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1999 - Year in Review: Ten Most Influential Agri-Fiber Developments
Throughout the course of 1999, the following 10 areas of development appeared to be the most consequential in relation to the emerging agri-fiber industry. Agri-fibers include Abaca, bagasse, corn stover, flax, industrial hemp, kenaf, rice straw, Switchgrass and wheat straw; with potential markets as varied as composites, specialty pulps, plastics and non-wovens.
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2000 Expo Panel Series Topics Announced
The third annual Santa Cruz Industrial Hemp Expo, Saturday and Sunday, May 13 and 14 at the Civic Auditorium in Santa Cruz, is announcing its panel series topics for the 2000 show.
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2001 Expo panel topics announced
Panel topics have been selected for the upcoming fourth annual Santa Cruz Industrial Hemp Expo. The 2001 Expo is Saturday and Sunday, May 12 and 13, 10am to 6pm at the Civic Auditorium in Santa Cruz, California.
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2001 Expo panels to be cablecast live
Community Television of Santa Cruz County has confirmed that the 2001 Santa Cruz Industrial Hemp Expo panel series will be cablecast live on local channel 27. Five panels are scheduled for Expo weekend, Saturday and Sunday, May 12 and 13 at the Civic Auditorium in Santa Cruz, California.
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3rd Annual Ag Fiber Technology Showcase to be held October 4-5 2000
Bast Fiber crops such as kenaf, hemp and flax will be a key topic of the 3rd Annual Ag Fiber Technology Showcase held on Oct. 4-6, in Memphis. Bast fiber crops are used in a variety of products including plastic composites, absorbency products, nonwovens and industrial textiles and many more.
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4th annual Santa Barbara hemp festival
Presented By Santa Barbara Hemp Company & Hemp Industries Association (HIA). Sunday July 14th — De La Guerra Plaza downtown Santa Barbara, California, noon to 8 PM. Admission is free.
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760,000-plus pot plants destroyed
Narcotics officers from the Texas Department of Public Safety, with help from the Air National Guard and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, destroyed more than 760,000 marijuana plants across the state in 2001, officials said.
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80 chefs relish in Hempola
At their monthly meeting last night at the Kewadin Inn, approximately eighty members and guests of the Muskoka Association of Chefs were treated to dinner featuring Hempola foods. A delightful combination of pastas, marinades, salads and baked items were served... all prepared using Hempola cold pressed hempseed oil and hempseed flour. For many of these well known culinary professionals, it was first exposure to the delicious flavours and nutrition of hemp food.
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8th Annual HIA Convention
Come network with industry leaders, attend seminars, including motivational business experts, feast on hemp foods and beverages, and buy and sell products at Hemp Market Day, while enjoying the beautiful Hawaiian Islands. Meet HI Hemp Project leaders: Representative Cynthia Thielen, Dr. Dave West, and Dan Paquin, phytoremediation expert.
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99HEMP Issues’s Rope Not Dope
In November, Alaskans will have the opportunity to vote on an initiative, known as 99HEMP, to legalize the various derivatives of cannabis sativa. If the measure passed, it would legalize marijuana cultivation, possession and use. It also would make it possible for Alaskans to grow industrial hemp.
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