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Our Norfolk Seaweed Journey

A selection of images and videos taken on our journey to establish Norfolk Seaweed.

Norfolk Seaweed | T-shirts printed in Norfolk that promote sustainable aquaculture

Norfolk Seaweed | sustainable farming using seaweed soil improver for better crops

Norfolk Seaweed | seaweed farming in North Norfolk featuring Willie Athill

Norfolk Seaweed | stormy skies over the North Seae

Norfolk Seaweed | sunset over boats at Morston and Blakeney

Norfolk Seaweed | sunset at the Freshes near Stiffkey

Norfolk Seaweed | grading oysters for size at the oyster farm

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Norfolk Seaweed | collecting seaweed samples on the North Norfolk coast including bladderwrack and ulva

Norfolk Seaweed | Our development director, Allie Wharf, after an offshore swim

Norfolk Seaweed | Allie at the helm of our workboat, Morning Flight, a Starfish 8, excellent for close offshore work

Norfolk Seaweed | Willie and Jamie on Morning Flight bringing her to our home port of Morston

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Jamie Athill, Financial Director of Norfolk Seaweed Ltd

Norfolk Seaweed | wild sugar kelp found on the North Norfolk coast.

Norfolk Seaweed | wild sugar kelp found on the North Norfolk coast.

Norfolk Seaweed | kelp fronds in shallow water

Norfolk Seaweed | Morning Flight being put into the water ar Lowestoft

Norfolk Seaweed | View from the bow of Morning Flight towards Blakeney Point

Norfolk Seaweed | Large pacific oysters at the farm

Norfolk Seaweed | Delivery of our pacific seed oysters

Norfolk Seaweed | graded pacific oysters at the farm in North Norfolk

Norfolk Seaweed | willie with oyster trestles on shore at the Freshes North Norfolk

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Norfolk Seaweed is an aquaculture business dedicated to sustainably producing Saccharina latissima (Sugar Kelp) in the North Sea just off the Norfolk coast.

Our products will benefit the environment by helping to sequester carbon, reduce agricultural methane, replace synthetic fertilisers and re-oxygenate the sea.

We expect to create local employment and produce healthy food ingredients.

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