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I started a project in highschool and never knew where to take it. This is an amazing source of resources. I am blown away by the organization behind this.
@@lenkajedlickova7003 Hey Lenka. Unfortunately, no. With the economy being what it was last year I decided to play it safe and focus on developing skills and experience to compliment my job. I definitely regret not doing more with the Algae idea --- hindsight is always 20/20 --- but I do feel like I've spent this past year as productively as I could. I still want to do more research into the current algae market now that I'm beginning to have more free time, though!
Please makes more vids like this. Algae, fungi, insects, microgreens... It would be great to say more about the different market sizes in different continents(since people watching TH-cam vids abou the subject are probably not international supliers); the main companies and their products; which products fits better to grow in which place of the world.... Great vid, thx from Brazil!
Thanks for making this video! I’ve been talking about seaweed and algae for years and all my friends think I’m nuts… now hopefully I can find some guides to help me get started!
That is great Peter! Here are some business ideas and guides to help you start brainstorming ideas for your algae business. howtostartanllc.com/business-ideas/categories/algae-business-ideas
Wow, i always wanted to grow spirulina to combat malnutrition in my home country. although it's still expensive for me to start a prototype stage that may attract investors to buy into my idea. i hope to learn a lot from this experts thanks for this informative video
@@HowtostartanllcOfficial I’m currently looking to make/sponsor a business/operation with this, specifically for aviation fuel and something that can be commercial down the road. I’d love to potentially collaborate and have this figured out but I’m not entirely sure where to start. Any thoughts on that?
I'm not familiar with that particular industry, but in general, I would start reaching out and networking with people who are already working in biofuels. If you focus on what you want to accomplish, and take steps towards it to move the needle, even just by a little bit each day, you'll find the answers.
I live by the ocean and have recently been trying to think of different ways to use kelp in a creative way. I just finally figured out a formula for kelp & coffee bioplastics clay for sculpting. It's been a very interesting the applications as medium ! I can see so many applications. In the beauty industry when I was in it we paid big $ for algae treatments . I didn't realize about the animal food . Great presentation:)
Algae has so much potential and is already used in so many fields! If your ready to take your first step in an algae related field, check out these related business ideas: howtostartanllc.com/business-ideas/categories/algae-business-ideas
My fantasy is to have a home scaled production set up. I would want to process food and fuel (both for home heating and cooking and transport) mainly, maybe more petrochemical based projects eventually. I would want to also find a way to cap my emissions from using the biofuels around the home (both carbon dioxide and methane) into food for the algae tanks. If I could figure out how I would make it open source so anybody could use it and no one would have to buy gasoline, diesel, natural gas or propane any more and we could take a serious chunk out of the fossil fuel industry. Just wish I was smart enough to actually design and buld it!
More than all other uses of algae, algae is a source of biofuel that can be water positive. The advantage of Alage is that it can grow on industrial waste water. The end product of the process is clean water and grown algae. This means you have cleaned industrial waste water, which is an energy intensive process, without using much energy, while also obatianing a major source of biofuel. Moreover, Biofuel ihas a ready market which will be happy to pounce on these to mix it with their petrol and diesel. Additionally, being carbon absorbants, the algae biofuels are carbon neutral when compared to other sources of biofuels.
Thank you! It's certainly possible to start and operate an algae farm in Canada. Location should really make no difference. In fact, there are lots of Canadian algae companies. Some are producing food supplements from algae. Others are producing biofuels from algae. Still others are developing algae that can eat plastics. What would you want to farm your algae for?
We're glad that you found the video helpful-- thank you for the feedback. It depends on the strain of algae you are most interested in - but it requires a sterile environment and diligent lab techniques, cleaning as you go. Going to a local college (or even an aquarium supply shop) may be a good place to find already subcultured algae strains. A local college may also allow you to use their sterile rooms or equipment (and if you want to learn more about the basics of culturing, doing one class wouldn't hurt while also opening the door to using their spaces in the beginning). Here's a pretty thorough pdf: nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/5236/1/Culturing_algae.pdf
If you need some help getting your business started, check out our written guide on how to start an algae farm: howtostartanllc.com/business-ideas/algae-farm
Nice to know there is a bigger food source. But of course the big cat's that are fat off of the toxic crap that they make money off of will give this struggling growing industry a harder time. When this starts to get bigger you will see who all will show more of there true colors
So it seems. Some microalgae species store energy in the form of oil, which can be extracted and refined for various uses. Also, researchers in Britain have been able to power a small microprocessor continuously for a year using algae! Isn't that amazing?
@@HowtostartanllcOfficial I'm in South Africa and planning to start an Algea farm, hopefully the climate will not disappoint me. Thank you your videos are highly informative. Keep it and all the best.
That's a great question! The answer on that would require some serious but rewarding sleuthing. We'd recommend starting your research here: www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/environmental-funding.html#wb-auto-4 And, we'd recommend researching other algae businesses. How did they get started? Do they work on grants? Does your local university have algae specialists? They'd be a great source of information. Best of luck and thanks for the question!
Watching as a nonprofit, interested in building up the world's supply of algae to fight climate change. Would love to find a way to partner and provide more actionable information with this and help fund projects.
I’d also love to collaborate. I’m looking to sponsor an operation as part of building my travel agency (assuming I don’t start one after this video). I want to help make algae biofuels more commercially available for the airline industry.
As much as i would like to start a spirulena farm , the stumbling block is the nutrients . If someone could tell me how i can feed the algae in a natural way then i would be open to starting something ... but so far, it seems to be chemicals on amazon which is not what i like . I am into regenerative agriculture ... i see algae as something that would complement my work but ....i need a natural solution to feeding it that is locally sourced
it was a pleasure, I'm thinking of starting some small business as I have moved to Crete and already producing small batches of bee wax candles etc but looking for some more inspiration. @@HowtostartanllcOfficial
Most of the books I'm seeing are textbooks, ranging from $200 to $400. That said, I looked elsewhere. Michael Smith is doing some amazing stuff with biofuel and he's featured in this acclaimed documentary: grow.foodrevolution.org/ Here's a link to a resource from the University of Oregon titled "Growing Algae for Fuel". You can keep reading from here, just check out the references section at the bottom: agsci.oregonstate.edu/sites/agscid7/files/bioenergy/education/algae_final_interactive.pdf
2:05 giving that number is pretty meaningless without current number, if it is now 5.199 and it will grow to 5.2 that is nothing compared to if it is now 0.1 and it will grow to 5.2 !
Fantastic insight of microalgae. There are also other seaweed which can be eaten. Check out recipes in my channel. Very easy to integrate seaweed in your daily diet!
With global climate change priming to hit the world like a freight train, world food supply will be in great danger. Can algae serve to become reliable alternative food source when staple crops such as wheat, corn and rice can no longer be grown reliably due to temperature rise and climate instability?
Algae aren’t nearly as interesting as cyanobacteria! Spirullina is a cyanobacteria. Cyanobacteria were the first organisms to photosynthesize back when the earth had no oxygen on it’s atmosphere. Cyanobacteria grew rapidly by eating the abundant sun, and provoked the GREAT OXIDATION, when the organisms that didn’t adapt died of oxygen poisoning.
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I started a project in highschool and never knew where to take it. This is an amazing source of resources. I am blown away by the organization behind this.
We appreciate the compliments! Thank you so much and best of luck to you.
I've been considering starting up my own business. Algae is so fascinating!
fast forward one year - have you managed to do something with your idea? I find algae to be incredible as well!
@@lenkajedlickova7003 Hey Lenka. Unfortunately, no. With the economy being what it was last year I decided to play it safe and focus on developing skills and experience to compliment my job. I definitely regret not doing more with the Algae idea --- hindsight is always 20/20 --- but I do feel like I've spent this past year as productively as I could. I still want to do more research into the current algae market now that I'm beginning to have more free time, though!
how about now??? 2024?vision??@@connor804
Please makes more vids like this. Algae, fungi, insects, microgreens... It would be great to say more about the different market sizes in different continents(since people watching TH-cam vids abou the subject are probably not international supliers); the main companies and their products; which products fits better to grow in which place of the world....
Great vid, thx from Brazil!
Thanks for making this video! I’ve been talking about seaweed and algae for years and all my friends think I’m nuts… now hopefully I can find some guides to help me get started!
That is great Peter! Here are some business ideas and guides to help you start brainstorming ideas for your algae business. howtostartanllc.com/business-ideas/categories/algae-business-ideas
Wow, i always wanted to grow spirulina to combat malnutrition in my home country. although it's still expensive for me to start a prototype stage that may attract investors to buy into my idea. i hope to learn a lot from this experts thanks for this informative video
Loved this video. I didn't realize how cool algae is! 😱
I'm interested in algae because of the oil content for biodiesel preparation
That's an excellent application for sure!
@@HowtostartanllcOfficial I’m currently looking to make/sponsor a business/operation with this, specifically for aviation fuel and something that can be commercial down the road. I’d love to potentially collaborate and have this figured out but I’m not entirely sure where to start. Any thoughts on that?
I'm not familiar with that particular industry, but in general, I would start reaching out and networking with people who are already working in biofuels. If you focus on what you want to accomplish, and take steps towards it to move the needle, even just by a little bit each day, you'll find the answers.
@@HowtostartanllcOfficial appreciate it, thanks!
I live by the ocean and have recently been trying to think of different ways to use kelp in a creative way. I just finally figured out a formula for kelp & coffee bioplastics clay for sculpting. It's been a very interesting the applications as medium ! I can see so many applications. In the beauty industry when I was in it we paid big $ for algae treatments .
I didn't realize about the animal food .
Great presentation:)
That's wonderful! And, thank you.
I want to try some algae!! Healthy, potential in so many fields plus most of all capture co2!!🥰😋🤤
Algae has so much potential and is already used in so many fields! If your ready to take your first step in an algae related field, check out these related business ideas: howtostartanllc.com/business-ideas/categories/algae-business-ideas
Love the videos. I was just learning about shoes being made from algae in Africa before watching your video. You went much more in depth.
My fantasy is to have a home scaled production set up. I would want to process food and fuel (both for home heating and cooking and transport) mainly, maybe more petrochemical based projects eventually. I would want to also find a way to cap my emissions from using the biofuels around the home (both carbon dioxide and methane) into food for the algae tanks. If I could figure out how I would make it open source so anybody could use it and no one would have to buy gasoline, diesel, natural gas or propane any more and we could take a serious chunk out of the fossil fuel industry. Just wish I was smart enough to actually design and buld it!
I really want to start an algae bussiness related to sustainable biodegradable packaging.. but not sure how to make it happen
Me too! Let’s connect and figure this out?
@@divyabherwani5336 lets do it
@@rohanpatel3003 ok yall broke
Spira Lena is not algae. It is a cyano bacteria.Chlorella is algae
What is a "Spira Lena"?😂
Spirulina
It is Cyanobacteria, it’s ALSO referred to as blue-green algae.
Please search further more on Google 😂
All algae are cyanobacteria fam
Nori is made of seaweed, which are macro algae.
wow, this is so cool...I never knew how versatile algae was!!
More than all other uses of algae, algae is a source of biofuel that can be water positive. The advantage of Alage is that it can grow on industrial waste water. The end product of the process is clean water and grown algae. This means you have cleaned industrial waste water, which is an energy intensive process, without using much energy, while also obatianing a major source of biofuel. Moreover, Biofuel ihas a ready market which will be happy to pounce on these to mix it with their petrol and diesel.
Additionally, being carbon absorbants, the algae biofuels are carbon neutral when compared to other sources of biofuels.
Thanks so much for sharing!
i have been working on my method for 3 years
That's incredible! And how's it going?
@@HowtostartanllcOfficial it has been going well and i found that the waste from my method can be used as fertiliser for plants
That's awesome! We love that you use eco-friendly practices. And what do you use your algae for?
@@HowtostartanllcOfficial biofuels
Thanks for the information. I'm thinking an algae burger is a formidable and promising challenge.
Nice information. Is it possible to cultivate in Canadian environment?
Thank you! It's certainly possible to start and operate an algae farm in Canada. Location should really make no difference. In fact, there are lots of Canadian algae companies. Some are producing food supplements from algae. Others are producing biofuels from algae. Still others are developing algae that can eat plastics. What would you want to farm your algae for?
Wow this is a really well made video. Thanks for making it!
Thanks🙏🌹❤ a lot the information Dear
The info, the presenter and the presentation were so well put together, congratulations!!
The cooking oil is catching on.
I'm interested in it as fertilizer for other crops.
Great video!
awesome!
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Very informative
Can we switch to algae based filters?
How can we get a pure algae culture without contamination or how can we purify it?
We're glad that you found the video helpful-- thank you for the feedback.
It depends on the strain of algae you are most interested in - but it requires a sterile environment and diligent lab techniques, cleaning as you go. Going to a local college (or even an aquarium supply shop) may be a good place to find already subcultured algae strains. A local college may also allow you to use their sterile rooms or equipment (and if you want to learn more about the basics of culturing, doing one class wouldn't hurt while also opening the door to using their spaces in the beginning).
Here's a pretty thorough pdf:
nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/5236/1/Culturing_algae.pdf
ok let me start this business
Nice video !!
Thanks for watching!
Hey I want to know which kind of algae is growing for algenesis because I want grow the algae and be a part of eco friendly product.
I've been thinking on this for well over a year at this point, I've just need to figure a way to start.
If you need some help getting your business started, check out our written guide on how to start an algae farm: howtostartanllc.com/business-ideas/algae-farm
Thanku so much for this video ❤️❤️
I'm interested in developing an algea or seaweed farm on my 100 acre private lake
Nice to know there is a bigger food source. But of course the big cat's that are fat off of the toxic crap that they make money off of will give this struggling growing industry a harder time. When this starts to get bigger you will see who all will show more of there true colors
Love your content!
Wait, isn't the majority of crude oil made from algae blooms? I don't think anyone is going to object to growing their own oil.
Like, fossilized algae blooms? Yeah!
Hi, do you know a person or company that buys brown seaweed?
I heard it can be used for eco friendly biofuel and can be a substitute batteries?
So it seems. Some microalgae species store energy in the form of oil, which can be extracted and refined for various uses. Also, researchers in Britain have been able to power a small microprocessor continuously for a year using algae! Isn't that amazing?
@@HowtostartanllcOfficial I'm in South Africa and planning to start an Algea farm, hopefully the climate will not disappoint me. Thank you your videos are highly informative. Keep it and all the best.
Where do you get a spirulina algae culture?
We found this resource: grow-organic-spirulina.com/product-category/live-spirulina-culture/
Where can I buy some ooze?
Hi from aug 2023! Beautiful
Hello there!
Is there a Canadian organisation funding this kind of algae business? I would like to start something with teenagers!
That's a great question! The answer on that would require some serious but rewarding sleuthing.
We'd recommend starting your research here: www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/environmental-funding.html#wb-auto-4
And, we'd recommend researching other algae businesses. How did they get started? Do they work on grants?
Does your local university have algae specialists? They'd be a great source of information.
Best of luck and thanks for the question!
About time❤️🙏👨🏼🌾
Great!
Will you come to Prince Rupert, Canada and help me start a seaweed industry ?
Thanks for watching :)
Watching as a nonprofit, interested in building up the world's supply of algae to fight climate change. Would love to find a way to partner and provide more actionable information with this and help fund projects.
I'm you're guy !
I’d also love to collaborate. I’m looking to sponsor an operation as part of building my travel agency (assuming I don’t start one after this video). I want to help make algae biofuels more commercially available for the airline industry.
more people should be looking at sea weed, too.
Thanks ❤
Thanks for watching!
As much as i would like to start a spirulena farm , the stumbling block is the nutrients . If someone could tell me how i can feed the algae in a natural way then i would be open to starting something ... but so far, it seems to be chemicals on amazon which is not what i like . I am into regenerative agriculture ... i see algae as something that would complement my work but ....i need a natural solution to feeding it that is locally sourced
amazing content
Thanks for watching!
it was a pleasure, I'm thinking of starting some small business as I have moved to Crete and already producing small batches of bee wax candles etc but looking for some more inspiration. @@HowtostartanllcOfficial
A living can be made on the simplest of businesses. Good luck to you!
so someone could technically make flash graphene from an algae based in carbon capture.
Can we see a video on seaweed llc?
I am looking for diesel fuel from algae
Ethanol from algae could replace all gasoline use in the world.
Local sustainable energy, let's go!!!
I want to start my own algae farm and want to get into bio fuel. Honestly anything that can help get some money.
You can do it! And the sooner you get started is the sooner it will start making money.
@@HowtostartanllcOfficial are there any books you recommend?
Working on this for you! Please stand-by :)
Most of the books I'm seeing are textbooks, ranging from $200 to $400.
That said, I looked elsewhere.
Michael Smith is doing some amazing stuff with biofuel and he's featured in this acclaimed documentary: grow.foodrevolution.org/
Here's a link to a resource from the University of Oregon titled "Growing Algae for Fuel". You can keep reading from here, just check out the references section at the bottom: agsci.oregonstate.edu/sites/agscid7/files/bioenergy/education/algae_final_interactive.pdf
2:05 giving that number is pretty meaningless without current number, if it is now 5.199 and it will grow to 5.2 that is nothing compared to if it is now 0.1 and it will grow to 5.2 !
she mentioned sea lettuce but what about sea pickels??? like spongebob
Fantastic insight of microalgae. There are also other seaweed which can be eaten. Check out recipes in my channel. Very easy to integrate seaweed in your daily diet!
Thanks, we'll check it out!
With global climate change priming to hit the world like a freight train, world food supply will be in great danger. Can algae serve to become reliable alternative food source when staple crops such as wheat, corn and rice can no longer be grown reliably due to temperature rise and climate instability?
Now THIS, and not the fucking "eat the bugs"
Something's wrong with her accent!
Anyone need 800kg of spirulina per month? :)
Mmuuahh..
Your beautiful
Too bad spirulena is toxic.
Algae aren’t nearly as interesting as cyanobacteria! Spirullina is a cyanobacteria.
Cyanobacteria were the first organisms to photosynthesize back when the earth had no oxygen on it’s atmosphere. Cyanobacteria grew rapidly by eating the abundant sun, and provoked the GREAT OXIDATION, when the organisms that didn’t adapt died of oxygen poisoning.
That's fantastic info! Thanks for sharing.
I thought she was holding drugs in the thumbnail.
pls connect asap.
looking for a seaweed textile manufacturer
many thanks
Thanks for the question, here are some results from Google: go.truic.com/3RJdAt6!
Algae is superb..please contact me if anyone intrested to get large scale of algae from Malaysia😊