Bioresource Hemp 1995
From March 2nd to 5th, hemp researchers and merchants from over twenty countries met in Frankfurt, Germany, to participate in theworld's largest ever hemp symposium and trade show.
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Australia’s participation in Bioresource Hemp 1995
Shaun Lisson of the University of Tasmania outlined the current state of hemp study and cultivation in Australia.
Russia’s participation in Bioresource Hemp 1995
Stanislav Shulga of the Russian Institute of Land Use and Erosion Protection gave an overview of the traditional hemp cultivation in theKursk Region.
Poland’s participation in Bioresource Hemp 1995
Two papers were presented by representatives of the Polish Institute of Natural Fibres which demonstrated the current state of Polish hemp cultivation.
Hungary’s participation in Bioresource Hemp 1995
Hungarian hemp breeder and researcher Ivan Bocsa summarized his decades of involvement in hemp breeding and gave an overview of currently available varieties of fibre hemp.
Holland’s participation in Bioresource Hemp 1995
More papers were presented by Dutch hemp esearchers than by those from any other country.
China’s participation in Bioresource Hemp 1995
BIORESOURCE HEMP 1995 In the Shandong Province Robert Clarke of the International Hemp Association reviewed thehistory of hemp cultivation in the Tai'an District of Shandong Province in
the People's Republic of China. He explained that hemp cultivatio
Dr. Sumach Goes Dutch
Paradise in old Holland
Canada’s participation in Bioresource Hemp 1995
Canada's representative at the Bioresource Hemp symposium was Gordon Reichert, an employee of the Market Analysis Division of Agriculture &Agri-Food Canada (AAFC).
France’s participation in Bioresource Hemp 1995
The only French representative at the Bioresource Hemp Symposium was Michka , an author and journalist from Paris, where it has been legal for centuries.
