Crews in Fort Lauderdale turning truckloads of seaweed into planting soil
The fresh seaweed is mixed in with older seaweed and dirt — then sits on a pile for about 4 months. It goes from being a nuisance to helpful.
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Crews in Fort Lauderdale turning truckloads of seaweed into planting soil
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