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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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Conde & Seber: Building Toward The Future With Hemp Building Toward The Futu
All over the Pacific Northwest one can see the effects of the massive deforestation that’s been taking place out there during the past 20 years. Whole valleys and mountainsides have been clear-cut - stripped of all plant life - to meet our insatiable demand for fiber, paper and wood. So when High Times learned that Bill Conde, a longtime hemp activist who once ran for governor of Oregon, was researching making an alternative to plywood utilizing hemp, we decided to look into it.
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Conference Agenda Reflects Debate Over Hemp
Growing hemp could mean new prosperity for dairy farmers who dumped milk in a Fourth of July protest against low market prices that no longer cover the cost of their traditional operations, a county official says.
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Consumers high on hemp despite DEA rule
Hemp may look like marijuana. It may even smell like marijuana. But smoking marijuana’s close cousin to get high would be as effective as smoking lawn grass, according to hemp supporters, including two Arizona politicians.
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Controversial hemp bill passed by Kentucky legislators
Kentucky Gov. Paul Patton signed for passage of House Bill 100 Tuesday, taking another step toward turning industrial hemp into an alternative Kentucky cash crop to replace dwindling tobacco revenues.
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Controversy Over Hemp
This month the Illinois General Assembly sent a bill to Governor Ryan’s desk that would provide for research into growing hemp as a cash crop. But not everyone thinks that’s a good idea. Holly Rich is an Illinois lobbyist for Concerned Women for America, a pro-family policy group that opposes the hemp bill.
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Cool Hemp, hot seller
About 4 1/2 years ago, Ms. Anderman started experimenting with hemp milk and a hand-cranked ice cream maker, and has been producing Cool Hemp on a small scale for about three years.
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CosmeticMall.com Signs Exclusive Partnerships with 13 Brands
Thirteen top beauty brands now offer online retail shopping from their websites exclusively through CosmeticMall.com
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Council Postpones Until June Farm Price Package and Reform of Flax and Hemp Regi
The European Parliament was not able to adopt its own Opinion on the reform of the common organisation of the market in flax and hemp, which in turn prevented Member States from taking any formal decisions, even in the framework of mere consultation.
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Court hears hemp, marijuana cases
The government fought a two-pronged battle in the drug war Monday, arguing before a federal appeals court that it can ban foods made with hemp and strip doctors of their licenses for recommending marijuana.
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