Sea Weeds Its usefulness for income

generation to the coastal people

With 76 percent of the worlds fish stocks fully

exploited or overexploited, and many species
severely depleted, many policymakers and
scientists now agree that we must adopt a
radical new approach to managing the seas: one
that is precautionary in nature and has the
protection of the whole marine ecosystem as its
primary objective. This ecosystem approach
is vital if we are to ensure the health of our
oceans for future generations.

Why Seaweeds?
Seaweeds have several uses, gaining
momentum as a new experimental
system for biological research and is
a part of integrated aquaculture
systems

Sea weed Cultivation

Benefits of a diet that includes seaweed

Live longer
Weight Loss
Healthy Bosom and Venous blood vessels
Healthy Thyroid gland
Scraps Radiation Toxic condition
Lower Cholesterol and Blood Pressure level
Forbid Ulcerations
Scraps Irregularity
Detoxify
Lung Health
Neutralize Acids

Because AGGRAND contains a mix of fish emulsion

and seaweed extract, it contains everything a plant
needs for good health and vigor. As a plant itself,
seaweed contains ALL of the trace elements that a
plant needs in EXACTLY the correct balance. No
other fertilizer type has that benefit. In addition, these
trace elements are already in chelated form so that
they can be absorbed by the plant more easily. Many
other fertilizers do not have this benefit, and therefore
are wasted to a certain extent.

Seaweed would be a great compost material, added like leaves.

Maybe layer soil, seaweed, newspaper and kitchen scraps. I
sometimes catch rain water in big plastic tubs. Algae grows in
it and I dump it on my compost.

Fertilizer
The most advantage of fermented seaweed extract
fertilizer is the multiformity of the end product, which
can be completely easily absorbed by plants, especially
the natural bioactive substances in seaweed are
furthest maintained in the end product.
Fermented Seaweed fertilizer "Power " is natural
organic foliar fertilizer produced by two-phase
fermentation.

Liquid seaweed fertilizer "Power " contains rich various

nutrients of alginic acids, 20 kinds of protein amino acids, plant
growth regulators (auxins, cytokinin and gibberellins etc.),
vitamin, nucleotides, humic acids and counter-stresses genes, as
well as macro elements and microelements (N, P, K, Ca, Mg, S,
Fe, Mn, Cu, Zn, Mo, B etc.), which can be easily absorbed by
plants, and bioactive substances that stimulate plant growth.
Particularly, heavy metal content in "Power " is allowed by
legislation in any country.
Therefore, Seaweed fertilizer "Power " is a perfect fertilizer
converging nutrients, bioactive substances and counter-stresses
genes, which are from completely nature seaweed extracts.

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PROJECTS

SEA WEEDS LSF LIQUID

SEA WEEDS FERTILIZER

Table1: Chemical analyses of Liquid Seaweed Fertilizer obtained from Grateloupia sps
Nutrients present
symbol
Boiling at 50C
Boiling at 60C
Total kjedhal Nitrogen mg/l
N
560
551.04
Phosphate mg/l
P
75.83
525
Potassium mg/l
K
825
95.05
Calcium mg/l
Ca
980
500
Magnesium mg/l
Mg
456
204
Iron mg/l
Fe
52.64
25.74
zinc g/l
0.848
0.123
Fig 1 Boiling at 50C
2%

15%

0%

Total kjedhal Nitrogen mg/l

19%
3%

Phosphate mg/l
Potassium mg/l
Calcium mg/l
Magnesium mg/l

28%

33%

Iron mg/l
zinc g/l

Fig 1 Boiling at 60C

Total kjedhal Nitrogen mg/l
11%

1% 0%

Phosphate mg/l
29%

26%

Potassium mg/l
Calcium mg/l
Magnesium mg/l

5%

28%

Iron mg/l
zinc g/l

Table 2 : Effect of LSFs obtained from Grateloupia Sps on growth of Seedlings

No of
Fresh Weight Dry Weight
Dilutions
Shoot Length Root Length
Seedlings
(g)
(g)
Control
4.6
3.32
10
5%
5.43
4.2
10
10%
0.93
0.69
2
15%
2.42
2.28
4
20%
0.37
0.23
1

Figure 2

Control
5%

12
10
8
6
4
2
0

10%
15%
20%

Shoot Length

Root Length

No of Seedlings
growth

Table 3 : Initiation of second leaf in the 3rd Week

Dilutions

No of seeds
Sowed

No of Seedlings
grown

No of Seedlings
show second leaf

Control
5%
10%
15%
20%

20
20
20
20
20

15
18
9
8
7

8
7
0
3
2

Figure 3
Control

25
20
15
10
5
0

5%
10%
15%

No of seeds
Sowed

No of
Seedlings
grown

No of
Seedlings
show second
leaf

20%

Table 4
Measurement
Shoot Length Root Length of second leaf
(cm)
15.1
16.3
2
17
12.9
2.5
12.2
10.1
0
8.7
9
1.7
9.8
8.2
1

Dilutions
Control
5%
10%
15%
20%

No of
Seedlings
show second
8
7
0
3
2

Figure 4
Control
5%

No of
S e e d ling s
s ho w s e c o nd
le a f

M e a s ure m e nt
o f s e c o nd
le a f (c m )

R o o t L e ng th

10%

S ho o t L e ng th

20
15
10
5
0

15%
20%