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First Outdoor East Coast Harvest and Several Hemp Harvests Underway
From the East Coast to the Midwest, several first-time outdoor cannabis harvests are happening.
October 11, 2019 No Comments
From the East Coast to the Midwest, several first-time outdoor cannabis harvests are happening.
The 2018 Farm Bill has brought about many changes for the hemp industry and market.
M4MM is bringing advocates together to discuss and plan for sustainable hemp farming in Florida.
Flow Kana is raising capital to scale the sungrown craft cannabis supply chain in California.
The Farm Bill takes serious steps to ensure the future of American agriculture in the form of hemp production.
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has inserted hemp legalization into the 2018 Senate Farm Bill.
The bill, which would allow Oklahoma farmers to grow hemp, is seen by many as a wise financial move.
The measure will create an industrial hemp pilot program to study the cultivation and marketing of hemp.
WASHINGTON, DC – Vote Hemp, the nation’s leading grassroots hemp advocacy organization working to change state and federal laws to allow commercial hemp farming, has
As you may recall from our Flower Friday Farm Feature post from last week that the second post of the series is a feature on
The Hemp Industries Association (HIA) and Vote Hemp have announced the dates for the 7th annual Hemp History Week, to be held June 6-12, 2016.
Complaints from legal marijuana farms have halted the issuance of hemp farming licenses in Oregon- for now. Both types of farms are authorized under Oregon
The State of Oregon has decided to stop issuing hemp licenses, at least for the near future. The Oregon Department of Agriculture issued a decision
Hemp is a very versatile plant. Some estimates say that hemp can be used to make over 25,000 products. Importing hemp and hemp products is
Vote Hemp, the nation’s leading grassroots hemp advocacy organization working to change state and federal laws to allow commercial hemp farming, is pleased to announce
Oregon politicians are, and have been for awhile now, at the forefront of recreational marijuana, medical marijuana, and hemp law reform. That was continued this
The ban on industrial hemp has long been the most glaringly senseless prohibition in America. Nearly everybody knows that hemp is “marijuana’s sober cousin”, that
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director House and Senate lawmakers have signed off on legislation, Senate Bill 357, to reclassify and regulate industrial hemp. Members of the
Courtesy of The Joint Blog With only one Senator voting in opposition, Legislative Bill 1001, a proposal to legalize hemp, has been approved through Nebraska’s Senate. The
WASHINGTON, DC — Vote Hemp, the nation’s leading grassroots hemp advocacy organization working to revitalize industrial hemp production in the U.S., is excited to report that
Yesterday was a big day for hemp advocates. A new farm bill was passed by Congress yesterday, which includes a provision that would allow universities
From my friends at Vote Hemp: WASHINGTON, DC – The national, single-issue, non-profit advocacy group Vote Hemp applauds the new resolution on industrial hemp that
Note: In 2011, our Drug Peace Bumblebee Doug Fine followed the efforts of sustainable, locavore cannabis farmers in Mendocino County, California to organize a taxpaying
By Phillip Smith It’s not just medical and legal marijuana states that watched the Justice Department’s announcement of its response to marijuana law reforms in