Kenting Ranch Introduction
Kenting Farm encompasses the areas around Da and Xiao Jian Mountain, as well as Dawan Mountain and Longzapu Grassland, covering a total area of approximately 1,149 hectares, making it an expansive landscape filled with lush green grass. The cattle and sheep here are raised through grazing, and you can see groups of them grazing or curiously looking around, living life in this vast green pasture. The blue sky adorned with white clouds, combined with green grass and grazing animals, creates a picturesque scene isolating one from the hustle and bustle. During the spring and summer, Kenting Farm is covered with vibrant greenery, with distant forests appearing in shades of purple sea green, tall coniferous trees in tea green, and low shrubs in apple green. These different shades of green intertwine to create a stunning visual effect, giving the landscape a three-dimensional and layered appearance. In autumn and winter, Kenting Farm transforms into a golden grassland. Although the mountain winds blow fiercely, it is far from desolate, as the swaying grasses perform a captivating dance, seemingly unchoreographed but deeply moving. In its early days, Kenting Farm was the main cultivation site for Han settlers, but in 1904, Japan forcibly requisitioned this area and, due to unsuitable climate conditions for farming, converted it into a pasture. After Taiwan's restoration, Kenting Farm was taken over by the Agricultural Experiment Station, and in the 47th year of the Republic, it was managed by the Livestock Experiment Station of Hengchun, focusing on promoting cattle and sheep breeding programs and disease research, making it one of Taiwan's significant beef breeding farms. With its serene environment, fresh air, and pure water quality, Kenting Farm provides excellent conditions for animal husbandry. Therefore, the livestock products produced here, such as fresh beef, beef jerky, milk, lamb, sheep milk, and pasture juice, are all unique in taste and of exceptional quality. Don't forget to try them when visiting Kenting Farm!
