COASTAL FISHERIES TRAINING | 5.1 - Grow seaweed, grow your own money
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- There is a growing interest within the South Pacific in farming seaweed Kappaphycus alvarezii, which is also known as Eucheuma cottonii. The availability of the export market, coupled with the short-term nature of the crop (six weeks) and the lifespan (two years) of the dried product, makes this commodity attractive to many small island states. Furthermore, seaweed farming is envisaged to attract fishers as a means of reducing fishing pressure exerted on the already overfished inshore resourc...
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