Aunt Jhu Found Another Way Forward

When the market changed and her orchard began to struggle, Aunt Jhu did what experienced growers know best—adapt and keep moving forward.

Location : Taiwan

Crop : Honey Tangerine

When the Market Changed

For years, Aunt Jhu worked with Taiwanese fruit and built experience in agricultural trade between Taiwan and China.

When international trading changed and opportunities of export became increasingly uncertain, she had to rethink the business she had built.

Instead of waiting for the original sales channel to settle, Aunt Jhu shifted her focus to customers in Taiwan. She began selling directly through local delivery, relying on the quality of her fruit and word of mouth to build a new customer base.

Slowly, the business found its footing again.

But then another challenge appeared—this time is her orchard.

A New Challenge in the Trees

Her Honey Tangerine trees began showing signs of stress. Yellowing leaves, weaker growth, and declining vigor became increasingly noticeable.

The problem could no longer be approached simply as a matter of producing more fruit. Aunt Jhu needed to look more closely at the growing environment itself—from the soil and nutrient management to the conditions around the roots.

That was when RichFarm Booster became part of her filed management.

Formulated with Bacillus amyloliquefaciens and Bacillus velezensis, RichFarm Booster was introduced to support the soil and root-zone environment along with her existing farming practices.

Over time, Aunt Jhu began to notice a difference. New growth became more visible, the foliage looked greener, and the trees gradually regained vigor.

For her, seeing the trees recover meant more than improving a single harvest. It meant knowing that the trees—and the business she had rebuilt around them—still had a future.