Commercial Hemp Production: Page 3

Important Deadlines Nearing for Tennessee Hemp Producers

Already licensed producers must reapply for a license through the Tennessee Department of Agriculture by June 30.

Hemp Research Consortium Aims to Tackle Industry’s Largest Challenges

With $5 million in funding, researchers across three universities will work with private hemp companies to develop projects that benefit both businesses and the industry as a whole.

Broadening Horizon: Montana's Fiber and Grain Focus

Hemp is becoming a rotational crop for Montana hemp farmers.

BrightMa Farms to Break Ground on South Carolina Innovation Center in April

BrightMa and partner Puregene AG strive to advance diversity and sustainability in the hemp industry via the BrightMa Innovation Center.

Curaleaf Signs Agreement With WB Canna Co. & Wellness

The distribution agreement will bring Select CBD and Curaleaf Hemp to the Caribbean, Latin America and travel retail.

Minnesota Sees Stability in a Volatile Hemp Industry

As the state’s industry matures, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture is collaborating with other agencies to explore new uses of hemp fiber.

Missouri Awards Grants to Four Hemp Fiber Processors

The grants are meant to expand fiber processing capacity in the state.

The Do’s and Don’ts of Disease Prevention in Greenhouse Hemp

Two University of Kentucky plant researchers weigh in on the best practices for hemp greenhouse sanitation to help minimize the source of infectious pathogens.

Your Guide to the USDA’s Final Rule on Hemp

From sampling to THC testing, here’s a rundown on how the final rule, which takes effect in March, compares to current regulations.

Hemp Trading’s Panakeia CBG Variety Hits Canadian Market

Panakeia will be the first CBG and feminized seed to be on the list of approved cultivars by Health Canada.

Entoura Acquires Hemp Biotech Firm Atalo

Entoura will use the Kentucky-based company's production capacity to augment its supply chain.

In Colorado, Hemp Growers Look to the Cannabis Market for Relief Ahead of the Switch to New USDA Rules

Colorado is joining a small regulatory tilt toward lifting up a hemp industry left reeling from oversupply and the forced plowing of hot crops last fall.

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