The Case for Hemp
Over the course of the past several decades 4/20 has become a symbol for 'weed day.'
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Can Hemp, Marijuana and Mushrooms Fix Fukushima? Part 5: The Solution
CANNABIS CULTURE - Hemp, cannabis and mushrooms can be used to clean up and protect us from radioactive pollution and nuclear disasters.
Tennessee Hemp Law Moves Forward
While the effort to bring medical marijuana to Tennessee failed this year, lawmakers this week legalized the growing of its cousin, hemp.
Nebraska Industrial Hemp Bill Easily Passes the Unicameral
Industrial hemp could be grown for research in Nebraska under a law easily passing the Unicameral.
Hemp Seed Imports Weighed as Non-Lethal Aid to Ukraine
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking to help Ukraine’s battered economy by bolstering imports of its hemp seed.
Winery Raises Glass to Hemp Cellar, Net-Zero Building
Hemp is used in hundreds of products, but here's a new one: a hemp wine cellar.
Momentum Builds in Puerto Rico for Major Marijuana Reforms
Momentum is building in Puerto Rico to legalize medical marijuana, decriminalize marijuana possession and export industrial hemp.
The Devil in the Details: Why Russ Belville is Slightly Wrong About His “5 Pot Myths That Must Be Busted”
"I've been studying marijuana professionally for eight years now and have read more reports, studies, and data than most of you put together."
– Russ Belville, Sept. 26 at 10:20am, Facebook
CANNABIS CULTURE - I am saddened when pot activists do sloppy research and hold it out to the public as the truth. I am even more saddened when it takes the form of an attack on other pot activists.
Growing Hemp on Alberta Farms
Farmers are growing more industrial hemp each year. The markets for industrial hemp are also growing as people who attended Farming Smarter’s annual meeting at Ag Expo in Lethbridge learned.
Hemp Farmers in Colorado Advised of Challenges
Farmers who intend to plant Colorado’s first industrial hemp crop can register starting March 1, though they should be aware of several unanswered legal questions, the Colorado Department of Agriculture says.
