The Regenerative Agriculture Coalition interviews Emily Lewy Wang, Head of Product and Innovation, at Atarraya Inc., a farming enterprise with a distributed geographic footprint and an innovative mission in AgTech and aquaculture.
Atarraya has developed proprietary modular hardware using biofloc technology to transform shrimp production into a sustainable, regenerative, sound protein source that can be produced in urban and rural spaces.
The Farm Voices Podcast is produced by the Regenerative Agriculture Coalition, a working group of Climate Reality Project Leaders and Chapter Members.
Also mentioned in this episode:
Mangrove deforestation
Forced labor
Ocean Outlaw Project
Bottom trawling
Aquaculture
Biofloc
USDA
NOAA
Economic Development Group of Indiana
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