Sifang Ranch. The owner of Sifang Ranch was originally in the garment and raincoat production industry. However, in the 1970s, the New Taiwan Dollar began to appreciate, and at the same time, mainland China opened up, making it increasingly difficult for Taiwan's labor-intensive industries to survive. The owner of Sifang Ranch was originally in the garment and raincoat production industry. However, in the 1970s, the New Taiwan Dollar began to appreciate, and at the same time, mainland China opened up, making it increasingly difficult for Taiwan's labor-intensive industries to survive. Therefore, he desperately wanted to transform. At that time, Taiwan's dairy farming industry had already established a foundation. Dairy farms produced milk, and dairy factories purchased 100% of it. So, dairy farmers were only responsible for production, and sales were entirely handled by the dairy factories. Moreover, raw milk had a guaranteed price, making it a fantastic industry! In fact, the ranch owner was originally from a farming family. When he was young, there were many mosquitoes in the countryside, and cows were often harassed by mosquitoes and flies in the summer. He saw his father personally sew mosquito nets to let the cows sleep in them. The calves had naturally become part of the family, and he naturally had a special affection for cows. When it came to raising cows, his father and son both strongly agreed (except for his wife), and thus they entered the dairy farming industry. Sifang Ranch, covering over 10 hectares, preserves the original and intact ranch scenery. Visitors can follow the lush acacia forest paths and enjoy a refreshing forest bath, or roam freely on the green grasslands and embrace the abundant greenery. Of course, what's even more special is getting close to dairy cows and learning about their ecology! Whether it's feeding calves, observing the milking process, or tasting fresh milk rated as the best and most mellow by the Homemakers Union, these are all fresh and interesting experiences.
Address: 苗栗縣竹南鎮崎頂里東崎頂9之6號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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