Owing to the poverty of pesticides against strawberry diseases, the Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine (BAPHIQ) decided to encourage pharmaceutical factories to develop new chemical agents and expand additional planted areas for their trial implementation. The BAPHIQ expected to popularize the usage of these new selected pesticides in strawberry farming to effectively deter the spread of powdery mildew in a short term. After a series of considerate and exhaustive experiments conducted in 2007 and early 2008, the results was shown that the selected two chemical agents, 25% of Bupirimate and 50% of Kresoxim-methyl, as the landmark recommendation. These two recommended pesticides performed better than others because of their high disease-control efficiency, 57~58%, least marker residue and the shortest 3-day pre-harvesting waiting periods. This would fulfill the demands for more effective farming management, higher production, and more stable fruit-edible-safety during the tourist season.