The Technology Services Division works together with city agriculture research and extension centers to efficiently disseminate new agricultural technologies in the Environment, Biology, Agro-Food Safety and Crop Protection, Engineering, Biotechnology, Agro-Food Resources, and Agrobiodiversity fields.

In order to rapidly disseminate the agricultural science-based technology research results of the National Institute of Agricultural Sciences (NAS) to farms, we spearhead pilot projects for local government agricultural technology dissemination organizations and agricultural management entities. This not only improves the technological level of farms but also contributes to enhancing agricultural competitiveness.

We facilitate the practical application of technologies researched and developed by NAS, the Rural Development Administration (RDA), and local governments' technology dissemination organizations, etc. The Technology Services Division plans and manages field empirical research projects. In addition, the National Academy of Agricultural Sciences plans and manages research projects to address challenges faced by consumers in agriculture and rural areas by applying all available technologies and resources to the field through internal and external collaborations.

We undertake business analysis on agricultural science-based technology research and strive to find various ways to enhance technological capabilities for local government technology dissemination organizations and members of various organizations.