EPISODE · Mar 23, 2018 · 17 MIN
Farming the Ocean
from Future of Food - Let's Eat Better for Ourselves and the Planet · host Dr. Michael Graham, Red Cup Agency, Bren Smith, Todd Jagoutz, Lee Schneider, Seraphina Erhart
Seaweed first made it on the menu as part of a macrobiotic diet, and was popularized by grocers like Erewhon. That was back in the 1960s, and since then, chefs have caught on, moving seaweed from a mere condiment to the center of the plate. Seaweed can be wild harvested, as they do at Maine Coast Sea Vegetables, farmed in the ocean, as they do at Sea Greens Farms and Greenwave, or farmecd in tanks on land, as they do at Monterey Bay Seaweeds. There are a lot or enviornmental and social positives about seaweed. It restores the ocean, and farming it can provide jobs. Get show notes and a show transcript at futurefood.fm. Subscribe to our newsletter and never miss an episode. Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Is kelp going to be the new kale? That's what some ocean farmers believe, and it looks like kelp, and other kinds of seaweeds, or sea vegetables, as they are sometimes called, are going to have their moment. In this coast-to-coast episode of the podcast, we interview seaweed farmers from Maine to California.
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