Resource Center for Spirulina, Algae and Green Superfoods

Health Library

Scientific health abstracts by category: immunity, anti-viral, anti-cancer, anti-aging, detox. Human studies by country. Over 100 references from 40 years of global research.

Spirulina Farms

Production videos, photos and stories from around the world. Algaepreneurs and microfarms, small developing world farms and medium to large farms: growing, harvesting, products.

Resource Directories

Online links to nutritional products and foods. Directories of farms, producers, books, publications, newsletters, videos, slideshows, articles, blogs and algae websites.

Algae News Update

Three VideosEducational videos on spirulina production systems
Growing, harvesting and making products ranging from commercial farms to village farms to microfarms to home growing, from France, Thailand, Africa, Mexico and California over a 33 year time span from 1982 to 2015.

Smart MicrofarmSmart Microfarms continues to expand its spirulina greenhouse microfarm in Half Moon Bay south of San Francisco. This is the first spirulina farm in Northern California. April 24, 2017.

SpiruSourceSpiruSource nutraceutical and natural food products for locally grown spirulina for sales direct to consumer, farmers markets, online, natural food retail, juice bars and restaurants. July 2, 2016.

AIM Readers PollSmart Microfarms is a winner of Algae Industry Magazine 2015 International Readers Poll in the category “Food, Feed, Nutrients”. AIM Readers’ Poll mission is to 1. Recognize and reward innovation and excellence, 2. Convey who and what make a difference, 3. Celebrate innovative people, companies, technology. January 13, 2016.

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Scalable Algae Microfarms series for Algae Industry Magazine
Evolving from projects in developing world villages, algaepreneurs are growing algae in small greenhouses. Smart web-based technology with modular systems will soon make it feasible to deploy scalable microfarms.

Future of Algae Blogs

1. Smart Algae Microfarms may be the future of greenhouses, hydroponics and urban farming.

2. Spirulina in Myanmar. Visit one of the world’s largest producers of spirulina algae from both artificial production ponds and natural lakes.

3. Are algae microfarms the future of urban farming? What's coming now is the opportunity to grow high value algae to diversify greenhouse food production and enhance revenues.

4. Algae Microfarms Book. Microfarms for home, school, community and urban gardens, rooftop, mobile and vertical farms and living buildings.