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Armani starts cultivation of hemp
Italian designer Giorgio Armani starts cultivating hemp. His company will take part in a consortium of farmers, seed producers and industrialists. This consortium will restart the hemp cultivation in the Italian countryside forgotten since decades.
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Artmain offers hemp clothing
Beth Kjelson and Becky Piehl have quietly been selling products made of hemp for the past four years. Together the duo owns and operates ArtMain in downtown Minot, a store Kjelson says is devoted to quality and community.
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Asks Ryan to veto study of hemp as alternative crop
The Illinois Drug Education Alliance stands in strong opposition to this bill and calls on Governor Ryan to veto it as bad public policy and a waste of taxpayer money.
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Assembly sends governor hemp study bill
The state Assembly approved a bill Thursday to direct the University of California to study whether there’s a viable market for hemp and other industrial fibers. The Assembly concurred in Senate amendments with a 43-28 vote, sending the bill to Gov. Gray Davis.
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Asshole of the month
Asa nose-dived from deceit to idiocy last December, when he banned foods containing hemp seed, and thus trace amounts of THC, pot’s active ingredient. The THC level is such products—cheese, corn chips, ice cream, etc.—is infinitesimal. Prohibiting them is akin to proscribing poppy-seed bagels for their opiate content, which may be next of Herr Hutchinson’s to-do list.
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Attack on hemp unfair: a return to “McCarthyism”
It appears that Jeanette McDougal of Drug Watch International mixed a few facts with a lot of misinformation in the anti-hemp commentary that appeared in Monday’s Herald-Leader. It’s the old legal tactic: If you don’t have the law or facts, attack the person. In newsprint it’s frequently referred to as character assassination by association or “McCarthyism.”
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August festival will be as unique as hemp itself
An event which takes place this August 10th and 11th, will attract many of the emerging hemp industry companies and wares and present them to the public in a very fun and educational atmosphere at a working hemp farm.
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Australia Hemp Fuels Export Hopes
Tasmanian industrial hemp farmers are moving to supply new manufacturing industries in Europe and interstate. Hemp for clothing, material and food is being touted as a potential multimillion dollar industry for the state.
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Authorities check out hemp use in food
Cannabis could soon be sold legally in Australia with a watchdog group recommending it is safe for use in some foods. The Australia New Zealand Food Authority has found hempseed and hempseed oil are safe as ingredients in foods such as health bars, salad oils, non-dairy cheeses and milks, and as additives to breads, biscuits and cakes. The seed and oil, which will be allowed to contain low levels of THC, the potent chemical in marijuana, will be promoted for their alleged health benefits.
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BIORESOURCE HEMP 2000 Proceedings
The proceedings of the BIORESOURCE HEMP 2000 with approx. 1,000 pages are from now on available in the internet at www.bioresource-hemp.de. They cover 80 international presentations and postersessions on the subject of hemp and other fibre crops which were lectured at the scientific-technical symposium.
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