Along Indonesia’s coasts, smallholder farmers tie seaweed to lines strung across shallow water. A few hundred kilometres inland, other smallholders watch El Niño bake their rice paddies. Jakarta-based AquaBloom wants the first group’s harvest to rescue the second group’s yields, and it now has fresh capital to test whether that idea scales. The agri-biotech startup […] The post AquaBloom raises seed funding to turn Indonesia’s seaweed into climate armour for farmers appeared first on e27.
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