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Hemp: Page 44
Kansas Transfers Hemp Processing Regulation to State Fire Marshal
H.B. 2244 also allows producers in the state to begin selling full-spectrum hemp products.
USDA Details its Work on Hemp Cosmeceuticals: Week in Review
Plus, plaintiffs in Indiana's smokable hemp lawsuit have voluntarily withdrawn from the case.
USDA Research Service Is Helping to Broaden the Market for 'Cosmeceutical' Uses of Hemp
The Agriculture Research Service is using patented technology to learn more about hemp seed oil’s many uses.
Participants in New Study Report Increased Overall Wellness With CBD Use
The researchers of the Cannabis Business Experts and Validcare study also found that 12.5% of users in their dataset made up about 33% of CBD sales volume.
Lawsuit Over Smokable Hemp in Indiana Comes to a Close
The plaintiffs in the case have voluntarily withdrawn and are instead focusing efforts on changing the state’s law against smokable hemp production.
At River Organics, Three USDA Organic Certifications Guide Processes
The family farm in Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay Watershed shares why it follows organic practices as it grows hemp and extracts CBD and CBG.
Papa & Barkley CEO Evelyn Wang Talks Heritage, Business
In this Q&A, Wang discusses her background, both as a former beauty executive and as a Taiwan native, in correlation with AAPI Heritage Month.
Massachusetts Hemp Producers Get Relief with New Regulations, but Is It Enough?
Hemp-derived products can now be sold in cannabis shops, but most CBD products and flower are still prohibited—however, a new bill may soon change that.
Dealing With Delta-8 ‘Riskiest Thing You Can Do’ in Cannabis: Q&A With Rod Kight
The attorney says the government “never contemplated naturally occurring compounds that could also be produced from other naturally occurring compounds.”
Prominent Texas Lobbyist Arrested in Alleged Hemp Licensing Scheme
Todd Smith, a consultant to Texas’ agriculture commissioner, and associate Keenan Williams have been accused of procuring tens of thousands of dollars from people in exchange for hemp licenses.
Mississippi Hemp Association Launches Program to Help Farmers Succeed
The MIHA executive director gives insight into its pilot program and how it's designed to help farmers grow hemp.
Cannabis Conference and Hemp Grower Conference Announce Inaugural ‘Diversity Scholarship’ in Partnership with Minority Cannabis Business Association
The industry-leading events will provide no-cost All-Access passes to qualifying recipients to reduce barriers to entry into and promote equality in the legal cannabis industry.
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