Growing Hemp Association

Growing Hemp Association First nonprofit on the planet dedicated to incorporating all segments of the growing Industrial H**p

05/26/2023

H**p is connection.

H**p connects people from all walks of life with a common interest in sustainability and environmentally-friendly living. H**p connects farmers with consumers who want to support them, and it connects farmers to other farmers as they work together to strengthen their communities.

Donate to Friends of H**p and promote further research, education, and advocacy for this versatile crop. - https://bit.ly/3SZKG6h

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"Scientists to deploy h**p crops in ways to combat climate change and support underserved farmersInitiated this year, UF...
05/26/2023

"Scientists to deploy h**p crops in ways to combat climate change and support underserved farmers
Initiated this year, UF/IFAS h**p research and Extension teams will prioritize h**p crops with climate-smart management with help from a five-year USDA Climate-Smart Commodities grant. The $4.9 million grant led by Florida A&M University will help researchers support h**p production for conservation and carbon sequestration that can help combat climate change.

Carbon sequestration is the process of removing carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses from the air. Plants can contribute to carbon sequestration by absorbing carbon dioxide from the air during photosynthesis. The larger the plant, the more carbon dioxide it takes from the atmosphere. H**p grown for fiber grows more quickly than other crops and can reach 15 feet in height, so it can capture a lot of carbon in a short amount of time.

“A fiber h**p crop can be huge. Previous research has cited that one hectare, which is equal to about 2.5 acres, of industrial h**p can absorb up to 15 tons of carbon dioxide in a growing cycle,” Zachary Brym, UF/IFAS assistant professor, agroecologist, and lead scientist on the h**p project. “This can be more effective than trees on an annual basis, which capture up to six tons of carbon per hectare. We want to encourage the growth of this crop as a strong contributor of conservation and carbon sequestration through agriculture." (By Tory Moore)

Read more: https://bit.ly/431hlMY

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05/25/2023

"H**p plantings in the United States were nearly cut in half in 2022, with 28,400 acres dedicated to growing the plant – slightly more than the acreage set aside for Christmas trees.

Put another way, at 44.4 square miles, outdoor and indoor h**p cultivation in the U.S. would fit almost entirely on Hilton Head Island, the beach and golf resort area off the coast of South Carolina.

Or, for Mickey Mouse fans, most of the nation’s h**p could be grown on the 43 square miles of Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida.

Last year’s plantings represent a 48% decline in acreage from 2021, when U.S. farmers planted 54,500 acres of indoor and outdoor h**p.

H**p production has been declining because of a lack of clarity from the federal government on the regulation and use of h**p products – particularly those containing CBD and other h**p-derived cannabinoids." (By Andrew Long)

Read more: https://mjbizdaily.com/h**p-planting-plummets-in-2022-as-production-shifts-to-northern-states/

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05/25/2023

Morris Beegle is Co-founder and President of the We Are For Better Alternatives (WAFBA) family of brands. His background includes 25+ years in the music and entertainment industries. He has spent the last 10 years working in the h**p industry producing events and tradeshows, creating several product brands along with a multimedia and education platform.

Beegle organizes the NoCo H**p Expo and the Southern H**p Expo, along with The Winter H**p Summit, Hawaii H**p Conference, and the Experience H**p Virtual Series that emerged at the front end of the Covid pandemic. In addition to events, he has a h**p paper and printing company at https://bit.ly/3q1QbY0 and a h**p guitar and amp company at https://bit.ly/3BVGbCn. Beegle also appears at trade shows and conferences around the world, on radio programs and webinars, and hosts the Let’s Talk H**p Podcast @ https://bit.ly/3ozCXBm
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Watch the full vide here: https://bit.ly/43oR0Zt

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Our GHA Monthly networking event will be moved on May 30th, see you there!GHA Networking Meeting is a networking event t...
05/23/2023

Our GHA Monthly networking event will be moved on May 30th, see you there!

GHA Networking Meeting is a networking event that is held every month to help cultivate relationships between h**p professionals.

This session will give you the opportunity to interact one-on-one with industry experts, product manufacturers, and service providers as you will be grouped to 4-5 people during the break-out room.
These events will showcase a variety of educational topics with participants who share their expertise and insights about specific areas of the industry.

Register now: https://bit.ly/3q0fN7z

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05/22/2023

Did you know?
The word “canvas”, which is used to specify any type of , originates from the term ”cannapaceus“, which literally means “made of h**p”.

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Join us in our mission to aid the Dama BioPlastics Campaign in their objective to eliminate 1 gigaton of carbon dioxide ...
05/22/2023

Join us in our mission to aid the Dama BioPlastics Campaign in their objective to eliminate 1 gigaton of carbon dioxide from the environment within the next five years. By backing the campaign, we can assist them in funding the technology and facilities required for large-scale production of DAMA Black and aid their endeavors to create high-quality carbon credits.

More details here: https://bit.ly/3Ow33Qp

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05/20/2023

"Initiated this year, UF/IFAS h**p research and Extension teams will prioritize h**p crops with climate-smart management with help from a five-year USDA Climate-Smart Commodities grant. The $4.9 million grant led by Florida A&M University will help researchers support h**p production for conservation and carbon sequestration that can help combat climate change.

Carbon sequestration is the process of removing carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses from the air. Plants can contribute to carbon sequestration by absorbing carbon dioxide from the air during photosynthesis. The larger the plant, the more carbon dioxide it takes from the atmosphere. H**p grown for fiber grows more quickly than other crops and can reach 15 feet in height, so it can capture a lot of carbon in a short amount of time.

“A fiber h**p crop can be huge. Previous research has cited that one hectare, which is equal to about 2.5 acres, of industrial h**p can absorb up to 15 tons of carbon dioxide in a growing cycle,” Zachary Brym, UF/IFAS assistant professor, agroecologist, and lead scientist on the h**p project. “This can be more effective than trees on an annual basis, which capture up to six tons of carbon per hectare. We want to encourage the growth of this crop as a strong contributor of conservation and carbon sequestration through agriculture." (By Tory Moore)

Read more: https://www.morningagclips.com/scientists-to-deploy-h**p-crops-in-ways-to-combat-climate-change-and-support-underserved-farmers/

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🌿 Unlocking the Power of H**p! 🌱🚀 From eco-friendly textiles to nutritious food and even building materials, h**p offers...
05/20/2023

🌿 Unlocking the Power of H**p! 🌱

🚀 From eco-friendly textiles to nutritious food and even building materials, h**p offers endless possibilities. It's time to embrace this renewable resource and create a greener world! 🌎💚

💪 Fuel your body with h**p seeds, packed with plant-based protein and essential nutrients. They're not only delicious but also a sustainable choice! 🥦🌱

🏡 Imagine sustainable homes made from h**p fibers—durable, lightweight, and environmentally friendly. Let's build a brighter future together! 🏠✨

Join the h**p revolution and let's shape a sustainable tomorrow. 🌿💡
https://bit.ly/3cKstsI

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05/19/2023

**p is a fast-growing, plant that can be used to make everything from rope to clothing. But did you know it can also be used as ?

**pwool is an excellent insulator; it's versatile and can be applied to almost any surface. The plant grows quickly (up to 4 meters in 100 days), and does not require pesticides or fertilizers. It also requires little water—just one inch per week!

Donate to Friends of H**p and promote further research, education, and advocacy for this versatile crop. - https://bit.ly/3SZKG6h

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Thank you so much for your membership, Tim!We are ecstatic that you have decided to join the Growing H**p Association co...
05/19/2023

Thank you so much for your membership, Tim!

We are ecstatic that you have decided to join the Growing H**p Association community, and we hope you will adore everything that we have to offer. I'm looking forward to working with you soon!

Join us!👉 https://bit.ly/3MGVjd1

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05/17/2023

"Across the aisle, the question of how to handle the production of industrial h**p, a newly legalized crop, is on legislators' minds. As the 2023 Farm Bill begins to come into focus, this carbon-sequestering plant has the potential to reshape U.S. agriculture.

H**p absorbs twice as much carbon per hectare of land than a forest does, and h**p-derived products can be used to replace paper, petroleum-based plastics, and cotton fibers. But h**p, a strain of the Cannabis plant (from which ma*****na is derived), was previously considered a Schedule I substance—the most highly regulated narcotics under the Controlled Substances Act.

The 2014 Farm Bill (P.L. 113-179) legally distinguished h**p from ma*****na by defining h**p as having a delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) level below 0.3 percent, which is insufficient to produce narcotics. But it limited h**p cultivation to research purposes only. The 2018 Farm Bill (P.L. 115-334) relaxed many restrictions and established the Domestic H**p Production Program, making it easier for farmers to grow and sell h**p. The legalization of h**p cultivation in the United States has allowed farmers to employ the crop to promote sustainable farming practices and produce sustainable alternatives to plastics and other materials." (By Lynlee Derrick)

Read more: https://bit.ly/3MB6e8b

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