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    Why The USA Should Be Growing Industrial Hemp

    April 17, 2024

    I’m going to kick things off by introducing you to a plant that’s rapidly gaining fame for all the right reasons: Industrial Hemp. I’m not talking about the kind that gets you high; that’s a common misconception. Industrial hemp is a variety of the Cannabis sativa plant species, grown specifically for industrial uses of its derived products. Now what sets industrial hemp apart from its more notorious cousin, medical-grade cannabis? Simple: it’s all in the THC levels. THC, the psychoactive component, is present in only trace amounts in industrial hemp—typically less than 0.3%—meaning it can’t produce a high. Medical cannabis, on the other hand, contains higher levels of THC and…

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    Industrial Hemp: An Eye-Opening Solution To Deforestation

    March 23, 2024

    Imagine a world where the products we use daily come from a source that doesn’t contribute to deforestation. It’s not just a dream; that material exists, and it’s Industrial Hemp. Hemp is a renewable resource that’s been flying under the radar, offering a viable alternative to wood-based products in varied industries, including construction. Many might be surprised to hear that the list of products derived from hemp is astonishingly long and the quality is impressive. From the paper we write on to the floors we walk on, industrial hemp is proving to be a game-changer. People are constructing houses with hemp-based materials, styling interiors with chic hemp flooring, and even…

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    Hempcrete Construction Benefits Are Astronomical

    March 23, 2024

    So, what’s all the buzz about hempcrete? Simply put, hempcrete is a bio-composite made from the inner woody fibers of the hemp plant, mixed with lime and water. This versatile construction material presents a sustainable alternative to conventional options with its unique blend of durability and eco-friendliness. Now, you might be wondering how hempcrete stacks up against traditional materials such as concrete or wood. It’s not just about environmental benefits; hempcrete brings to the table a set of properties that make it non-toxic, carbon-negative, and resistant to fire, water, and pests. Imagine a building material that doesn’t just stand the test of time, but actually becomes stronger and sequesters carbon…

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