Wednesday, April 8, 2026

Finally! Let’s make it happen’

 https://youtu.be/jl9peJKkf1M?si=QEoWJHooFlpdbvqY

Got to be the best update yet!  Who is growing in Minnesota? Let’s start a Co-op and get rich!

Wednesday, December 26, 2018

VICTORY FOR HEMP! PRESIDENT TRUMP SIGNS FARM BILL INTO LAW

VICTORY FOR HEMP! PRESIDENT TRUMP SIGNS FARM BILL INTO LAW
At 4:00 pm today, President Trump signed the Farm Bill, otherwise known as the “Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018,” into law. The bill legalizes hemp by removing it fully from the Controlled Substances Act and placing it under the authority of the USDA. Now hemp will once again be treated as an agricultural crop and be grown by farmers across the U.S. The bill goes into effect immediately and begins a process that allows states to submit plans to regulate commercial hemp farming.

To read our press release, click here.

To learn more about the hemp provisions of the Farm Bill, click here.

To read the hemp provisions as passed in the Farm Bill, click here.

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Friday, June 3, 2011

Industrial hemp bill passes California Senate

We've all heard about how the Declaration of Independence was penned on hemp paper and how our founding fathers grew the stuff like it was, well, a weed. Their reasons for growing it were sensible enough: hemp offered unparalleled capital potential as a cash crop with its seemingly limitless industrial applications, not to mention its nutritional properties. A couple of centuries and a failed Drug War later, a California state senator is making an effort to revive some of the common sense found in this earlier, agrarian era.

On Tuesday, the California State Senate passed SB 676, Sen. Mark Leno's (San Francisco) bill, that would effectively legalize the production of hemp in the state for industrial purposes. Two prior attempts by the senator to regulate hemp production were vetoed by former Governor Schwarzenegger.

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Thursday, April 28, 2011

Legislation to allow HEMP Growing moves forward!

Great news! - It sounds like people are coming to there senses and making a commonsense decision! It's too bad we have to get to the depths of such economicaly dire straits before looking at real solutions hiding in plain sight!




Friday, October 29, 2010

Pasadena Weekly - Hemp: The 'miracle plant' that can save the planet

Pasadena Weekly - Hemp: The 'miracle plant' that can save the planet: "This is a sampling of the estimated 6,000 items currently made from petroleum that can be made from hemp:
Solvents Diesel fuel Motor Oil Bearing Grease
Ink Floor Wax Ballpoint Pens Football Cleats
Upholstery Sweaters Boats Insecticides
Bicycle Tires Sports Car Bodies Nail Polish Fishing lures
Dresses Tires Golf Bags Perfumes
Cassettes Dishwasher parts Tool Boxes Shoe Polish
Motorcycle Helmet Caulking Petroleum Jelly Transparent Tape
CD Player Faucet Washers Antiseptics Clothesline"

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Sustainable Energy from an unlikley source: marginal farmland!

Scientists have the evidence we need that Industrial Hemp is the ideal BIO -FUEL feedstock,
Industrial Hemp - (no THC included) - grows anywhere corn grows, yet without theneed fro pesticides and environmentally harmful fertilizers. In fact if used as rotational crop it actuall restores and builds up the soil. (amazingly deep taproots) - The Hemp plant offers more "BIO Mass" then any other plant in existence. - The oil /fuel derived from it performs in low temperatures, ideal for the Minnesota climate. 16 States have legalized production, but the USA still has to import the Hemp supply from Canada - because the D.E.A. has it classified as a dangerous substance. (The poppyseed bagel you ate this morning is more dangerous than Industrial Hemp) - In fact the DEA is so disingenuous in it's stubbornous to fight this crop it is the epitome of hypocrosy! Consider this: If you actually want to get rid "Marijuana" (high THC content) - you would simply overseed the suspected areas of cultivation with industrial hemp, the cross pollination virtually ruins the highly bred Marijuana by decimating it's THC content. --
Personally I think the whole "POT" thing is a "Red Herring" - (a distraction from the real thing) - The real purpose of the prohibition is to suppress Industrial Hemp, the source of over 26,000+ products from food, to fuel- from clothing to shelter --
Don't get me started!

UConn research group developing $1.8M hemp-based biodiesel project

UConn research group developing $1.8M hemp-based biodiesel project

Saturday, October 9, 2010

UConn study: Hemp makes “attractive raw material” for biodiesel production – Bob's Blog

UConn study: Hemp makes “attractive raw material” for biodiesel production – Bob's Blog: "With hemp, it’s not a question of food or fuel; hemp produces food and fuel. When you squeeze the oil out of those seeds for fuel, you’re still left with an easily-digestible seed that can be converted to paste just chock full of protein and vital essential fatty acids."

Monday, September 20, 2010

HempCrete House Construction

It's very interesting, the HempCrete material actually gets harder and harder with age. It seems to be a process of PETRAFICATION that draws carbon out of the atmosphere, which translates into a NEGATIVE carbon footprint! - Check out this instructinal video

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Hemp Network Launching Product

To learn more about The Hemp Network(R) and to participate in daily conference calls which discuss the pay plan, products, upcoming events and exchange of ideas, call 218-339-3600 PIN: 321677, Monday thru Thursday at 6 PM Pacific time, or listen to the recorded calls 24/7 at: 951-262-3496 or go to: www.thehempnetwork.com.

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Are you concerned about your Brain? HEMP to the Rescue!

CLICK ON THE BRAIN for the Rest of the story!
Brain health: because EFAs make up a large portion of the brain, hemp is especially beneficial for brain health, particularly memory function. Membrane loss of EFAs has been found in such disorders as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases. Research has shown that a diet with a proper balance of omega-6 to omega-3 fatty acids–such as in hemp oil–may help delay or reduce the neurological effects of these diseases and improve quality of life.

Sunday, August 8, 2010