Kelp has many potential uses—in food, as a bio-stimulant for crops, and even as biofuel. WHOI researchers are helping seed the blue economy's future with an automated seeder that reduces kelp farmers’ time and exposure to the elements. 📹 by Daniel Cojanu/WHOI | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)

30K views · 201 reactions | The Future of Farming Is Underwater: Kelp Cultivation #seaweedfarming #kelpfarming #oceanfarming #sustainableliving #aquaculture #greenfarming #marineagriculture #oceanfacts #climatefriendly #ecofarming #farmingtech #seagriculture #kelppower #underwaterecology #blueeconomy | AmeWhere | Facebook

12K views · 507 reactions | Adding kelp to the land has multiple benefits — not only does it safely store carbon in the soil, but it helps the grass grow! #FarmDreams | National Geographic Animals | Facebook

How can kelp production be optimised in Scotland? Kelp farming is a developing industry in Scotland but a number of factors limit its growth. However, various innovations have been evaluated to address issues relating to harvest period, biofouling, storage, preservation, and waste reduction, which could contribute to the sustainable growth of Scotland’s kelp farming sector. Learn more now: | Sci Ani