行政院農業委員會漁業署漁業廣播電臺 - Qianzhen District

a good friend who accompanied the boatman

Beautiful scenery in memory

Nice and caring for fishermen

Fisherman's Guardian Friends of Fisheries

I heard that the greening or the blackboard trees on the wall inside you are the problem tree species. The cotton wool is messy and difficult to clean up. It also triggers allergies. I heard that the wood of the blackboard trees is relatively fragile. There is news that the whole tree suddenly falls and hurts people. I don’t know if you have to deal with it

tattered and messy

Yuguang also went on digital with the times, the equipment must be updated, and the host is very young and kind.

The station was formally established on January 15, 1972. The station is located in Kaohsiung City, close to Qianzhen Fishing Port; the launch pad is located in Baisha Township, Penghu County; The project was completed, and the fishery meteorology was piloted at the Penghu launch station on July 1. In November, the Gao and Peng broadcasting systems were completed, and the construction of the stations was completed. It was ordered to officially start the broadcast on January 7, 1973. This station was originally affiliated to the Department of Agriculture and Forestry of the Taiwan Provincial Government. However, the business developed rapidly, and the original facilities did not meet the needs. After three years of seeking funding from the provincial government, the "Broadcasting Building" was constructed with a total of NT$ 10,000, which was constructed in two phases in 1980 and 1981; Construction started on the 20th, and it was completed and opened on April 20, 1981, achieving the purpose of improving the quality of broadcasting, improving the working and living environment of colleagues, and expected to play a role in communication, benefiting farmers and fishermen. On July 1, 1988, due to the adjustment of the Taiwan Provincial Government, it was transferred to the Fisheries Department of the Agriculture Committee of the Executive Yuan, and continued to serve fishermen.