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Subject: Algae is the future
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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Synopsis:
https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2022/10/onshore-algae-farms-could-feed-world-sustainably
Just givin u the 411. Because I care.
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10/23/2023 3:20:15 AM
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Walking Man |
formerly RGG
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I predict Bill Gates will attempt to monopolize the algae market.
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11/1/2023 6:19:26 AM
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big moon |
Bethlehem CT
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I went to a conference years ago and got to hear the likes of Allan Savory and also this guy Bren Smith. Bren had some great ideas and was putting them into practice. He was farming the ocean. He was growing kelp and oysters which in turn made an awesome fish habitat. he confessed that the hardest part about marketing kelp was getting people to eat it. It is not a taste that most people gravitate towards naturally. Bren was working with some top chefs to create recipes for the kelp that people would like. If we all ate more kelp we probably would never have to worry about taking a multivitamin. LOL https://www.thimbleislandoceanfarm.com/eat-like-a-fish
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11/1/2023 8:33:07 AM
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big moon |
Bethlehem CT
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I am pretty critical of a lot of the stuff we are told is a good idea or will "save the planet" but the ideas of Bren Smith, Allen Savory as well as Joel Salatin and Gabe Brown are very practical and make sense to me. Not just propaganda
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11/1/2023 8:51:03 AM
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Sam H |
East Sussex, UK
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Allan Savory, Joel Salatin and Gabe Brown have revolutionized my thinking and every gardener/farmer should at least know about and understand the principles they promote and practice.
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2/1/2024 4:38:40 AM
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big moon |
Bethlehem CT
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Awesome to hear that Sam H.
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2/1/2024 7:14:14 AM
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