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If you merely retell stories about kelp characters whose stories are already lived — if you neglect to tell the photoless, characterless stories of possibility — you are shaping the ideas of the kelp industry down narrow roads. This approach is causing serious stagnation.

Lazy Point Farmswendy mooreAugust 10, 2024Lazy Point Farms, lazy point farms

Drop It Like It's Hot

Through a very powerful collab with East End Food and Sue Wicks, we’ve pulled together the opportunity for Sue to sell her first commercial season of kelp in shelf-stable food products.

They’re really good, y’all.

Lazy Point Farmswendy mooreJuly 24, 2024Lazy Point Farms, lazy point farms

Seaweed for Suffolk County

Suffolk County faces a ripe opportunity to create and benefit from a thriving seaweed industry by adding seaweed aquaculture to its lease program. Through our enthusiasm and partnership with the county for efforts both currently underway and future, we at Lazy Point Farms encourage and endorse this proposed effort.

Lazy Point FarmsStaffMarch 22, 2024Lazy Point Farms

Kids These Days

As a process-art person, I do not see my work on this curriculum as a finished product. It will only really begin to take shape once it’s utilized by educators. I want this material to live, breathe and evolve, and I will continue to serve as a consultant, connecting teachers with experts and other teachers, allowing students to showcase their work publicly. Even if they have more questions than answers.

Lazy Point Farmswendy mooreJanuary 11, 2024lazy point farms, Lazy Point Farms

Not 'The New Kale'. It's Better

Kelp is decidedly not the new kale- and thank goodness for that. Kale can keep its seat on whatever throne it’s claiming. Kelp is running an entirely different race. It’s fundamentally different and is qualitatively better suited to claim more corners in more pantries across the United States.

Lazy Point Farmswendy mooreDecember 11, 2023Lazy Point Farms

Ask The Big Questions

Mother nature is an absolute mastermind of balancing intricate ecosystems with kelp as her ride-or-die since the beginning, and you are going to try to tell me that Kathy Hochul, behind her veneered wooden desk, is here to decide at this particular moment for all of us whether or not kelp has a positive, meaningfully urgent, place on this planet? Please.

Lazy Point Farmswendy mooreDecember 5, 2023lazy point farms, Lazy Point FarmsComment

Lazy Point Farm's Third Harvest Season

Lazy Point Farms is excited to announce the end of the third harvest season focused on supporting the fledgling sugar kelp industry in New York through direct grants and supporting operations.

Lazy Point Farms, Presswendy mooreMay 10, 2023Lazy Point Farms

Bags & Bricks: The Ocean's Promise

Not only is kelp directly beneficial to the ecosystem, but it also shows promise as an eco-conscious alternative to plastic consumer goods.

Lazy Point FarmsStaffSeptember 2, 2022Lazy Point Farms

Low Tide

Growing up on Long Island is an experience unlike any other.

Lazy Point FarmsKylie O'HaraMarch 29, 2021Lazy Point Farms

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