If you're interested in learning some DIY tips for different hemp preparations, look no further than this month's column
Farmers must produce large amounts of hemp as Cannabis's cousin can create different kinds of plant-based medicine.
It's time to grow hemp for fiber! That's the first step in making hemp products like paper, textiles and more!
What if hemp replaced a fraction of cotton, wood or plastic?
We can all agree that hemp fiber is an industry that has barely gotten off the ground.
The next time you go shopping, notice the number of hemp products you find on the shelf.
With the U.S. government’s help, one day hemp will be grown on the same scale as wheat, soy and corn are today.
The chaos in the market is a good thing. It means the hemp market is maturing.
Focusing on THC or CBD alone doesn't evoke an entourage effect.
Hemp is, without a doubt, our absolute best tool to unravel the damage we’ve done to the earth.
It’s hot enough already. Hemp is here to help. Hemp can and must save the planet.
Smart growers work within the confines of their location to produce something unique.
If you’re going to grow hemp, you need to know it’s a new market with sometimes unique ways of doing business.
It’s not the farmer’s fault – no matter how wonderful or plentiful their crop, the market is just flooded.
This helpful explainer should provide the information you need to discuss hemp using the correct terminology.
However, the conflict isn’t between hemp and Cannabis plants, but between Cannabis farmers and hemp farmers.
"My advice to new Black hemp farmers is to grow for the fiber market, especially hempcrete"
