Net zero emissions are a shared goal for all countries to achieve. In Taiwan, the "Taiwan's Pathway to Net-Zero Emissions in 2050" was officially announced in March 2022, with four major transitions, "Energy Transition," "Industrial Transition," "Lifestyle Transition" and "Social Transition," governed by two principles of "Technological R&D" and "Climate Legislation" reinforced with "12 Key Strategies" to implement the goal of net zero transformation. The agricultural sector will have reached the target for net zero emissions by 2040, and its 19 strategies with the corresponding 59 measures of four key themes in "reduction,", "increase of carbon sink," "carbon cycle" and "green trend" will help promote the implementation of cross-sector cooperation. This paper focuses on how to achieve the goal of net zero emissions in agriculture, and analyzes issues such as natural carbon sinks, carbon pricing, and carbon footprint to inform subsequent policy making.