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Albanian Police Destroy Charity’s “Cannabis” Crops
Albanian police have destroyed hundreds of thousands of plants donated by a British charity to poor farmers which Albanian authorities claim were cannabis.
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Albanian Police Get The Hump Over Hemp Crop Scheme
A British charity’s efforts to help desperately poor farmers in Albania have gone horribly wrong, with the farmers ending up under arrest in prison and hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of crops donated by the charity destroyed by Albanian police.
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Annual festival extols many uses for hemp
Hemp filled De la Guerra Plaza Sunday afternoon. But there was no need to call the police — it was all part of the third annual Santa Barbara Hemp Festival.
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Cantwell, farmers get along
Having just spent an hour and a half talking about everything from parity on wheat prices to better labeling of foreign food products to allowing hemp production, Cantwell was invited to take a look at land in the federal Conservation Reserve Program.
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Car fueled by hemp oil on real trip
When this 1985 Mercedes Turbo Diesel drives into New Haven, a hint of an illegal odor may follow in its wake. But don’t get the wrong idea. This car, fueled entirely by oil derived from hemp seeds, won’t give you the munchies.
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Chat Live With Woody Harrelson
On Sunday July 15, 2001 at 6:30 PM PST, actor and long time environmental activist Woody Harrelson will be hosting a “live chat” on his new web site www.voiceyourself.com.
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Co-branding approach enjoys success with hemp food products
Embassy Food Specialties Ltd. — founded in 1979 and a major national manufacturer and distributor of baking mixes and ingredients has teamed up with Hempola Inc., a leading pioneer company in the development and manufacture of hemp food products.
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Company gets sales high from hemp
American Hemp, founded in 1992, was bought by EarthGoods in 2000. The company designs, develops and imports textile collections based on what it calls the world’s highest quality hemp twine, cordage and webbing, as well as hemp-blend fabrics. The company sells its products from between $3.55 and $19.25 a yard, depending on the fabric quality.
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False Villain
One way to sustain a struggle even when it is being lost is to exaggerate and extend a threat to peripheral or even non-related subjects. This appears to be the thinking of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration, which is considering regulations to ban personal-care products made with hemp-seed oil.
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Farmers hope African crop is steppingstone to hemp
It’s kenaf, a west African plant whose fibers can be turned into paper or potentially into twine, rope, mats, carpeting or fiberboard. Blended with Canadian hemp and polypropylene plastic, it can form composites that Daimler-Chrysler is using in automotive door panels.
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