UGA Student Seeks To Tame Kudzu’s Rapid Growth
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2016
- As a teenager, Jacob Schindler created an environmentally friendly method for killing kudzu, a very dominant invasive species in the Southeast. Now about to graduate from the University of Georgia, Jacob is still pursuing his goal of dominance over the vine. But he does concede that kudzu has some beneficial qualities. Ray D’Alessio explains.
I would absolutely contribute to crowdfunding for this!
Shark Tank! Kudzu is a phenomenal plant; incredibly fascinating and frustrating. You are amazing, Jacob. I believe in you and your invention. Would love for you to treat the Kudzu where I live!!
Helium is becoming harder to resource. It is not a free gas that can just be pulled from the atmosphere, it has to be synthesized out of natural gas, and not all natural gas that comes out of the ground is suitable for producing helium. If he were to be ale to find a way to extract helium out of the air, he could rule the world.
Any up dates on this .has he got production of his product yet and if so where can I buy it
Yes, yes, yes....set up a Go Fund Me!
Good work!
I want to buy three of your kudzu killers. Let me know when they are available. POST WHERE WE CAN SEND MONEY.
Jacob, you rock! Stuff's an incredible feedstuff if you can just keep it from going nuts!
Is Helium vanishing though?
Please help me get rid of my kudzu! I will buy whatever you patent as long as it works. Every season I go out into my backyard and cut away as much as possible and every season I am yet still disappointed that the Kudzu keeps coming back. it’s completely taken over my backyard it’s killing my trees it’s damaging my fence and I absolutely despise it 😩😩
Go Fund me Dude! Please!
Go to shark tank for funding.