Eat like a fish : my adventures as a fisherman turned restorative ocean farmer

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ISBN: 9780451494542
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ix, 303 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Edition First edition.
Publisher [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2019.

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Eat Like a Fish : My Adventures As a Fisherman Turned Restorative Ocean Farmer

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Eat Like a Fish : My Adventures As a Fisherman Turned Restorative Ocean Farmer

Section	Section Description	Page Number
	Introduction	p. 3
	About this Book	p. 5
	What is Restorative Ocean Farming?	p. 9
	Fork in the Road	p. 11
Part 1
Chapter 1	Thank God We re Surrounded by Water	p. 17
Chapter 2	Saltwater Cowboys	p. 26
Chapter 3	Alaska Bound	p. 35
Chapter 4	Two Hearts, Two Minds	p. 43
Chapter 5	No Fish, Our Lives	p. 48
Chapter 6	Everyone's on the Hook	p. 53
	Starting an Underwater Garden	p. 57
Part 2
Chapter 7	From Fisherman to Farmer	p. 63
Chapter 8	Sea of Sunken Dreams	p. 67
	The Blue Revolution	p. 73
	Even the Worst Is Better	p. 77
	Ask the Ocean What to Grow	p. 79
Chapter 9	Landlocked and Drowning	p. 84
	Off the Grid	p. 87
Chapter 10	Ocean Rescue	p. 93
	Living in the Half-Shell	p. 97
	Growing a Blue Thumb	p. 101
	Building Your Ocean Farm	p. 109
Part 3
Chapter 11	Up from the Depths	p. 115
	The Rebirth of the Ocean Farm	p. 118
	Dr. Seaweed	p. 124
	Climate Farming	p. 130
Chapter 12	Look Back to Swim Forward	p. 134
	Growing Sea Greens	p. 138
	Seeding Season	p. 145
Part 4
Chapter 13	Falling for a Foodie	p. 153
Chapter 14	Center of the Plate	p. 158
	A Lost Culinary History	p. 160
	Learning to Like Kelp	p. 165
	Falling in Love with Sea Greens	p. 173
Chapter 15	Sea Greens for the Masses	p. 177
	Kelp is the New Kale	p. 178
	Soy of the Sea-Just Not Evil	p. 182
	Beyond Food	p. 185
	Farming the Urban Sea	p. 189
	Keeping Your Farm Afloat	p. 192
Part 5
Chapter 16	The Green Wave	p. 197
	Going Viral	p. 203
	Passing the Baton	p. 207
	Who Farms Matters	p. 211
Chapter 17	Swimming with Sharks	p. 215
	Surfing the "New Economy"	p. 217
	Blood in the Water	p. 221
Chapter 18	Newfoundland, Take Me Home	p. 227
	Seaweed on the Rocks	p. 235
	Harvest Time	p. 238
Part 6
Chapter 19	A Shared Vision	p. 243
	The Politics of Yes	p. 247
	Principles of Regenerative Ocean Agriculture	p. 251
Chapter 20	Fade to Blue	p. 258
	Hail and Farewell	p. 262
	Ocean Green Profiles	p. 262
	Recipes	p. 269
	Acknowledgments	p. 279
	Notes	p. 281
	Index	p. 293

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