 has been too low in recent years. The risk of food security has been too high. As the rural population continues to migrate and age, the output value of agricultural products is not very well and it is unfavorable to market competition. The profit of the agricultural sector is lower than other sectors. Therefore, it is necessary for small farmers to form alliances and cooperation. With the development of 「 The Sixth Sector Industrialization concept of the agriculture industry」in Japan, the construction of six sector industrialized rural areas not only includes primary agricultural production, the mechanisms and facilities for secondary processed products, the third sector engaged in marketing, logistics, rural information services and experiences, but also the「 Local Production of Local Consumption」concept results in sixth sector of industrial synergies will be created to increase agricultural added value in agricultural areas and promote regional activation and regeneration. In Taiwan, people’s demand for meat products and dairy products has increased year by year as a result of global development. With the concept of pursuing health, people are concerned about food safety issues,and look at the entire production process from the source. The case study of 「Taiwan’s Chia-nan Goat Milk Farmer’s Cooperative」 as an example to illustrate that the cooperative is promoting the actual operating performance and core strategies of the six sector industrialization concept. To cope with the advent of e-commerce era, small farmers seek opportunities to operate in order to achieve sustainable development.