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Seth Barker of Maine Fresh Sea Farms, which grows sea vegetables in Walpole, holds a guide line while Sarah Redmond of Maine Sea Grant attaches a string of winged kelp to a line on Clark Cove. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
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Seth Barker of Maine Fresh Sea Farms, which grows sea vegetables in Walpole, holds a guide line while Sarah Redmond of Maine Sea Grant attaches a string of winged kelp to a line on Clark Cove.
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Barker checks the growth of a seaweed line in Clark Cove.
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Buoys mark different lines of seaweed growing in Clark Cove.
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Organic sugar kelp grows on string wrapped around a plastic pipe in a water nursery.
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Organic sugar kelp grows on string wrapped around a plastic pipe in a nursery at Darling Marine Center.
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Sarah Redmond of Maine Sea Grant checks on an experimental line of dulse in Clark Cove.
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Barker talks about kelp growing in tanks in a nursery at Darling Marine Center in Walpole.
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Barker and Redmond head out to seed new lines of kelp in Clark Cove.