To exhibit Taitung’s wealth of Indigenous culture and R&D achievements in agriculture, the Taitung District Agricultural Research and Extension Station (TTDARES) held the Conference on Adding Value Through Innovation to Special Indigenous Crops and Annual Experimental Research Achievements on January 7, 2023, at the TTDARES regional education center. 200 agricultural agency representatives and growers attended. In addition to presenting major research achievements, the exchanges that took place also inspired new ideas on direction for future research. Also, by looking at development needs for Indigenous people and the local industry, the event sought to boost overall agricultural development in Taitung. TTDARES director Chen Hsin-yen stated that Indigenous people account for about one-third of the population in Taitung County, and along with its uncommon climate and geography, Taitung has been able to develop a unique agricultural industry, especially with the increasing effort put towards maintaining and promoting traditional Indigenous wisdom and culture in recent years. Based on their knowledge of agricultural methodology, those at the TTDARES are working on Indigenous crop-based projects, integrating Indigenous agricultural know-how in the aspects of the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries. In light of this, the event focused on related problems to come up with solutions.