stackyFACTSUnderwater agriculture requires literal miles of string. Marine farmers string massive ropes across shallow coastal bays, seeding them with kelp spores that grow downward into the tide. It is a massive, zero-fertilizer agricultural system that turns oceanic real estate into sushi wrappers.
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