Industrial Hemp!
Why?
Hemp fiber is the perfect starting point to connect “eco” with industry. It can be grown without pesticides or herbicides; plus, its wood core can supplant trees in several industrial applications, all while sequestering CO2 into the soil and usable goods.
40% of all greenhouse gas emissions are generated by built environments. This is a larger footprint than any other sector.
Hemp requires less water than similar crops, and is ready to harvest in as early as 100 days after planting.
Hemp sequesters–9 TONS of CO2/acre during its growing season.
The Anatomy of a Material That Matters
Our natural fibers are ideal for polymer composites, absorbent applications, thermal & acoustic insulation. IND HEMP fiber products are rapidly renewable and a readily available alternative source of material for a wide range of needs and industries.
Countless Possibilities
Hemp-based products offer practical, sustainable solutions for a wide range of applications in the built environment. This booklet introduces the possibilities of hemp and showcases it as the emerging key resource in environmentally responsible construction.
Residential
Housing
Landscape & Garden
Commercial
Business & Public
Orchard and Nursery
Civil & Restoration
Infrastructure
Land & Forest Reclamation
Industrial
Manufacturing
Oil Drilling & Gas
Residential Applications
In residential settings, hemp enhances comfort and sustainability. Durable, breathable, and biodegradable, these products improve indoor air quality and soil health while reducing dependence on imported or synthetic materials.
Housing
- • Batt Insulation
- • Blow-in Insulation
- • Carpet Underlayment
- • Flooring
- • Hempcrete Cast in Place
- • Precast Blocks
- • Structurally Insulated Panels (SIPs)
- • Biocomposite decking & lumber
- • Shingles
- • Extruded Window Frames
- • Rigid Insulation Board
Landscape & Garden
- • Weed Barrier
- • Mulch Mat
- • Mulch
- • Garden Squares
- • Tree Rings
- • Hydromulch
- • Microgreens
- • Seed Starter
Commercial Applications
In commercial construction and agriculture-adjacent industries, hemp delivers high performance and sustainability. From acoustic panels in office buildings to sustainable ground cover in vineyards, nurseries, and orchards, hemp’s versatility supports low-carbon operations and regenerative land practices.
Business & Public
- • Acoustic Panels
- • Ceiling Tiles
- • Architectural Wall Panels
- • Batt Insulation
- • Blow-in Insulation
- • Flooring
- • Hempcrete Precast Blocks
- • Structurally Insulated Panels (SIPs)
Orchard and Nursery
- • Mulchmat blankets
- • Weed Barrier
- • Tree Rings
- • Garden Squares
- • Mulch
- • Biochar
Civil & Restoration Applications
Civil engineers and contractors are turning to hemp-based solutions for erosion control, storm water management, and environmental protection. Hemp fiber offers strength, water absorbency, and biodegradability—making it ideal for erosion-control blankets, sediment control wattles and silt fences, used in highway, bridge, and land reclamation projects.
Infrastructure, Land and Forest Reclamation
- • Hydromulch
- • Silt Fence
- • Erosion Control Blankets
- • Wattles
- • Mulch Mat
Industrial Applications
Hemp’s natural fibers bring performance and sustainability to industrial manufacturing during site construction and daily operations. From construction materials to environmental protection—hemp absorbents outperform synthetics for oil and chemical cleanup, while products that integrate hemp fibers increase performance and reduce carbon footprints.
MANUFACTURING
Site Construction:
- • Acoustic Panels
- • Ceiling Tiles
- • Architectural Wall Panels
- • Batt Insulation
- • Blow-in Insulation
- • Flooring
- • Hempcrete
- • Precast Blocks
- • Structurally Insulated Panels (SIPs)
- • Hydromulch
- • Silt Fence
- • Erosion Control Blankets
- • Wattles
- • Mulch Mat
Operations:
- • Mat absorbents
- • Particulate absorbents
OIL DRILLING AND GAS
Site Construction:
- • Hydromulch
- • Silt Fence
- • Erosion Control Blankets
- • Wattles
- • Mulch Mat
Operations:
- • Loss Circulation Materials (LCM)
- • Well capping Additives
- • Mat absorbents
- • Particulate absorbents
Hemp is Here.
Hemp isn’t the future of building — it’s the present. Across North America, innovators are proving that hemp-based materials deliver strength, efficiency, and sustainability that rival or surpass conventional options. From insulation and structural panels to flooring and erosion-control systems, these brands are already redefining what’s possible with nature’s most versatile fiber.
- 1. Hempitecture — HempWool® insulation, plant panels, and building systems
- 2. HempWood — Sustainable hardwood flooring and panel products
- 3. Homeland Hempcrete — Prefabricated hempcrete SIP panels
- 4. Americhanvre — On-site spray-applied hempcrete construction
- 5. Renewabuild — Structural hemp blocks for walls and thermal mass
- 6. IND HEMP — Hemp fiber erosion-control blankets and natural landscape solutions
Raw Materials for Your Next Generation of Building Products
Premium & Technical Fiber
IND HEMP’s premium and technical hemp fibers are made in Montana and refined for performance. Using advanced mechanical and wet-processing methods, our fibers are opened, cleaned, and carded to create consistent, high-quality natural material ready for nonwovens, textiles, and composites. Strong, lightweight, and renewable, these fibers bring durability and sustainability to modern manufacturing.
Particulates & Fiber Hurd Blends
Our hemp hurd and fiber blends are low-density, absorbent, and ideal for sustainable building and industrial products. Available in custom sizes and blends, they deliver strength, porosity, and moisture control for applications such as concrete additives, molded panels, absorbents, and erosion-control media—all sourced and processed in Montana.
We’re Ready
When You Are.
IND HEMP operates a full-scale industrial hemp fiber processing facility, equipped to decorticate hemp stalks into high-quality bast fiber and hurd. With established logistics and production systems, we supply raw materials for a wide range of applications including textiles, biocomposites, erosion control, and sustainable construction.
Our fiber products are already supporting manufacturers across North America and beyond, demonstrating our capacity to meet commercial demand at scale.
How are you advancing your sustainable solutions? We’d love to hear from you!