I found this Hemp Seed supplier through the genetics marketplace Strainly.io and I'm curious if anyone else has tried them? HempSeedsUSA.com

They seem to have pretty good deals on seed, but I've never heard of them before..

I am based in India and would like to explore the idea using 100% hemp for manufacturing T-shirts. Does anyone here have some time to answer a few questions: Is 100% hemp material friendly with dyes? What kind of stitching is best for this material? I would appreciate if you can share any study material for me to do my own research.

Feel free to share!

I know its usually a common occurrence for someone my age to go around saying they want to work with this but I genuinely see this as a good business opportunity. Is it even possible for me to do this at 18 and where should I look to learn more. I have been looking through other threads but some of the information may be outdated. North Carolina is currently still under USDA laws so any state like so may have similar guidelines. Any information helps

Now that cannabis is being rescheduled from 1 to 3, what does it mean for the industrial hemp industry? Can we deregulate it now? It's such a versatile and beneficial plant. We should all be allowed to farm it now, right?

Anyone know someone in the southeast with mass hemp hurd? (found a marketplace ad already for 38 pallets).

Any growers? Is there a repository to look up industrial hemp growers?

Need hemp hurd, or ground up hemp hurd.

Hello everyone,

I am trying to build a greenhouse in my landlords agricultural lot, and I ran into this building by Overtreders W as an inspiration.

https://www.overtreders-w.nl/en/stapelopveenhuizen

I am fascinated by the concept and the design, I would love to try the principle out myself on not-my land :). I really like this idea of deconstructibility because if I move out, the landlord can either deconstruct it really quick and use the materials for whatever shed he needs to build, or I can bring the materials to where I am moving to and reconstruct it there.

One problem is,,, I do not like the polyester or polypropylene straps they are using for "strapping" everything down, and I would love to use hemp webbings as the strap material. It would be biodegradable (the strap/webbing will stay dry under polycarb roof, so it should not decompose), and is more UV resistant and durable without plastic fibers fraying and failing due to long UV exposure.

I have yet to find any available academic resources regarding their break strengths, etc. All I can find of the use for the webbing are dog collars and other minor load cases. Assuming from their historical use as ropes for ships and stuff, I would not doubt that it can be used to hold down a roof or a floor from flying away in the wind. But who makes them that strong anymore? Does anyone have any insights into this use of hemp webbing? Anyone who sells heavy duty hemp straps/ropes that are flat? IF anyone does, I would love to ask about it.

Thank you so much for reading!!!!

Which cannabinoid is the cheapest, but at the same time such that I can feel its effect? (I bought a CBG oil that is supposed to give energy, but I don't feel any change.)

I don't want anything downright psychoactive (like THC). Rather, I'm looking for a cannabinoid that I can feel, and at the same time, it's not too expensive.

Thank you

I’m looking for hemp boxer briefs and tank tops/undershirts for my boyfriend, who has fallen in love with the hemp tshirts and sweats that I got him for Christmas. The brands I bought from (Onno and Marcel Hemp) don’t sell underwear or tanks and I can’t seem to find any other brands that do. Any suggestions?

Texas DSHS (department of health services) CHP (consumable hemp product manufacturing) license covers when “The retailer white labels or private labels the CHPs, which is when a business places its own label (name and address) on a product physically manufactured by another business.”

If a business had this license, and were to white/private label unchanged hemp flower, would it be required to be lab tested again?

Someone recently told me (sales) that a young cannabis plant is called hemp, and is called cannabis when it is mature?

How widespread is this understanding? Someone also told me that hemp is what is being sold at stores these days and not cannabis???

What’s your understanding on this?

Hi guys, I am a federal agricultural consultant and I am consulting farmer who will grow hemp in Germany. I am running a network of farmers and producers who are processing hemp. We are lokking forward to build a container for splitting hemp straw and shoves. On of the farmers said there was a company in the USA who was building such machines and they also had a video. Does anyone know them?

Hi guys, I am a federal agricultural consultant and I am consulting farmer who will grow hemp in Germany. I am running a network of farmers and producers who are processing hemp. We are lokking forward to build a container for splitting hemp straw and shoves. On of the farmers said there was a company in the USA who was building such machines and they also had a video. Does anyone know them?