How Japanese farmers use suction to harvest seaweed
In short: Discover a unique agricultural technique used in Japan, where farmers employ a clever method of sucking up seaweed from the sea to prepare it for harvest.
This footage from BBC Earth explores the ingenious harvesting methods used by seaweed farmers in Japan. Rather than traditional gathering, these farmers utilize a suction-based approach to collect the seaweed efficiently.
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