Polish hemp fields have nearly doubled this year, reaching roughly 2,171 hectares by the end of July as the number of registered producers continues to rise under a simplified regulatory […]
‘Real demand’ pushes Polish hemp fields to expand, in return to ‘industrial foundations’ Read More »
New Zealand has entered a new era for hemp production, with sweeping reforms that eliminate licensing and raise the legal THC threshold to 1.0% – ending two decades of regulation
20 years later, New Zealand scraps licensing and sets THC limit for hemp at 1.0% Read More »
A new review of dozens of studies concludes that hemp-derived feed ingredients can increase omega-3 fatty acids and other beneficial polyunsaturated fats in meat, eggs and dairy products without negatively
Global review strengthens case for hemp feed, with benefits for meat, eggs and dairy Read More »
A new peer-reviewed cattle-feeding study is raising red flags over the potential use of industrial hemp plant tops as sustainable input for livestock feed, particularly in the beef sector. The
UK study points to potential food-safety risks in hemp plant tops that are fed to cattle Read More »
A new study shows that cows can safely consume the plant waste left over from CBD extraction without THC showing up in milk or edible tissue, provided the animals are
Study backs safety of CBD hemp waste in cow diets if withdrawn before milking Read More »
Hemp seed meal may now be fed to Minnesota’s laying hens, state agriculture officials recently announced. Also referred to as hempseed “cake,” the feed material was tentatively approved by the
Minnesota approves hemp seed meal as feed for laying hens, expanding market potential Read More »
An international trade group has recommended limits on THC for hempseed and hempseed waste used as animal feed that go well beyond those being sought in the U.S., Europe and
International trade group says hempseed feed carries no risk to animals or humans Read More »
The Australian Hemp Council (AHC) has launched a campaign to raise funds needed to meet newly established requirements that would clarify the market for hemp in animal feeds. After the
Australian Hemp Council seeks funding to meet compliance requirements for animal feed Read More »
Waste left over from the production of hemp oil has been approved as feedstock by a key farming industry group after a yearslong quest by U.S. stakeholders. The Association of
Key U.S. regulatory association approves hempseed waste as feed for laying hens Read More »
U.S. hemp interests are urging regulators to follow a strictly American path as they consider the advisability of hemp waste as feed for laying hens. In recent letters, the Hemp
U.S. stakeholders say Canadians, Europeans engaging in ‘protectionism’ on hemp feed Read More »
