First Hemp House in Atlantic Canada Under Construction in The Falls
A popular European construction technique is taking root here with the first hempcrete building currently underway in the Atlantic region.
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Vermont, Other States Clash With Federal Law Over Hemp Cultivation
Some Vermont farmers want to plant hemp now that the state has a law setting up rules to grow the plant, a cousin of marijuana that’s more suitable for making sandals than getting high.
Growing Interest in Hemp Production
The amount of hemp being grown in Canada is rising with Alberta leading the way. Industrial hemp a multi-purpose crop. Farmers need to be licensed by Health Canada before to grow it.
Lab Testing Reveals EnviroTextile’s Hemp Fabric Stops the Spread of Staph Bacteria
Hemp Marches Towards Military and Health Care Applications
Good, Bad Drug Measures Die Along with Farm Bill
The Farm Bill (House Bill 1947) died in the House Thursday morning as Democrats rebelled against deep cuts to food stamps.
Industrial Hemp’s Future As a Crop in Colorado Awaits Federal Action
If industrial hemp can grow on the plains of Manitoba, it can grow in semi-arid Northwest Colorado, Anndrea Hermann said Tuesday.
Maine House Passes Bill to Nullify Unconstitutional Federal Ban on Hemp Farming and Production
Last Wednesday, the Maine House of Representatives passed LD525 (Industrial Hemp) which allows hemp cultivation in the state of Maine, effectively nullifying unconstitutional federal acts which ban the same.
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Industrial Hemp Documentary Highlights Hemp History Week
Kentucky is the latest of 19 states to make industrial hemp legal. Why doesn’t the U.S. government understand the difference between the hemp that helped us win World War II—and marijuana joints?
Hemp Legalization Amendment Introduced for US Farm Bill
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) Monday introduced an amendment to the omnibus farm bill to allow farmers to grow industrial hemp, the Huffington Post reported.
Experts Talk About Possibility of Industrializing Hemp in Kentucky
It is a controversial topic for some, but two government officials think that hemp could help the economy here in the bluegrass.
