TPL On The Road: North Atlantic Organics ft Joe Dorgan
Join Paul Micucci as he travels to beautiful Prince Edward Island for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of North Atlantic Organics with founder Joe Dorgan. From the shores of Atlantic Canada to the processing floor, Paul gets an up-close look at how one of nature's most remarkable resources; seaweed is transformed into innovative products used in agriculture around the world.
Joe shares the story behind North Atlantic Organics, the science and sustainability of harvesting Atlantic seaweed, and why this renewable marine resource is becoming increasingly important for farmers looking to improve soil health and crop production naturally. Viewers will also see the company's processing facility, learn how seaweed is prepared for agricultural use, and discover the environmental benefits of marine-based fertilizers.
This episode highlights the innovation, entrepreneurship, and natural resources that make Prince Edward Island a leader in sustainable agriculture. Don't miss this fascinating look inside one of Atlantic Canada's most unique success stories and the incredible potential of seaweed to help shape the future of farming.
Host: Paul Micucci
Guest: Joe Dorgan
Pillar: Economy, Resources
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