Cultivated seaweed power in Maros

The seaweeding map of the species of gracilaria in Maros Regency, South Sulawesi, Wednesday (16/8/2023). Local farmers claim to prefer to cultivate seaweed during the dry due to a faster harvest period, two months than the fish power outlet that reaches six months later sold dry at Rp4,500 per kilogram. ANTARA PHOTO/Arnas Padda/aww.

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