The Lemna Corporation

Victor V Sygen

Lawrence J DeVore

David J Burton

Brian J Midtling

David M Anderson

Aquatic plants are harvested from a body of water. The aquatic plants are gathered from the surface of the body of water and transported to a collection zone at a collection point on the body of water. The aquatic plants are then moved from the collection zone to an aquatic plant processing station.

Method of harvesting aquatic plants

A duckweed slurry is recovered from a body of water. The duckweed slurry includes duckweed and water from the body of water. The duckweed slurry is transported to a dewatering station. A majority of the water from the duckweed slurry is removed at the dewatering station. Water removed from the duckweed slurry is returned to the body of water.

Method and apparatus for harvesting aquatic plants

A harvester for harvesting aquatic plants includes a rotatable gate. The rotatable gate subdivides a containment area which is used to hold harvested aquatic plants. The rotatable gate acts to compress harvested aquatic plants and increases harvest capacity.

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Eagan, MN, United States of America

Victor V Sygen