Oregon Pushes for ‘Legitimacy’
By Emily Ferguson | HempToday • The U.S. may be behind the curve in industrial hemp farming, but not for long, if Jerry Norton has anything to say about it. Norton, based …
A harvester for small hemp farmers
As small-scale hemp farming continues to expand around Europe, German entrepreneur Heinrich Wieker is looking to help ease the harvesting and processing stages through a self-propelled harvester that’s already in …
Challenges, Chances for Indian Hemp
The free cultivation of hemp in India is coming as a broad interest group has formed around the Indian Industrial Hemp Association (IIHA) and forward-thinking Indian entrepreneurs begin to test …
Tripping Through Steve Allin’s World
The HempToday Interview: STEVE ALLIN Steve Allin pioneered the International Hemp Building Association (IHBA), which he serves as director. An author, teacher and consultant on ecological building, Steve has been building …
Finola Developer Featured at Summit
Jace Callaway, the developer of Finola, one of the world’s leading hemp oilseed varieties, is among those who will be on hand to talk about the hemp industry at “HEMP …
HemPoland signs up Dutch Distributor
HemPoland has signed up Smart & Zo as a distributor in Holland for its CannabiGold CBD product, the company told HempToday. HemPoland, which had 350 hectares of hemp fields under contract …
Government Sows Confusion in U.S.
A recently issued joint statement from U.S. federal authorities looks certain to hold back hemp, much to the chagrin of industry players. The “statement of principles on industrial hemp,” released …
DEA Misses Chance to Rationalize Laws
By Ross Parker, ticklethewire.com • Special to HempToday Overlooked in the firestorm reaction to DEA’s decisions last week declining to re-schedule marijuana was its decision not to alter the enforcement …
Tough Slogging for Hemp in Moldova
Moldovan bio-farming firm BioEM Technology is leading a second effort to plant certified hemp in 2017 after its application to import certified seed in 2016 was
Fingers Crossed for Food in Australia
Australian regulators are again looking at legalization of hemp-based foods, with proponents more hopeful than in the past because this time it’s the government
