Hemp is a cash crop for farmers in Asia and abroad. It provides a sustainable and environmental business that supports the Agriculture sector.

Hemp is a superfood. Hemp seeds are high in fiber, iron, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, zinc, vitamin E, and magnesium achieving foodsecurity and improved nutrition whilst promoting sustainable agriculture.

A non-stigmatizing, non-discriminatory, evidence-informed, and realistic address of the effects of non-psychoactive plants, products, and substances, such as Industrial Hemp is key to close the knowledge gap on the professions required to operate in legally regulated Cannabis markets (biosciences, horticultural, agronomics, consumers good fabrication, sales, etc.).

Hemp plants have been proposed to clean nutrients from water to help determine how much phosphorus and nitrogen each hemp plant can uptake from waterways. Hemp plants could serve as a floating wetlands system that would be harvested, roots and all, removing the nutrient load the plants absorb from the water.

A 2010 study found biogas from hemp to be a high yielding alternative to ethanol from wheat and biodiesel from rapeseed. The waste product from hemp biogas production can be used as a fertilizer. The environmental benefits of hemp are praised highly since hemp cultivation requires minimal amounts of pesticide. Since the plant shades the bottom quickly after sowing, they will outgrow weeds, a trait unusual especially for organic farmers. Numerous studies show that biogas production from hemp is a promising possibility for the production of vehicle fuel from energy crops, and several commercial projects showed that hemp gave one of the highest gross yields of vehicle fuel per hectare achieved.

Non psychoactivity-related products of the Cannabis plant have proven to efficiently replace synthetic or petroleum-based materials, being high performance and environmentally-friendly. Biocomposites made of Cannabis fibers (polypropylene, polyethylene, polyester) are resistant, durable, cost-effective, and for these reasons already widely used commercially (for furniture, roofing shingles, bioplastic, cars package trays, automotion door panels, etc). That material is key to building resilient and environment-friendly infrastructures and industries.

Sustainable Cannabis policies should address equality of opportunities and non-discrimination: not restricting access to legal markets for people with medical need, and addressing barriers to entry into the legally regulated Cannabis industry for communities who have been harmed the most by the prohibitionist policies.

The most sustainable building material isn't concrete or steel — it's hemp. Hempcrete is a biocomposite material, which is used as a material for construction and insulation... The result is a lightweight insulating material ideal for most climatesas it combines insulation and thermal mass.

One hectare of industrial hemp can absorb approximately 22 tonnes of CO2 making it one of the fastest CO2-to-biomass conversion tools. Industrial hemp is the perfect carbon sink because it absorbs more CO2 per hectare, annually than any other commercial crop or commercial forestry.

Hemp is biodiversity friendly in terms of species numbers and in competition of nutrients with wild land. Hemp plantations especially increase the numbers of birds. As many bird keepers will be aware, hemp seed is by far their favourite food. Hemp is also resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adverse health effects in humans, and pollute waterways. Hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Hemp is resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adversehealth effects in humans, and pollute waterways. By eliminating the need for pesticides, hemp will keep pollinators safe. In addition, hemp is also resistant to predators, which means hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Prohibitive Cannabis policies have massively undermined economic, social, cultural, civil, political human rights. Developing legal market regulations for the Cannabis plant and its derivatives is a way to address the enormous profits of drug trafficking organizations and their capacity of corruption among politicians, public institutions and economic stakeholders.

The medical & health benefits of cannabinoids are well-documented, and millions of patients have now embraced these compounds as a cheaper, safer, and more effective option to help treat severe illnesses such as cancer, epilepsy, and PTSD. The endocannabinoid system modulates the regulation of the neuroendocrine system, which regulates organ function and stress response and helps maintain a healthy balance across the neuroendocrine system and related physiological body systems.

A non-stigmatizing, non-discriminatory, evidence-informed, and realistic address of the effects of non-psychoactive plants, products, and substances, such as Industrial Hemp is key to close the knowledge gap on the professions required to operate in legally regulated Cannabis markets (biosciences, horticultural, agronomics, consumers good fabrication, sales, etc.).

A 2010 study found biogas from hemp to be a high yielding alternative to ethanol from wheat and biodiesel from rapeseed. The waste product from hemp biogas production can be used as a fertilizer. The environmental benefits of hemp are praised highly since hemp cultivation requires minimal amounts of pesticide. Since the plant shades the bottom quickly after sowing, they will outgrow weeds, a trait unusual especially for organic farmers. Numerous studies show that biogas production from hemp is a promising possibility for the production of vehicle fuel from energy crops, and several commercial projects showed that hemp gave one of the highest gross yields of vehicle fuel per hectare achieved.

Non psychoactivity-related products of the Cannabis plant have proven to efficiently replace synthetic or petroleum-based materials, being high performance and environmentally-friendly. Biocomposites made of Cannabis fibers (polypropylene, polyethylene, polyester) are resistant, durable, cost-effective, and for these reasons already widely used commercially (for furniture, roofing shingles, bioplastic, cars package trays, automotion door panels, etc). That material is key to building resilient and environment-friendly infrastructures and industries.

The most sustainable building material isn't concrete or steel — it's hemp. Hempcrete is a biocomposite material, which is used as a material for construction and insulation... The result is a lightweight insulating material ideal for most climatesas it combines insulation and thermal mass.

Hemp is biodiversity friendly in terms of species numbers and in competition of nutrients with wild land. Hemp plantations especially increase the numbers of birds. As many bird keepers will be aware, hemp seed is by far their favourite food. Hemp is also resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adverse health effects in humans, and pollute waterways. Hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Prohibitive Cannabis policies have massively undermined economic, social, cultural, civil, political human rights. Developing legal market regulations for the Cannabis plant and its derivatives is a way to address the enormous profits of drug trafficking organizations and their capacity of corruption among politicians, public institutions and economic stakeholders.

Farmers and entrepreneurs, startups, corporations, politicians, NGOs, and local co-ops… everyone benefits from hemp!

Hemp is a superfood. Hemp seeds are high in fiber, iron, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, zinc, vitamin E, and magnesium achieving foodsecurity and improved nutrition whilst promoting sustainable agriculture.

The medical & health benefits of cannabinoids are well-documented, and millions of patients have now embraced these compounds as a cheaper, safer, and more effective option to help treat severe illnesses such as cancer, epilepsy, and PTSD. The endocannabinoid system modulates the regulation of the neuroendocrine system, which regulates organ function and stress response and helps maintain a healthy balance across the neuroendocrine system and related physiological body systems.

A non-stigmatizing, non-discriminatory, evidence-informed, and realistic address of the effects of non-psychoactive plants, products, and substances, such as Industrial Hemp is key to close the knowledge gap on the professions required to operate in legally regulated Cannabis markets (biosciences, horticultural, agronomics, consumers good fabrication, sales, etc.).

Female leadership in the legal Cannabis industry is superior to that of other market sectors, which deserves monitoring and encouragement. More and more women are claiming their place in the emerging Cannabis legal private sector, especially in the scientific and therapeutic segments. Female leadership in this industry has made its way through, and today, women are beginning to be leaders in this field.

Hemp plants have been proposed to clean nutrients from water to help determine how much phosphorus and nitrogen each hemp plant can uptake from waterways. Hemp plants could serve as a floating wetlands system that would be harvested, roots and all, removing the nutrient load the plants absorb from the water.

Hemp is the only plant that produces complete nutrition and sustainable biofuels from the same harvest. This eliminates the trade-off between energy production and food security. In addition to being the world’s most useful, nutritious and safely therapeutic herb bearing seed, hemp also produces biodegradable plastics, paper, cloth, resins, therapeutics, pesticides, graphene for supercapacitors and building materials.

Sustainable Cannabis policies should address equality of opportunities and non-discrimination: not restricting access to legal markets for people with medical need, and addressing barriers to entry into the legally regulated Cannabis industry for communities who have been harmed the most by the prohibitionist policies.

Hemp is biodiversity friendly in terms of species numbers and in competition of nutrients with wild land. Hemp plantations especially increase the numbers of birds. As many bird keepers will be aware, hemp seed is by far their favourite food. Hemp is also resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adverse health effects in humans, and pollute waterways. Hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Hemp is resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adversehealth effects in humans, and pollute waterways. By eliminating the need for pesticides, hemp will keep pollinators safe. In addition, hemp is also resistant to predators, which means hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Prohibitive Cannabis policies have massively undermined economic, social, cultural, civil, political human rights. Developing legal market regulations for the Cannabis plant and its derivatives is a way to address the enormous profits of drug trafficking organizations and their capacity of corruption among politicians, public institutions and economic stakeholders.

Farmers and entrepreneurs, startups, corporations, politicians, NGOs, and local co-ops… everyone benefits from hemp!

Hemp is a superfood. Hemp seeds are high in fiber, iron, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, zinc, vitamin E, and magnesium achieving foodsecurity and improved nutrition whilst promoting sustainable agriculture.

The medical & health benefits of cannabinoids are well-documented, and millions of patients have now embraced these compounds as a cheaper, safer, and more effective option to help treat severe illnesses such as cancer, epilepsy, and PTSD. The endocannabinoid system modulates the regulation of the neuroendocrine system, which regulates organ function and stress response and helps maintain a healthy balance across the neuroendocrine system and related physiological body systems.

A non-stigmatizing, non-discriminatory, evidence-informed, and realistic address of the effects of non-psychoactive plants, products, and substances, such as Industrial Hemp is key to close the knowledge gap on the professions required to operate in legally regulated Cannabis markets (biosciences, horticultural, agronomics, consumers good fabrication, sales, etc.).

Female leadership in the legal Cannabis industry is superior to that of other market sectors, which deserves monitoring and encouragement. More and more women are claiming their place in the emerging Cannabis legal private sector, especially in the scientific and therapeutic segments. Female leadership in this industry has made its way through, and today, women are beginning to be leaders in this field.

A 2010 study found biogas from hemp to be a high yielding alternative to ethanol from wheat and biodiesel from rapeseed. The waste product from hemp biogas production can be used as a fertilizer. The environmental benefits of hemp are praised highly since hemp cultivation requires minimal amounts of pesticide. Since the plant shades the bottom quickly after sowing, they will outgrow weeds, a trait unusual especially for organic farmers. Numerous studies show that biogas production from hemp is a promising possibility for the production of vehicle fuel from energy crops, and several commercial projects showed that hemp gave one of the highest gross yields of vehicle fuel per hectare achieved.

Sustainable Cannabis policies should address equality of opportunities and non-discrimination: not restricting access to legal markets for people with medical need, and addressing barriers to entry into the legally regulated Cannabis industry for communities who have been harmed the most by the prohibitionist policies.

Hemp is biodiversity friendly in terms of species numbers and in competition of nutrients with wild land. Hemp plantations especially increase the numbers of birds. As many bird keepers will be aware, hemp seed is by far their favourite food. Hemp is also resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adverse health effects in humans, and pollute waterways. Hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Prohibitive Cannabis policies have massively undermined economic, social, cultural, civil, political human rights. Developing legal market regulations for the Cannabis plant and its derivatives is a way to address the enormous profits of drug trafficking organizations and their capacity of corruption among politicians, public institutions and economic stakeholders.

Hemp is a superfood. Hemp seeds are high in fiber, iron, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, zinc, vitamin E, and magnesium achieving foodsecurity and improved nutrition whilst promoting sustainable agriculture.

The medical & health benefits of cannabinoids are well-documented, and millions of patients have now embraced these compounds as a cheaper, safer, and more effective option to help treat severe illnesses such as cancer, epilepsy, and PTSD. The endocannabinoid system modulates the regulation of the neuroendocrine system, which regulates organ function and stress response and helps maintain a healthy balance across the neuroendocrine system and related physiological body systems.

Female leadership in the legal Cannabis industry is superior to that of other market sectors, which deserves monitoring and encouragement. More and more women are claiming their place in the emerging Cannabis legal private sector, especially in the scientific and therapeutic segments. Female leadership in this industry has made its way through, and today, women are beginning to be leaders in this field.

A 2010 study found biogas from hemp to be a high yielding alternative to ethanol from wheat and biodiesel from rapeseed. The waste product from hemp biogas production can be used as a fertilizer. The environmental benefits of hemp are praised highly since hemp cultivation requires minimal amounts of pesticide. Since the plant shades the bottom quickly after sowing, they will outgrow weeds, a trait unusual especially for organic farmers. Numerous studies show that biogas production from hemp is a promising possibility for the production of vehicle fuel from energy crops, and several commercial projects showed that hemp gave one of the highest gross yields of vehicle fuel per hectare achieved.

Non psychoactivity-related products of the Cannabis plant have proven to efficiently replace synthetic or petroleum-based materials, being high performance and environmentally-friendly. Biocomposites made of Cannabis fibers (polypropylene, polyethylene, polyester) are resistant, durable, cost-effective, and for these reasons already widely used commercially (for furniture, roofing shingles, bioplastic, cars package trays, automotion door panels, etc). That material is key to building resilient and environment-friendly infrastructures and industries.

Sustainable Cannabis policies should address equality of opportunities and non-discrimination: not restricting access to legal markets for people with medical need, and addressing barriers to entry into the legally regulated Cannabis industry for communities who have been harmed the most by the prohibitionist policies.

Hemp is a sustainable crop that rejuvenates the soil, uses less water than most industrialcrops, and uses no pesticides or fertilizers.

Hemp is biodiversity friendly in terms of species numbers and in competition of nutrients with wild land. Hemp plantations especially increase the numbers of birds. As many bird keepers will be aware, hemp seed is by far their favourite food. Hemp is also resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adverse health effects in humans, and pollute waterways. Hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Hemp is resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adversehealth effects in humans, and pollute waterways. By eliminating the need for pesticides, hemp will keep pollinators safe. In addition, hemp is also resistant to predators, which means hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Prohibitive Cannabis policies have massively undermined economic, social, cultural, civil, political human rights. Developing legal market regulations for the Cannabis plant and its derivatives is a way to address the enormous profits of drug trafficking organizations and their capacity of corruption among politicians, public institutions and economic stakeholders.

Farmers and entrepreneurs, startups, corporations, politicians, NGOs, and local co-ops… everyone benefits from hemp!

Hemp is a superfood. Hemp seeds are high in fiber, iron, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, zinc, vitamin E, and magnesium achieving foodsecurity and improved nutrition whilst promoting sustainable agriculture.

A non-stigmatizing, non-discriminatory, evidence-informed, and realistic address of the effects of non-psychoactive plants, products, and substances, such as Industrial Hemp is key to close the knowledge gap on the professions required to operate in legally regulated Cannabis markets (biosciences, horticultural, agronomics, consumers good fabrication, sales, etc.).

A 2010 study found biogas from hemp to be a high yielding alternative to ethanol from wheat and biodiesel from rapeseed. The waste product from hemp biogas production can be used as a fertilizer. The environmental benefits of hemp are praised highly since hemp cultivation requires minimal amounts of pesticide. Since the plant shades the bottom quickly after sowing, they will outgrow weeds, a trait unusual especially for organic farmers. Numerous studies show that biogas production from hemp is a promising possibility for the production of vehicle fuel from energy crops, and several commercial projects showed that hemp gave one of the highest gross yields of vehicle fuel per hectare achieved.

Hemp is the only plant that produces complete nutrition and sustainable biofuels from the same harvest. This eliminates the trade-off between energy production and food security. In addition to being the world’s most useful, nutritious and safely therapeutic herb bearing seed, hemp also produces biodegradable plastics, paper, cloth, resins, therapeutics, pesticides, graphene for supercapacitors and building materials.

Non psychoactivity-related products of the Cannabis plant have proven to efficiently replace synthetic or petroleum-based materials, being high performance and environmentally-friendly. Biocomposites made of Cannabis fibers (polypropylene, polyethylene, polyester) are resistant, durable, cost-effective, and for these reasons already widely used commercially (for furniture, roofing shingles, bioplastic, cars package trays, automotion door panels, etc). That material is key to building resilient and environment-friendly infrastructures and industries.

Sustainable Cannabis policies should address equality of opportunities and non-discrimination: not restricting access to legal markets for people with medical need, and addressing barriers to entry into the legally regulated Cannabis industry for communities who have been harmed the most by the prohibitionist policies.

The most sustainable building material isn't concrete or steel — it's hemp. Hempcrete is a biocomposite material, which is used as a material for construction and insulation... The result is a lightweight insulating material ideal for most climatesas it combines insulation and thermal mass.

Hemp is a sustainable crop that rejuvenates the soil, uses less water than most industrialcrops, and uses no pesticides or fertilizers.

Hemp is biodiversity friendly in terms of species numbers and in competition of nutrients with wild land. Hemp plantations especially increase the numbers of birds. As many bird keepers will be aware, hemp seed is by far their favourite food. Hemp is also resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adverse health effects in humans, and pollute waterways. Hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Prohibitive Cannabis policies have massively undermined economic, social, cultural, civil, political human rights. Developing legal market regulations for the Cannabis plant and its derivatives is a way to address the enormous profits of drug trafficking organizations and their capacity of corruption among politicians, public institutions and economic stakeholders.

Farmers and entrepreneurs, startups, corporations, politicians, NGOs, and local co-ops… everyone benefits from hemp!

Hemp is a superfood. Hemp seeds are high in fiber, iron, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, zinc, vitamin E, and magnesium achieving foodsecurity and improved nutrition whilst promoting sustainable agriculture.

Female leadership in the legal Cannabis industry is superior to that of other market sectors, which deserves monitoring and encouragement. More and more women are claiming their place in the emerging Cannabis legal private sector, especially in the scientific and therapeutic segments. Female leadership in this industry has made its way through, and today, women are beginning to be leaders in this field.

Hemp plants have been proposed to clean nutrients from water to help determine how much phosphorus and nitrogen each hemp plant can uptake from waterways. Hemp plants could serve as a floating wetlands system that would be harvested, roots and all, removing the nutrient load the plants absorb from the water.

A 2010 study found biogas from hemp to be a high yielding alternative to ethanol from wheat and biodiesel from rapeseed. The waste product from hemp biogas production can be used as a fertilizer. The environmental benefits of hemp are praised highly since hemp cultivation requires minimal amounts of pesticide. Since the plant shades the bottom quickly after sowing, they will outgrow weeds, a trait unusual especially for organic farmers. Numerous studies show that biogas production from hemp is a promising possibility for the production of vehicle fuel from energy crops, and several commercial projects showed that hemp gave one of the highest gross yields of vehicle fuel per hectare achieved.

Hemp is the only plant that produces complete nutrition and sustainable biofuels from the same harvest. This eliminates the trade-off between energy production and food security. In addition to being the world’s most useful, nutritious and safely therapeutic herb bearing seed, hemp also produces biodegradable plastics, paper, cloth, resins, therapeutics, pesticides, graphene for supercapacitors and building materials.

Non psychoactivity-related products of the Cannabis plant have proven to efficiently replace synthetic or petroleum-based materials, being high performance and environmentally-friendly. Biocomposites made of Cannabis fibers (polypropylene, polyethylene, polyester) are resistant, durable, cost-effective, and for these reasons already widely used commercially (for furniture, roofing shingles, bioplastic, cars package trays, automotion door panels, etc). That material is key to building resilient and environment-friendly infrastructures and industries.

Sustainable Cannabis policies should address equality of opportunities and non-discrimination: not restricting access to legal markets for people with medical need, and addressing barriers to entry into the legally regulated Cannabis industry for communities who have been harmed the most by the prohibitionist policies.

The most sustainable building material isn't concrete or steel — it's hemp. Hempcrete is a biocomposite material, which is used as a material for construction and insulation... The result is a lightweight insulating material ideal for most climatesas it combines insulation and thermal mass.

Hemp is a sustainable crop that rejuvenates the soil, uses less water than most industrialcrops, and uses no pesticides or fertilizers.

One hectare of industrial hemp can absorb approximately 22 tonnes of CO2 making it one of the fastest CO2-to-biomass conversion tools. Industrial hemp is the perfect carbon sink because it absorbs more CO2 per hectare, annually than any other commercial crop or commercial forestry.

Hemp is biodiversity friendly in terms of species numbers and in competition of nutrients with wild land. Hemp plantations especially increase the numbers of birds. As many bird keepers will be aware, hemp seed is by far their favourite food. Hemp is also resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adverse health effects in humans, and pollute waterways. Hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Hemp is resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adversehealth effects in humans, and pollute waterways. By eliminating the need for pesticides, hemp will keep pollinators safe. In addition, hemp is also resistant to predators, which means hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Prohibitive Cannabis policies have massively undermined economic, social, cultural, civil, political human rights. Developing legal market regulations for the Cannabis plant and its derivatives is a way to address the enormous profits of drug trafficking organizations and their capacity of corruption among politicians, public institutions and economic stakeholders.

Farmers and entrepreneurs, startups, corporations, politicians, NGOs, and local co-ops… everyone benefits from hemp!

Hemp is a superfood. Hemp seeds are high in fiber, iron, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, zinc, vitamin E, and magnesium achieving foodsecurity and improved nutrition whilst promoting sustainable agriculture.

Female leadership in the legal Cannabis industry is superior to that of other market sectors, which deserves monitoring and encouragement. More and more women are claiming their place in the emerging Cannabis legal private sector, especially in the scientific and therapeutic segments. Female leadership in this industry has made its way through, and today, women are beginning to be leaders in this field.

Hemp plants have been proposed to clean nutrients from water to help determine how much phosphorus and nitrogen each hemp plant can uptake from waterways. Hemp plants could serve as a floating wetlands system that would be harvested, roots and all, removing the nutrient load the plants absorb from the water.

A 2010 study found biogas from hemp to be a high yielding alternative to ethanol from wheat and biodiesel from rapeseed. The waste product from hemp biogas production can be used as a fertilizer. The environmental benefits of hemp are praised highly since hemp cultivation requires minimal amounts of pesticide. Since the plant shades the bottom quickly after sowing, they will outgrow weeds, a trait unusual especially for organic farmers. Numerous studies show that biogas production from hemp is a promising possibility for the production of vehicle fuel from energy crops, and several commercial projects showed that hemp gave one of the highest gross yields of vehicle fuel per hectare achieved.

Hemp is the only plant that produces complete nutrition and sustainable biofuels from the same harvest. This eliminates the trade-off between energy production and food security. In addition to being the world’s most useful, nutritious and safely therapeutic herb bearing seed, hemp also produces biodegradable plastics, paper, cloth, resins, therapeutics, pesticides, graphene for supercapacitors and building materials.

Non psychoactivity-related products of the Cannabis plant have proven to efficiently replace synthetic or petroleum-based materials, being high performance and environmentally-friendly. Biocomposites made of Cannabis fibers (polypropylene, polyethylene, polyester) are resistant, durable, cost-effective, and for these reasons already widely used commercially (for furniture, roofing shingles, bioplastic, cars package trays, automotion door panels, etc). That material is key to building resilient and environment-friendly infrastructures and industries.

Sustainable Cannabis policies should address equality of opportunities and non-discrimination: not restricting access to legal markets for people with medical need, and addressing barriers to entry into the legally regulated Cannabis industry for communities who have been harmed the most by the prohibitionist policies.

The most sustainable building material isn't concrete or steel — it's hemp. Hempcrete is a biocomposite material, which is used as a material for construction and insulation... The result is a lightweight insulating material ideal for most climatesas it combines insulation and thermal mass.

Hemp is a sustainable crop that rejuvenates the soil, uses less water than most industrialcrops, and uses no pesticides or fertilizers.

One hectare of industrial hemp can absorb approximately 22 tonnes of CO2 making it one of the fastest CO2-to-biomass conversion tools. Industrial hemp is the perfect carbon sink because it absorbs more CO2 per hectare, annually than any other commercial crop or commercial forestry.

Hemp is biodiversity friendly in terms of species numbers and in competition of nutrients with wild land. Hemp plantations especially increase the numbers of birds. As many bird keepers will be aware, hemp seed is by far their favourite food. Hemp is also resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adverse health effects in humans, and pollute waterways. Hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Hemp is resistant to pests. Thus, farmers don’t need to use pesticides, which are known to kill pollinators, cause adversehealth effects in humans, and pollute waterways. By eliminating the need for pesticides, hemp will keep pollinators safe. In addition, hemp is also resistant to predators, which means hemp can provide a safe habitat for pollinators seeking refuge.

Prohibitive Cannabis policies have massively undermined economic, social, cultural, civil, political human rights. Developing legal market regulations for the Cannabis plant and its derivatives is a way to address the enormous profits of drug trafficking organizations and their capacity of corruption among politicians, public institutions and economic stakeholders.

Farmers and entrepreneurs, startups, corporations, politicians, NGOs, and local co-ops… everyone benefits from hemp!