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Through our sister organization, National Hemp Association, we are proud to present our members with this educational webinar series!
We’ve gathered experts to present you the information you need to know to get started in the industry. Topics include:
- CBD Cultivation Best Practices
- Fiber and Grain Cultivation Best Practice
- Selecting Genetics
- How to Read a Certificate of Analysis
- Understanding THC Testing
- CBD Extraction Methods
- Taking Products to Market
- And More!
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"BUCKS COUNTY, Pa. (CBS) — A once-banned crop is now being called a miracle, and it could hold the future to farming. Only on CBS3, reporter Alicia Roberts takes you to a Bucks County farm where the hemp business is booming.
“You’ve got this gross misunderstanding,” said Fred Hagan, owner of Sugar Bottom Farms.
The future of a plant known to be among the oldest grown by man must first overcome its soiled past.
“Hemp is truly one of the most miraculous plants ever planted,” Hagan said.
Hemp, a non-intoxicating form of cannabis and cousin to marijuana, is grown for its fibers, stalks and seeds, and is used to produce everything from clothing, construction materials, paint, paper, biofuel, plastics and medicine.
Hagan, a historian and owner of Sugar Bottom Farm in Bucks County, is on a mission to cultivate a new image for this ancient crop.
“Our government made the fatal error of viewing it as a controlled substance,” he said.
While hemp can be traced back to 8000 B.C. in Asia, and was first brought to North America on the Mayflower in 1606, its production was outlawed in the United States in the 1930s.
“There was a sort of paranoia surrounding anything cannabis,” said Shannon Powers, a spokesperson for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
Pennsylvania and Kentucky were the first two states to re-legalize hemp production in 2015.
“We are all in on hemp,” Powers said."
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'All In On Hemp': Once-Banned 'Miracle' Crop Could Hold Future To Farming In Pennsylvania
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Celebrating Earth Day with Hemp - America's Next Natural Resource
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