The facility is designed as a 'circular economy' model, emphasizing waste reduction and sustainable food production.
The name 'Nextland' (良作) plays on the Chinese characters for 'good' and 'work,' highlighting the focus on quality craft in agricultural output.
It is operated by an established Taiwanese livestock company that manages the entire supply chain from farm to fork.
The factory architecture is specifically designed with glass-walled walkways to separate visitors from the production environment while ensuring complete visual transparency.
The center serves as an educational hub for local schools to teach children about food origin and agricultural sustainability.
Nextland (良作工場農業文創館) is a professional pork-processing facility in Dapi Township that functions as a transparent agricultural exhibition center. Visitors can observe the pork production process, including cutting and packaging, through glass corridors while learning about food safety and animal husbandry. The facility emphasizes the integration of local Yunlin livestock culture with artistic design and food education. Interactive exhibits cover the history of agriculture in the region and the lifecycle of pigs. The factory includes an on-site restaurant serving pork-centric dishes sourced directly from the production line. It is designed to promote the 'transparent factory' concept, showing high-standard hygiene protocols in a modern industrial setting.
The elevated observation walkways that offer a panoramic view of the sleek, industrial-designed processing floor.
Bring a light jacket, as the indoor production corridors are climate-controlled to maintain strict hygiene standards.
Check the facility's official website ahead of your visit for scheduled live demonstrations of the processing lines.
Plan your visit to coincide with lunch to sample the fresh pork dishes offered at the in-house restaurant.
Assuming it is a petting zoo; this is a functional industrial facility focused on processing and food education.
Typically closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Maintain silence in the observation corridors and do not attempt to touch the glass or equipment.
