Shigang Farmers' Association Rice Mill Granary — During the Taisho era of Japanese rule, the Japanese established credit unions in various locations to manage the production and sales of Taiwan's rice farming. These were later reorganized into farmers' associations after World War II.

Shigang Farmers' Association Rice Mill Granary. During the Taisho era of Japanese rule, the Japanese established credit unions in various locations to manage the production and sales of Taiwan's rice farming. These were later reorganized into farmers' associations after World War II. During the Taisho era of Japanese rule, the Japanese established credit unions in various locations to manage the production and sales of Taiwan's rice farming. These were later reorganized into farmers' associations after World War II. Agriculture was once the main lifeline of people's livelihood and economy in the early days, and rice production was the main agricultural product of Shigang. Therefore, the farmers' association undertook the important responsibility of processing, promotion, and improvement. The rice mill granary factory at that time held a very important position and was an indispensable part of the historical development of the Shigang District. Address: 臺中市石岡區忠孝街160號旁 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taichung