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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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America’s Hemp-Horror Hurts Economic Health
If brains were gunpowder, one is sometimes tempted to think, then the U.S. couldn’t blow its own nose. Even as it sues Big Tobacco, America spends millions each year to subsidize the weed - a plant that ranks, on the Healthful Substances Chart, only slightly above strychnine. Yet it forbids the raising of another crop that presents no threat to health and offers a multitude of uses: industrial hemp.
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American Farm Bureau Drops Opposition To Hemp
Delegates for the American Farm Bureau Federation withdrew language approved last year opposing research and domestic cultivation of industrial hemp, Reuters News Service reported.
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Amnesty International’s Groovefest rocks U. Oklahoma
The vibes of the peace, love and rock ‘n’ roll filled Andrews Park on Sunday as Groovefest, a concert sponsored by the University of Oklahoma chapter of Amnesty International, took over the park.
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An Agricultural Opportunity
And there’s a reason I’m ranting about hemp today. A recent increase in newsprint prices put newspapers—ours included—in a headlock. As a result, we’re all watching our bottom lines even closer than usual, and we’re cutting out some of the extra expenses.
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An offbeat food product: Hemp
Many people don’t realize that hempseed is edible, that hemp foods are very nutritious and that they are really delicious. In many ways, hemp is where soy was 15 years ago, an offbeat product with a funky reputation and overlooked nutritional value.
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Analysis: Gradual rejuvenation of the world’s forests
And now I have to say that you sent me a research paper months ago and I looked at it, and I said, “This is an amazing research paper. I can’t believe it’s true.” You say in the paper that the world’s forests are undergoing what’s called a great restoration.
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Analysis: Hemp seizure by federal agents on Indian reservation prompts review of
A raid by federal agents on an Indian reservation in South Dakota is testing the limits of tribal sovereignty. Last month, DEA agents seized hemp plants being grown by the Oglala Sioux tribe on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Hemp is the same plant as marijuana. It’s illegal to grow without a special permit in the United States. But in 1988, the Oglala Sioux legalized industrial-grade hemp, and the tribe claims that they have the sovereign right to grow and use it. The case is now going to federal court and it could eventually change the legal status of industrial hemp.
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Ancient fibers: Latest Fall fashion
Hemp Textiles International Corporation (Hemptex) of Bellingham, Washington, USA has developed a modern blend of two ancient fibers, true hemp and yak down, for Autumn/Winter 2002/03 apparel. The collection, branded Cantiyac, shows at six international textile tradeshows this Fall.
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Announcing a new journal!
The Journal of Industrial Hemp is the central source for reliable, peer-reviewed information on successfully growing, processing, and intro-ducing hemp products. No other journal offers the breadth, focus, and top scientific credentials of the Journal of Industrial Hemp. Because the journal focuses strictly on hemp, it can offer practical information for farmers and business people as well as the latest research results for scientists interested in the industrial uses of Cannabis.
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