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7-3 Data Sources

• Wu Yi-Jian, personal interview, October 30, 2025.

• Wu Yi-Jian, personal interview, December 4, 2025.

• Wu, Li-Yang, personal interview, December 16, 2025.

• Agricultural Research Institute, Executive Yuan (2021). Product category rules (CFP-PCR) for rice (Version 4.0). Ministry of Environment.

• Wu, Y. J. (2020). What is food mileage? Discussing the importance of local production and local consumption. Taichung District Agricultural News, 254.

• Wu, Y. J. (2022). Carbon footprint of rice production. Taichung District Agricultural News, 273.

• Wu, Y. J. (2022). How to reduce carbon in rice production? Opportunities in the milling process. Taichung District Agricultural News, 281.

• Wu, Y. J., Li, Y. C., & Guo, C. S. (2025). Practice of carbon footprint inventory for agricultural products: Taking rice, cucumber, and dragon fruit as examples. Taichung District Agricultural Special Publication, 128.

• Wu, Y. J., & Liao, C. Y. (2025, February 19). Soil carbon sinks: The secret weapon for Taiwan’s farmland facing net-zero emissions. Taichung District Agricultural News, (306). Agriculture Knowledge Base.🌍 

• Wu, Y. J., Liao, C. Y., & Guo, C. S. (2024, June 20). Net-zero "Open Source and Reduce Expenditure": Increasing sinks in addition to reducing carbon. Taichung District Agricultural News, (298). Agriculture Knowledge Base. 🌍

• Wu, Y. J., Liao, C. Y., Deng, Z. Y., Li, C. H., & Lu, H. S. (2026). Technical strategies for low-carbon rice production. Proceedings of International Conference on Cropping System for Sustainability.

• Wu, Y. J., & Lu, H. S. (2010, February). Life cycle and carbon footprint environmental impact assessment of rice production. Agricultural Policy and Review, (212). Ministry of Agriculture.

• Chen, R. K. (2024, April 11). Taichung District Agricultural News Issue 334: New rice cultivation techniques to save water, reduce carbon, and suppress weeds. Agriculture Knowledge Base.🌍

• Pan, Y. J. (2008). Life cycle assessment of rice production in Taiwan [Master’s thesis, National Taipei University]. Airiti Library.

• United Daily News (2025, September 11). 21% water savings and 32% methane reduction! The revolutionary "Alternate Wetting and Drying" (AWD) technique for rice paddies makes roots healthier. Agricultural Science and Technology Trend Platform.