The aim of this qualitative study, employing semi-structured in-depth interviews, investigates the current practice, problems and approaches of labor dispatching pertaining to the Seasonal Agricultural Labor Shortage 2.0 Program in central Taichung. By means of purposive sampling, we interviewed 2 farmers, 3 pre-service agricultural specialists and a chief of manpower dispatching unit of Taichung agricultural technical group. The results show that agricultural technical labor shortage of fruit farms occurs during June to December, especially when intensive agricultural labor technical services, such as thinning fruit, bagging and harvesting is needed. Farm owners made an impression of active-learning on all quasi-agriculture specialists, and satisfied their passion and altitude toward working. On the other hand, the specialists believed that their passion on work and learning can affect the farm owner's evaluation. These quasi-agricultural specialists, who are dispatched regularly in labor shortage seasons, have obvious willing to work in agriculture in the future. Taichung agricultural technical services team could solve the problem of seasonal agricultural labor shortage in some farms effectively.