Buying premium hemp flower online can be more tricky than it seems if one does not know exactly what to look for. This is especially true considering the fact...
One of the fastest-growing hemp sectors bears a striking resemblance to the marijuana industry: dried and smokable hemp flowers. The growth of hemp pre-rolls and loose flower has roots in Europe, where cannabis enthusiasts have long embraced smoking low-THC cannabis, but its rise in the U.S. is catching longtime hemp industry watchers by surprise.
The 2018 Farm Bill has been signed into law. As of Dec. 20, industrial hemp — defined as all parts of the plant having less than 0.3 percent THC — is federally legal. This includes “derivatives,” “extracts” and “cannabinoids.” Kentucky, historically the nation’s top manufacturer of hemp, launched an innovative pilot program for farmers in 2014. This program was a basis for the hemp section of the law and should make Kentucky the epicenter of hemp in the United States.
At Dreamland Organics hemp flower farm, we do things a little bit different than most other hemp farms. First and foremost, we grow strictly 100% o...
Buying premium hemp flower online can be more tricky than it seems if one does not know exactly what to look for. This is especially true considering the fact...
One of the fastest-growing hemp sectors bears a striking resemblance to the marijuana industry: dried and smokable hemp flowers. The growth of hemp pre-rolls and loose flower has roots in Europe, where cannabis enthusiasts have long embraced smoking low-THC cannabis, but its rise in the U.S. is catching longtime hemp industry watchers by surprise.
The 2018 Farm Bill has been signed into law. As of Dec. 20, industrial hemp — defined as all parts of the plant having less than 0.3 percent THC — is federally legal. This includes “derivatives,” “extracts” and “cannabinoids.” Kentucky, historically the nation’s top manufacturer of hemp, launched an innovative pilot program for farmers in 2014. This program was a basis for the hemp section of the law and should make Kentucky the epicenter of hemp in the United States.
