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Daily Archives: September 26, 2016

Seaweed farmers in Isles urged to add value to boost crop sales
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Seaweed farmers in Isles urged to add value to boost crop sales

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[Tanzania] Following low prices of seaweeds in Zanzibar, farmers have been urged to form groups in order to have collective Continue reading Seaweed farmers in Isles urged to add value to boost crop sales →

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Seaweed bloom blankets the shoreline of Sur coast
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Seaweed bloom blankets the shoreline of Sur coast

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[Oman] Oman is a home to rich biodiversity even in its marine habitats. Beachgoers witnessed tangled mats of seaweeds (marine macroalgae) along the Sur coast since last month. Continue reading Seaweed bloom blankets the shoreline of Sur coast →

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As the seaweed industry booms, how can we farm seaweed more sustainably?
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As the seaweed industry booms, how can we farm seaweed more sustainably?

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[Global] Seaweed is trending. Demand for the fast-growing, nutrient-rich food is on the rise, and what’s not being eaten is now Continue reading As the seaweed industry booms, how can we farm seaweed more sustainably? →

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