The lawsuit asks a federal appeals court to review a rule the DEA issued last month, arguing the agency exceeded its authority in categorizing hemp extracts.
As consumer interest in hemp continues to grow, Michigan State University is expanding its outreach efforts by assisting growers with production of this emerging crop.
The National Hemp Industrial Council is offering guidance on how to regulate cannabidiol in a way that protects both consumers and the growers who produce these products.
The list of additional crops approved for CFAP funding is a mixed bag. Floriculture growers and microgreens producers welcomed the news, but the hemp industry remains on the outside looking in. Check out how these industries are responding.
The National Hemp Association has formed a new Standing Committee Of Hemp Organizations, which represents outreach to an industry that has been recently impacted by COVID-19 and other challenges.
A University of California researcher has developed a system that reduces waste in hemp processing by converting nearly 100% of the plant into usable components.
While still in its infancy compared to other major agronomic crops, hemp genetics are evolving at a frantic pace as breeders try to keep up with today’s discerning cannabis producer.
Cedar Valley Farms in Wooster, OH, is carving a unique path growing hemp in a greenhouse amidst the windy, rocky road that is today’s domestic hemp industry.
The co-founder of a California cannabis testing lab shares his view on cannabis’ shiny new essential status, and some analysis of Florida’s recently approved hemp pilot program and USDA- issued guidance for financial institutions in dealing with hemp growers.
Since the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act was passed, hemp growers have wondered if and how they might be able to apply for federal assistance.
