Buy into Seaweed Farming and make money, London

Buy into Seaweed Farming, make money and help the planet.

Why farm Asophyllum nodosum ( knotted Wrack)?

Everybody has heard of Kelp farming, but many other types of UK macroalgae are also suitable and viable to farm. One of these is Knotted Wrack ( Asophyllum), which grows slightly slower than Kelp but has many more benefits, especially for Livestock health. Ulva Sea Farms is now offering you a chance to invest in the farming of Knotted Wrack.
Knotted wrack (Ascophyllum nodosum) is a rich source of various minerals and nutrients. It contains:

Iodine: Essential for thyroid function and overall health.

Vitamins: Includes vitamins B12 and E, which are not found in land plants

Trace Elements: A variety of trace elements that are vital for human health

Polysaccharides: These help in detoxifying and moisturising the skin.

Fucoidans: Sulfated, fucose-rich polymers that have anti-inflammatory properties.

Knotted wrack is considered one of the richest food sources of minerals and nutrients, making it beneficial for health.



Benefits for livestock in eating knotted wrack.

Knotted wrack, Ascophyllum nodosum, offers several benefits for livestock, including:

Rich in Nutrients: It provides a wide range of vitamins, minerals, and trace elements, which are essential for livestock health.

Supports Glandular Health: The iodine content in knotted wrack helps regulate the activity of the adrenal, pituitary, and thyroid glands, supporting overall glandular health.1

Promotes Oral Health: The natural anti-inflammatory properties of knotted wrack can help reduce plaque and tartar buildup, leading to better dental health.

Enhances Immune System: The nutrients in knotted wrack can support the immune system, contributing to the overall well-being of livestock.

Improves Overall Well-being: Including knotted wrack in livestock diets can lead to increased stamina and improved immune system health.

These benefits make knotted wrack a valuable addition to livestock diets, providing essential nutrients and supporting various aspects of animal health.



Investments, Prices and return on investment.

The investment prices start at £10,000 to cover five years.

During this time, your five lines will give you around twenty tons of wet biomass per annum. Once dried, this will equate to about 6,666 kg, which sells for £2 - £2.50 per kilogram.

Costs, fees and handling charges. Each year, Ulva Sea Farms will take 20% of your ROI and use it to reseed your lines, maintain your lines and general running costs.

So in year two, if you sold 6,666 Kg for £2 / kg, that would give you £13,332, from which we take £2,666, leaving you with the balance of £10,666.



Payment schedules.

30% on signing the legal document. Another 30% four weeks before the infrastructure goes into the water, and the remainder of the balance the week the seeded lines are due to be deployed.