technologies in agriculture-related produce. In 2013, there are 123 agricultural technology transfers to the private sectors with royalty payment of around NT$84 million. Research centers Kinmen Fisheries Research Institute Taiwan Banana Research Institute Taiwan Livestock Research Institute Taiwan Sugar Research Institute Tea Research and Extension Station Technology Spatial planning Spatial planning for agricultural farms in Taiwan is embedded into the Taiwan Agriculture Land Information Service () whose data is collected by Formosat-2 earth observation satellite. Information of farmland availability, soil properties, cropping suitability, irrigation infrastructures, land use zoning, and land consolidation are available for public access. Security In 2020, the food self-sufficiency of Taiwan was 35%. President Tsai Ing-wen has stated that she hopes Taiwan's food self-sufficiency can be raised to 40% in the near term. As of 2021 the nation's rice reserves were large enough to feed the country for 18 months with fruit and vegetable reserves of six months. Energy usage In 2014, agriculture sector consumed a total 2,832.9 GWh of electricity. Between 2000 and 2009, annual agricultural sector in Taiwan consumed 15.81 billion tons of water. Tourism Over the past few years, agritourism has become more and more popular in Taiwan. The government has built recreational areas around farms and fishing villages by integrating the produce, nature and festivals. In 2013, there are more than 75 recreation farming zones have been established and there are almost 317 recreational farms have been licensed. Food-related museums are also plenty in Taiwan. Agritourism forms a significant part of the total revenue for the agricultural industry. Many small family farms rely on tourism as their primary means of earning an income. Leisure farms, farm tours, farm stays, and other tourism related activities are popular both with domestic Taiwanese travelers and with international ones. The Taiwanese Agritourism industry has received significant state support. In 2018 TreeHugger ranked Taiwan the #1 agritourism destination in the world. Fruit tourism is a subsection of agritourism with fruit picking being the prime attraction. Taiwan's diverse subtropical climate means that there is always some sort of fruit in season. Fruit tourism is popular with both domestic and international tourists. The region of Pingtung in particular is a fruit tourism destination. Farms Erjie Rice Barn, Flying Cow Ranch, Fushoushan Farm, Fuxing Barn, Jingzaijiao Tile-paved Salt Fields, Qingjing Farm, Rareseed Ranch, Shangri-La Leisure Farm, Shanlong Vegetable Park, Toucheng Leisure Farm, Tsou Ma Lai Farm and Wuling Farm. In 2021