A look inside how the hemp industry is responding to an agriculture funding provision that would cut the industry by 95%.

A locked gate stands between Pass Road and a relatively small hemp field, which nearby residents last year said caused their homes and cars to smell strongly of marijuana. The county is poised to ...

When Marcus Luce set up his hemp farm in Sussex County in 2019, New Jersey was on the verge of legalizing recreational cannabis for adults. His picturesque small farm in Wantage has rows and rows of ...

While most intoxicating hemp products will soon be banned, the new legislation specifically allows THC beverages to remain on ...

Depending on your climate and when you sow seeds, a hemp grain crop is generally ready between August and October. Harvest ...

Nicholas Martens, who has been farming hemp and selling products derived from the crop for years, fears a recent change in federal law could ruin his livelihood, as well as deprive consumers who rely ...

Wild State Cider received a visit from Sen. Amy Klobuchar to discuss the potential impact if protection measures for the ...

WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 31: Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) was instrumental in engineering the psychoactive hemp ban in the recent spending bill to reopen the government. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty ...

What has amounted to a yearslong experiment allowing industrial hemp farming in Sutter County may soon come to an end as county officials consider an outright ban of the crop. The newly proposed ...

Faced with a choice between regulation and virtual extinction (or an existence in the black market) in the wake of the looming hemp ban, the hemp industry and its allies are embracing the former.

Part of the federal spending bill that ended a historic government shutdown could also put an end to hemp-derived THC products in Louisiana. The 2018 Farm Bill legalized industrial hemp and created a ...

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