Researchers at Poland’s Institute of Natural Fibres and Medicinal Plants (IWNiRZ) say they have developed a new hemp variety that produces four times more seed yield for edible oil than
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Tiny Hemp Houses (THH), Ft. Collins, Colorado, USA is hosting a hemp building workshop May 12-14 to demonstrate how the material can be used to retrofit the roof in an
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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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Pamela S. Bosch, founder of Highland Hemp House (HHH), will give an overview of her hemp construction project during PDX HempFest June 10 in Portland, Oregon, USA. Bosch, an educator
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Tiny Estonia jumped into the top ranks of European hemp growing nations in 2016, planting some 3,500 hectares (8,650 acres), according to the European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA). Although a
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One member of the North Carolina Industrial Hemp Commission has charged the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) with purposefully delaying hemp seed shipments to the state. “It’s clear to me. They’re
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Australia and New Zealand opened their markets for hemp foods today with a go-ahead from a bilateral Ministerial Forum on Food Regulation. The approval makes foods from the hemp seed legal
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The U.S. state of West Virginia has expanded the possibility to grow hemp outside of a current program that only allows it under state educational programs. Under the change, the
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Only 9 of 29 European CBD oils proved “satisfactory” when tested for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) — classified as carcinogens — in a recent study from the International Cannabis &
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U.S.-based research about diseases common to the hemp plant will be presented during this year’s European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA) conference, June 7-8 in Cologne, Germany. Dr. Nicole Ward Gauthier
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