2010 November 4, M. Y. Lin, Y. F. Wu, S. K. Chen, “咖啡果小蠹之監測及田間誘殺試驗 [Monitoring Survey of Coffee Berry Borer, Hypothenemus hampei, and its control in the field]”, in 行政院農業委員會台南區農業改良場 研究彙報[1], number 56, archived from the original on 23 October 2020[2]:
This study was major in coffee berry borer (CBB), Hypothenemus hampei, for new record in Taiwan. Using self-developed trap for the monitoring of the CBB in the coffee farm. Almost the coffee farm in Kukeng Township in Yunlin County and Donshan Township in Tainan County were trapped the CBB.
2015 December 19, Ted Chen, “CTBC Financial leads charity drive for disadvantaged children in Light Up A Life campaign”, in Taipei Times[3], archived from the original on 04 July 2018[4]:
Koo made the remarks at a commencement ceremony for the charity drive, where the foundation lit a 17-meter Christmas tree. The event featured a violin performance by a class of elementary school students from Huashan Elementary School (華山國小) in Yunlin’s Kukeng Township (古坑), who were able to pursue their interest in music with the help of the foundation.
2018 April 18, Renée Salmonsen, “Taiwan Town Brand Awards event commends local development”, in Taiwan News[5], archived from the original on 18 April 2018, Society[6]:
The top TTBA awardees are as follows:[…] Silver Medal Kukeng Township in Yunlin (古坑鄉公所)
2022 May 31, Li Hsun Tsai, “How can Taiwanese specialty coffee reach the international market?”, in CommonWealth[7], archived from the original on 31 May 2022[8]:
There were a few scattered coffee-producing areas around Taiwan a decade ago, the most well-known being Kukeng in Yunlin and Tungshan in Tainan.
