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“Kokomo island launched the first chapter of Dock to Dish, which supports local fisheries. There's a local tribe of women from an island here. The fisherwomen source #indigenous fish, it's powerful that a chain of local women are bringing you the fish..” cntraveller.in/story/fiji-vi…
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There’s a lot of buzz about @docktodish at the best restaurants locally and around the globe, but it started right here, with some local fishermen and the dream of a community-supported fishery.
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A new industry of U.S. sugar #kelp farmers have just opened new supply lines for fertilizers and #biostimulant products using guidelines set forth by the @usda Fertilizer Production Expansion Program. Learn how 🇺🇸 #aquaculture supports 🇺🇸 #agriculture here montaukseaweed.com – at Montauk, NY
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#Seaweed based biostimulants designed to reduce chemical inputs, improve #soil #health and make crops more resilient are on the horizon—they “represent the fastest growing biostimulants in the industry and offer great future prospects” thefishsite.com/articles/sea… #kelp #kelpfarming
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What are some of the solutions that ensure sustainable seafood while also supporting artisanal and indigenous fishing communities? Check out @docktodish in #Montauk, New York vimeo.com/163211634 #TheSaltyHands #sustainableseafood #knowyourfisher #cheflife #docktodish #NewYork
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Special #EarthDay Event Invitation! to the 1st Annual #SeaToSoil Summit at @SoMAS 🌎 Learn how the ancient #indigenous practice of using #seaweed as #fertilizer is being revived to support organic #agriculture and combat #climate change thefoodlab.org/events/sea-to… #kelp #kelpfarming – at Southampton, NY
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Todays #StakeholderSaturday feature is The Montauk Seaweed Supply Co!
The Montauk Seaweed Supply team has pioneered a unique solution to the nitrogen loading epidemic: kelp and seaweed fertilizer products made from responsibly harvested raw materials.
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New #Sea to #Soil Video: One of New York State’s first ever commercial #kelp farmers explains the *Sea to Soil* movement where locally grown algae fertilizer is being used to return valuable nutrients to area farmland and sequester #carbon in the ground 🎥 youtu.be/F9xUXN2eJMw – at Montauk, NY
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Today I'm talking with Sean from Montauk Seaweed Co. located in Long Island. Today he informs us why we should be using kelp for farming purposes.
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.@Safe_Seaweed 🌎 Game-changing new carbon capture calculations for the Sea to Soil™️ method where U.S. farmed #kelp is being converted into dry #fertilizer and used to sequester #CO2 in the ground on farms and gardens across the east coast - learn more at MontaukSeaweed.com – at Montauk, NY
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We're gearing up to launch the first-ever national assessment of seafood marketing practices in the US in early 2023 w/ @USDA_AMS @LocalCatch @NOAAFisheries. Are you interested in collaborating on this effort or learning more? Send me or @AdvaniSahir a DM.
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Join MontaukSeaweed.com and friends at the 1st annual #Climate Clapback Festival on Sunday October 9th. This is a family event open to the entire community with food, music and activities for all ages focused on answering the question “What can we do?” about #climatechange – at East Hampton, NY
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New on the Forum Network👉 bit.ly/3tYAaBo
Learn why seaweed is a miracle crop in this Cambridge Forum webinar about seaweed!
@camforum @Doumeizel @TheSeaweedCo @docktodish @seantobias @Safe_Seaweed
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Part Two: Women Fighting for Freedom for the Coast and Fisheries thecannononline.com/part-two… via @TPPF
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.@Newsday “A battle is underway over the future of #farming off our coasts as industry groups push to authorize large-scale #aquaculture operations in state and federal waters. But not all aquaculture is created equal..” newsday.com/opinion/commenta… @Safe_Seaweed #seaweed #kelp #ocean – at Southampton, NY
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What is a Community Supportive Fishery explained by Montauk Seaweed Co.:... youtu.be/z-2YsjayY6w via @YouTube
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.@SustainBrands: “We are on the verge of harnessing the power of #kelp and #seaweed in a way that will provide a nearly infinite supply of regenerative materials from the #ocean that global communities desperately need” sustainablebrands.com/read/d… @Safe_Seaweed @Ndyer8 @Doumeizel @UN
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“By turning the #kelp harvested from their #seaweed farms into healthy fertilizer, the Montauk Seaweed Company’s closed-loop method not only extracts nitrogen, carbon, and phosphorus from the waters — it also returns those elements back to the soil”magazine.avocadogreenmattres… #COP26
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T minus eight days until Blue Hill at Stone Barns opens. This afternoon's R&D: an all-staff tour of field vegetables and cover crops with Jason Grauer @stonebarns @bluehillfarm @JackAlgiere
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Our #awardwinning #documentary is now available on all major platforms for rent or purchase!!
Watch it now at geni.us/FishandMen
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Great feature from the @guardian: "Atlantic Sea Farms works with 24 partner farms, making up more than 95% of Maine’s line-grown seaweed supply. Since 2018, they have grown 12,000% in supply" theguardian.com/environment/…




























