We are
Seaweed People
meet our partner
seaweed farmers
Our Ocean is changing – but there is hope.
Fishing families are known for ingenuity, stewardship, and fierce independence. That’s why we knew that working with our own coastal communities to cultivate kelp is the best way to take positive action in the face of climate change. Together we are helping to diversify coastal incomes, reduce ocean acidification, and grow, harvest, and share delicious, sustainable, and mineral-rich sea greens with the world.
We work with working waterfront communities to help them start their own kelp farms. We provide free seed and technical assistance to help these farmers get farm leases, set up their gear, learn how to seed and harvest, and a multi-year contract for free seed and guaranteed purchase. These people are the soul of our business and we are proud to introduce you to them.
why are fishermen
farming seaweed?
Maine’s fishing families have long understood the importance of being good stewards of the ocean, and now kelp farming is providing a new opportunity to feed people and improve coastal livelihoods while taking care of the waters they have worked for generations.
Watch ‘Meet the Kelp Farmers’ to hear from Atlantic Sea Farms partner farmers and their families.
Cole Baines
Jeff & Beth Putnam
Mike Hyvarinen
Karen Cooper
Bangs Island Mussels
Abby Barrows
Salt Water Farms
Elijah Brice
Brian Tarbox
Steve Train
Josh & Shey Conover
Scott & Sheena Lord
Greg Morris
Bob Baines
Blake Dickinson & Zach Pettit
Stewart Hunt
Greg Perkins
Justin Papkee
Nate Johnson
Keith Miller
Richard Philbrook
Alex Hutchins & Jodi Brewer
Partner
with us
Do you work on the water? Farming seaweed is proving to be a great way for fishermen and aquaculturists to diversify their incomes and shore up against the shifting tides of climate change. If you run an active maritime business and are interested in learning more about what a farming partnership with Atlantic Sea Farms looks like, we’d love to hear from you.
