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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European hemp hectarage grew by 8,000 ha (circa 20,000 acres), rising to more than 33,000 ha (circa 81,000 acres) in 2016, according to recently released figures from the European Industrial
European hemp fields grow to 33,000 ha. Read More »
The International Cannabis and Cannabinoid Institute (ICCI) will host its second European seminar on Patient Focused Certification (PFC) in Barcelona May 9-11. The PFC standard aims to ensure quality in
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The mayor of the small Ukrainian town of Hlukhiv says his administration is working to create a hemp healing center as part of an effort to boost the local economy,
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Tiny Hemp Houses (THH), Ft. Collins, Colorado and Highland Hemp House of Bellingham, Washington are host sponsors for HempBoutique at this year’s NoCo Hemp Expo. “We’re really proud to welcome
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Australian hemp companies could be poised to quickly grab a bigger chunk of the estimated $1 billion global food market after Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) this week recommended
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Colorado hemp companies are lauding creation of a research group that will look into the possibility of using hemp products in animal feed. Gov. John Hickenlooper this week signed a
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While the Japanese government says tighter restrictions on hemp cultivation are intended to help the industry, Japan’s hemp players see the opposite in recent decrees coming out of the Health, Labor
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Severe drought and a decline in tobacco production are pushing officials to probe hemp for its potential to boost a sagging economy in Malawi in southern Africa. With hemp trials
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German natural builder Monika Brümmer and a Moroccan partner have launched “Adrar Nouh,” a cooperative to transform cannabis agricultural waste for use in industrial applications and artisan products in Morocco.
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