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Food & Fertilizer Technology Center

3.9· 11 reviews
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3.9/ 5

Based on 11 reviews

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Stevyn Muller
Reviews 1

The company provides decent services. Their website is informative and helpful. However, there are some areas where they can improve. It would be great if they could enhance the user experience on their website and make it more interactive. Other than that, they are doing a good job.

Keisha Sisk
Reviews 1

I am extremely satisfied with the services provided by Food & Fertilizer Technology Center 👍. They are very professional and responsive. The website, fftc.org.tw, is well-designed and easy to use. They offer a wide range of resources and information. Overall, I am highly impressed!

Tom Sellers
Reviews 1

Food & Fertilizer Technology Center has been a reliable partner for our company. We have been using their services for several years now, and they have always delivered quality results. Their website is informative and user-friendly, making it easy for us to find the information we need.

Adrien Richard
Reviews 1

Food & Fertilizer Technology Center is an average company. The services they provide are satisfactory, but nothing exceptional. Their website, fftc.org.tw, is user-friendly and easy to navigate. However, there are some aspects that could be improved. Overall, it is an okay company.

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About Food & Fertilizer Technology Center

FFTC was established in 1970 to act as a clearing house for the research carried out in the ASPAC region, and to help bring the results to extension workers and farmers. The creation of the Center was in response to severe periodic shortages of both food and fertilizer in the 1970s. It was apparent at that time that a lack of technical information among farmers was the basis of the problem, compounded by an inadequate fertilizer supply and a shortage of improved seeds. The underlying motive for the creation of the Center was the concern about food shortages in the densely populated Asian countries.