Farming & Harvesting Sea Grapes (Limu) in Samoa - A Viable Source of Income & Food Security

A pilot project to grow and cultivate limu or sea grapes in selected villages around Samoa as part of the #REDSAF Project for the Revitalization, Expansion & Diversification of Agriculture & Fisheries in Samoa. Funded by the Government of Japan, this component of the project is implemented by UNDP in partnership with the Government of Samoa through the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries.

[@lylemoors4194]

bEAUTIFUL PROGRAM. Great for Samoa and villages. Couldn't see the faces of the actual divers/workers on this project. They have done very wonderful and difficult work and never get credit.. Bless you workers.

[@keiyo-tm4ck]

Absolutely wonderful..a delicacy in Fiji & a hit!!..so happy for this village! You will do great with this..congrats!

[@shakesburgersfries5381]

Miss these so much. Like a burst of ocean in every bite

[@sematagi9291]

the best most nutritious food, how I miss this!

[@robertballesteros2275]

Filipinos and Samoans have resemblance. They both like this seaweeds.

[@pucukharum7682]

In here called "latoh"

[@marvinsalvidar2420]

How they farm them?

[@CricketsBay]

The video shows exactly how they farm them.