Specialized areas of Agriculture

  • Crop Cultivation

    Pest and Disease Control, Soil and Nutrient Management, Agricultural Biotechnology, Farmland Water Conservancy Facilities, Smart Agriculture, Agricultural Machinery R&D


  • Agroforestry Projects

    Agricultural Machinery and Intelligent Equipment, Soil Remote Sensing, Photovoltaic Greenhouses, Biomass Energy from Forestry, Modular Mobile Processing Workshops, Harvesting Robots, Radar Forest Mapping, Drones for Forest Fires


  • Green Food

    Green Cultivation, Organic Farming, Biodegradable Packaging, Low-Carbon Logistics, Rice Husk Activated Carbon, Fruit Pulp Pigment Extraction, Straw Briquette Fuel, Smart Controlled-Release Nanopesticides, Soil Remediation Nanomaterials

Our Clients in Agriculture

  • Industry Text

    Processing Equipment Manuals, Variety Patents, Research Papers, Cultivation/Breeding Protocols, Feed Formulation Manuals, Additive Usage Standards, Vaccine Application Guides


  • Packaging & Labels

    Product Names, Ingredient Lists, Nutrition Labels, Health Claims, Special Dietary Uses, Allergen Labeling, Eco-Friendly Statement Translations, QR Code Traceability

  • Regulatory File

    Agricultural Regulations and Standards, International Registrations and Certifications, Pesticide Residue Test Reports, Cross-Border Procurement Agreements, Logistics Traceability Information, Geographical Indication Protection Documents

  • Brand Copywriting

    Website Localization, Product Manuals, Promotional Copywriting, Video Subtitling and Dubbing, Exhibition and Business Interpretation, Supplier Manuals, Supermarket Listing Guidelines


Case Study in Organic Farming

Translation for the IF1O1A1M1


About this Project

Keywords: organic agriculture, green agriculture, low-carbon farming, emerging economy

One day a couple of years ago, our team accompanied European agricultural experts on an inspection tour to organic agriculture bases in China. We translated farmland experimental reports, research papers, and promotional materials for organic agricultural enterprises.

During this visit, several Chinese farm companies intended to establish long-term cooperative relationships with international organic companies and institutions from New Zealand, Germany, South Korea, and beyond. These partnerships are set to advance collaborative research in vegetables, fruit trees, rice cultivation, crop protection, and soil and fertilizer management.


IF1O1A1M Visiting
 1. Outdoor Site Visits
The interpretation took place outdoors, as experts visited agricultural parks to conduct on-site research, this job was both hysically and intellectually challenging for the interpreter.

2. Highly Specialized Terms

The 3-day assignment involved a lot of travel and field work throughout the Bio Park and covered a wide range of barley related topics including weeds, animal diseases and pests. The vocabulary used ranged from Vegetables Fruit R&D to plant protection, from rice cultivation to soil fertilizer. 



Language Solution

1. Field Trip: any subject, any occasion. 

Scheduling enough downtime in 

the client's agenda allows for 

effective interpreting, as physical 

stamina is essential for an interpreter, 

and fortunately WonderStudio has 

managed energy levels to perform well. 


2. Organic diary 

Our interpreter accompanied the 

group on field trips.stood in front 

of a large audience, some of the 

experts were amazed at his technical 

knowledge, as only a week before 

his knowledge of the organic sector 

had been little more than the fruit he had eaten.







Project Results

We translate words of the soil, water and land.


12 countries 

Meeting attendees from Asia engaged in on-site communication with experts from Europe and the U.S., where topics ranged from rice planting techniques, planning of green eco-cities, as well as the operation of organic eco-farms.


130 types of organic crops 

In order to have a better understanding of the organic movement in Asia, we followed experts from different nations and visited 15,000 acres of biopark with 130 varieties of organic crops.

23 international organizations 
A pleasant discussion on business models for the organic industry was held by representatives of 59 Asian organic eco-organizations, including organic eco-farms, organic food restaurants, and organic horticulture museums.


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