Our newly built 52,000 sq ft Fiber facility sits on 10 acres adjacent to our Oilseed facility creating the nation’s first, true hemp processing campus. This site is purpose-built around…
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The IND HEMP Oilseed food and feed facility is a state-of-the-art operation that processes raw hemp grain into numerous healthy ingredients. From food-grade hemp oil and hemp hearts to the…
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Fort Benton, Montana is home to IND HEMP’s two processing facilities: one dedicated to hemp seed, the other focused on hemp bast fiber. Each operation is purpose-built to provide hemp…
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The outer sleeve of the stalk is the hemp bast fiber, with the inner woody core chipped to create hemp hurd. Both offer unique benefits, and are compatible with multiple…
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The physical separation and cleaning of these two parts is called decortication. The IND HEMP processing line is capable of handling 5 tons of raw stalk per hour.
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Each hemp stalk is essentially composed of two distinctly different parts: an outer bast fiber sleeve (A) and an inner woody core (B).
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In Episode 4 we take you out to the field and behind the scenes to learn with our growers and community about hemp fiber variety trials in Montana and get…
Read MoreEpisode 3 of the Goodness of Hemp™ Industrial hemp show introduces us to IND HEMP lead Agronomist Ben Brimlow as we travel north to join the Montana Organic Association at…
Read MoreMeet the founders of IND HEMP- Ken, Julie and Morgan Elliott and sit down for an intimate discussion of what motivated this family to start contracting farmers to grow industrial…
Read MoreWelcome to Episode 1 ! We start off this series about industrial hemp with the first planting in 2021 of X-59 industrial hemp seed for grain production in Montana. We…
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