Native American peoples who make up the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation in Washington State say they anticipate getting a state research permit to begin hemp operations next month. […]
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A New Zealand firm says it successfully trialled technology to separate hemp fiber and cellulose fresh in the field during its harvest this year. The machine, the Clarke D8 decorticator,
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INTERVIEW: Thomas Dermody, Executive Director of the U.S.-based Industrial Hemp Research Foundation (IHRF), has worked across the non-profit sector in the USA in various capacities including membership services, major gift
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U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) chief Chuck Rosenberg said his agency is “not looking to harass” hemp farmers and processors as long as they abide by section 7606 of the
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Binghamton University and State University of New York Sullivan have been approved to participate in New York state’s industrial hemp pilot program. Under New York’s hemp regime, universities can partner
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Government officials and investors are exploring the setup of a hemp processing facility in the Russia’s Penza region in the southeastern part of the country, with preliminary plans to complete
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Hemp fields in the U.S. state of Kentucky look likely to triple in 2017 as the state’s Department of Agriculture has approved a total 12,800 acres (5,200 ha) for cultivation
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Italian processor SouthHemp is gradually filling up capacity at its new decortication plant in Crispiano-Taranto in southern Italy and in the process helping to incubate new hemp businesses. “There are
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