'Kelp' Us Learn: Seaweed Reproduction and Hatcheries

In this episode of the 'Kelp' Us Learn series, join Adam St. Gelais from the Aquaculture Research Institute along with the MAIC team to learn how seaweed reproduces in a hatchery!
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This video was produced for a seaweed curriculum project that is a collaboration between the Maine Aquaculture Innovation Center, the World Wildlife Fund, Maine Sea Grant, the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, Maine Agriculture in the Classroom, Maine Cooperative Extension: 4-H, and the University of Maine Center for Cooperative Aquaculture Research.
For more information, visit www.maineaquaculture.org/kelp... or contact us using the email on our webpage.

[@abdullahshabbir5270]

Your institute is doing great work

[@soheylmottahedeh6086]

what kind of budget would I need to buy one of those seaweed bioreactors

[@caljr86]

Great work!

[@eltioputo]

Just got recommended this, now I'm a seaweed enjoyer

[@IndustrialPlanktonInc]

Can't wait to see all of the gametophytes you will grow :D

[@davidm1075]

Reality check: About time to stop posting about seaweed this or seaweed that. There are over 12,000 different weeds in the oceans and no two are alike. The vid talks about one single kelp species; saccharina.
Ans pls hold your horses with statements like kelp does not need fertilizers, etc etc etc. The kelp farm is actually stealing the nutrients from the plankton thus affection the whole local food web. There are no free lunches in life and claiming that one can create something out of nothing is pure nonsense.