Hemp products can be used in a multitude of ways on farms and ranches.
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The hemp plant and hemp concrete, or hempcrete, both pull carbon from the atmosphere and combat climate change.
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Corn and soybean are grown with chemicals to ensure successful growth; however, these chemicals are detrimental to the environment. The hemp plant is a sustainable alternative that is better for…
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Idaho is the last U.S. state to legalize growing hemp, with the first growing season starting in 2022.
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With the holidays coming up, it’s time to start gathering the perfect gifts for all the special people in your life. The versatility of hemp and hemp-based products makes it…
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Thanksgiving is fast-approaching, but with these hemp heart-infused recipes you’ll be sure to round out the meal in a tasty and healthy way.
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Industrial hemp has countless uses that will aid in the fight against climate change. A sustainable resource and a plant with innumerable uses, industrial hemp may play a large role…
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Industrial hemp grown for fiber must go through a retting and decortication process to become the fiber used in many industries and applications.
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When the United States banned the growth and use of hemp, industrial hemp was no longer an option for producing goods or products. The act of prohibiting industrial hemp led…
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Hempcrete and hemp fiber are strong, durable and non-toxic alternatives to traditional building materials.
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