Victory for Hemp: 2018 Farm Bill Legalizes Hemp After 81 Years of Prohibition
Passage of the 2018 Agricultural Improvement Act marks the legalization of hemp with promise for a healthy, prosperous carbon neutral future on the horizon.
Hemp Revisited: Prohibition to Prosperity is a six part series documenting our nation’s prohibition on one of the earth’s most sustainable, healthy and useful cash crops. Despite the fact that it is indigenous to most regions in the country and grows rapidly in adverse climates, including drought, without pesticides or fertilizer, Hemp has been illegal to grow freely in the U.S. since 1937.
Passage of the 2018 Agricultural Improvement Act marks the legalization of hemp with promise for a healthy, prosperous carbon neutral future on the horizon.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) announced today the Senate passed the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (Farm Bill), which includes the Hemp Farming Act.
What do the world’s first Bible, Old Glory, Ford’s Model-T, the first Levis and your great-grannie’s apple pie have in common? All were made of Hemp!
Humans began using hemp more than 12,000 years ago. Evidence of its first use in industry exists in a piece of hemp fiber
Origins of the widespread confusion about hemp can be traced back to a well executed, but factually misleading propaganda
The absurdity continues. Billions of U.S. dollars have been spent on a war waged in part over marijuana and over hemp.
For millennia, hemp was a staple for industry, healing, nutrition, building, paper, textiles and so much more. Practically
As an organic food source, hemp is one of the world’s most nutritious substances with one of the largest concentrations
Some believe that growing hemp is the key to a carbon neutral future; others insist that it is vital to reversing trends in