Footprints

Precise measurements are essential.

Our rooftop farm requires careful waterproofing.

Each waterproof mat weighs 100 kilograms.

2025 Research Center Achievements Exhibition: “Leading Innovation, Navigating the Future” at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University.

Waterproofing the roof

A view of the rooftop farm
from the window

Back to its matrix

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust

The crew said it was much difficult than moving machines and museum relics next door.

FFC moving day

Hibiscus flowers

The aftermath of
an autumnal typhoon

Showcasing FFC
at the annual Open House

Black Drongo

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Farm for Change postcard

Black-collared Starling

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Season of bounty

Say hello to hibiscus

Ladies and gentlemen,
the flower of water spinach!

Waiting for typhoon

Growing pineapple, one of FFC's specialty, from the head

Farm tiramisu

A day is a day, not a holiday

First handful of winged beans

Where our food is from

My upstairs neighbor is a bird?!

Patience for the harvest of
egg plants

A waterfall of
sweet potato leaves

Water spinach flourishing

Urban oasis for
both farmers and birds

Painting, Spy X Family figures and a bitter gourd

Bitter gourd in high summer

Harvest after Typhoon Gaemi

Soundscape

kabocha squash keeps growing

Farm checks

Farm checks

Piles of books,

piles of veggies

Harvest

The hanging farm with vigor

Come, spring!

A table of vegetables

Flavor of autum:
kabocha squash

Flavor of summer: limes

Pineapple top, a kind of leftover, is now blooming

Guava grown from seeds
is about to bloom

This is new:
how plants were sent

Prof. Hsienhao Liao
Dean of Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences, NTU

A corner of the hanging garden

Canary blossoms of Crown Daisy

Daikon as a good sign (好彩頭)

Daikon harvest

Dr. Chingwen Cheng visited

New farming land under construction

Harvest of daikon

Gossamer-winged butterflies

Zizeeria maha okinawana
(Matsumura, 1929)

Photo credit: 

Ching-Ya Chang

Prof. Alec Murphy from University of Oregon visited

Prof. Alec Murphy walked around our farm

Fresh mint

Center for the Advancement of Science Education team visited

Center for the Advancement of Science Education team visited

Dr. Te-Hsing Shan visited

Roots of FFC

Chineses Yam

Lemon

A little fan of FFC

Photo Credit: I Hua and Yuchi

Hornet's Visit

Friends from the Chinese Literature and Philosophy Institute, Academia Sinica

2022 Environmental Education

2022 Environmental Education

Fall melon

Hibiscus

Towards an urban food forest

Fruit trees

Dr. Jobin Paul from
the Institute of Sociology 

Towards modernization

Rosemary minus parsley,
sage, and thyme

Growing some hopes

White angel

Photo credit: 小米

It takes two (years) to tango

Chung Chung Kan officially becomes a part of the Farm for Change: Climate, Eco-poetics, Earth Justice unit of the Institute of European and American Studies.

Photo credit: Millet

One person's
kung-fu food jungle

A bit bite

Photo credit: 小米

How much do I weight?

Things we have grown

Drastic rain

Who is it? 

Photo credit: 小米

Photo credit: 梅東

Asparagus, Greek "asparagos": the word used by ancient Greek assembly to stop tedious and meaningless comments and the tool used to hit those heads with.

Happy Anniversary

Vibrant

Photo credit: 小米

Chung Chung Kan during Covid-19 lockdown and work-from-home.

Photo credit: Melon-Melon-Melon

Happy hour

Hemerocallis

Millet's edible landscape

Chestnut pumpkin's
Pollination Day

Photo credit: Millet

A Formosan magpie
with good taste

Harvest

Photo credit: 小米

Organic sponge

Photo credit: Yimi, Melon-Melon-Melon

Be my guest

Photo credit: Millet, Melon-Melon-Melon

紅藜

Photo credit: I-Hua

White unberallea

Photo credit: 小米

A duck flew to visit our rooftop farm. We now need a pond/pool.

Photo credit: Angel

Farm, garden

Photo credit: 小米

Helianthus annuus 

Photo credit: 小米

Critical Food Studies Conference

Our Distinguished Research Fellow and Director, Dr. Norman Y. Teng visited with Scott Slovic, our visiting scholar

"Upgraded" from the 5th
to the 7th floor

The beginning

Meditating on Chung Chung Kan

50 years of solitude