Tag: coronavirus

  • New Dates Announced for NoCo7 Hemp Expo: March 25-27, 2021;

    New Dates Announced for NoCo7 Hemp Expo: March 25-27, 2021;

    New Dates Announced for NoCo7 Hemp Expo: March 25-27, 2021; Show Producers Chart Course for the Future with Expanded Initiatives

    NoCo Hemp Expo Producers Unveil Expanded Multimedia Platforms to Further Educate, Advance and Unite the Industrial Hemp Community, Including a Year in Review Virtual Conference & Trade Show, a Hemp-Themed Digital Magazine, Podcasts, Weekly Newsletter and More.

    Denver, CO (June 24, 2020) – On the heels of this month’s Experience Hemp SUMMER SOLSTICE Virtual Conference & Trade Show, event producers have announced new dates for the NoCoHemp Expo, which will now take place March 25-27, 2021. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, show organizers have had to shift plans in 2020 and remain optimistic in order for the industry and community to flourish. Originally scheduled for March 2020, and then rescheduled for this coming August, organizers made the hard decision to push NoCo7 to 2021, due to guidelines and event regulations set forth by the City of Denver.

    “The decision to reschedule NoCo7 was not easy and it was made over a period of time. The industry and our community’s wellbeing is at the top of mind, and in order to protect the health and safety of everyone, we had to make the decision to move the conference to next year,” said Morris Beegle, Let’s Talk Hemp Media Co-founder and Producer of NoCo Hemp Expo. "We're looking forward to an in-person event, but we will continue to plan virtual events that positively impact our
    industry, including a fall event that will coincide with this year’s harvest. We also plan to expand upon our Let’s Talk Hemp digital magazine, and will create new multimedia platforms to inform, educate and unite the hemp community.”

    NoCo7’s venue will remain the same and will take place at the famed National Western Complex, Denver, Colorado. Stay tuned for additional details on NoCo7 at www.nocohempexpo.com. Recent SUMMER SOLSTICE Conference Highlights Innovation; Call for Unity As the producers of NoCo Hemp Expo have pivoted and found ways to serve the growing hemp community during the coronavirus pandemic, the recently held Experience Hemp SUMMER SOLSTICE was well received. Insightful conversations on industrial uses of the entire hemp plant and technological advancements were primary themes throughout the virtual event that was held June 16-19, 2020.

    Beegle added, "We're committed to helping the hemp industry thrive. The Experience Hemp SUMMER SOLSTICE Virtual Conference & Expo solidified the need for our community to gather and share ideas while navigating these uncertain times." Participants accessed six live webcast Supersessions, which covered important topics relevant to the industrial hemp market today. More than thirty guest speakers, including presenting sponsor PureHemp Technologies, kicked off conversations centered on the evolution of hemp and its potential during these ever-changing times.

    Among the highlights included an earnest discussion on the arbitrary .3% vs. the 1% solution in which hemp advocates declared the current ruling as a roadblock for farmers. "We need to change federal guidelines while working with the USDA. We can do that by telling the stories of the farmers. Their stories will hopefully get us there so we can stop decriminalizing the pioneers of our
    industry. Without the farmers, we have nothing,” says Doug Fine, bestselling author, hemp farmer, and renowned industry advocate.
    Beegle agreed, “There is so much passion in our industry, and this .3% burden should not be on the farmer’s shoulders. Our only option in getting legislation passed is to stand together. We know there is a better solution out there, we need to unite on all fronts." Additionally, panelists discussed hemp’s potential for fiber, textiles, building materials and more, and addressed hemp as a key ingredient for food sovereignty. Participants also heard from investors regarding hemp's economic outlook and viability as a commodity beyond the CBD market.

    Fall Event – WAFBA Virtual Conference and Trade Show
    We Are For Better Alternatives (WAFBA), in conjunction with NoCo Hemp Expo and Let’;s Talk Hemp media are also pleased to announce plans for a third virtual event coming this fall on November 11-13, 2020. Details and registration will open soon.

    About Let’s Talk Hemp Media
    Let's Talk Hemp is a leading media platform that focuses on “Changing the Cannabis Conversation.” We curate news, education, and information about hemp and cannabis to our podcast listeners, newsletter subscribers, and digital magazine readers so that they can learn more about the industry and get tips and tricks on the latest technologies. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and learn about everything from legal updates, farming, production, and new products entering the hemp and cannabis  space. Let’s Talk Hemp is a publication of the Colorado Hemp Company (a division of We Are For Better Alternatives WAFBA) focused specifically on the subject of industrial hemp and cannabis. Let’s Talk Hemp features news globally and shares the benefits of cannabis on health, energy, manufacturing, and the planet (HEMP).

    About Colorado Hemp Company
    The Colorado Hemp Company, the producer of the 7th Annual NoCo Hemp Expo (NoCo7), is a leading organization for the advancement and advocacy of hemp farming, processing, production, innovation, education, and legalization in the USA. The entire team is committed to researching and developing alternatives so that hemp can once again thrive and help individuals and
    communities throughout America and around the globe.

    Contact
    Steven Hoffman, Compass Natural, 303.807.1042, steve@compassnaturalmarketing.com
    Morris Beegle, Colorado Hemp Company, 970.541.0448, info@nocohempexpo.com

  • 36 Hemp for Our Future – Hemp Helps America

    36 Hemp for Our Future – Hemp Helps America

    This episode takes a look at how three amazing hemp leaders bring the industry together in an effort to help combat some of the issues resulting from pandemic pandemonium. Hemp for Our Future was the brain-child of Courtney Moran and Shawn Hauser, who brought in Annie Rouse and Friends of Hemp to organize and execute an ongoing campaign to gather supplies and help utilize hemp products to help America fight the war on COVID.

    From delivering cannabinoids to front line healthcare workers in New England to the donation of hundreds of clothes from companies like Colorado Hemp Company, this campaign has dozens of hemp companies supporting it on a nationwide scale. Go to Hemp For Our Future to see the video, learn how you can donate and support this worthwhile cause.

    Rick speaks with Kyla DuMont, the Vermont transplant to Los Angeles, that finds her path taking her home as a result of the COVID economic relocation program – essentially leaving L.A. for Vermont to maintain employment consulting for companies in the cannabis space focusing in hemp. She describes the current state of the State of California, how she came up with the idea of MediMaple, combining cannabinoids with maple syrup, and how many folks didn’t realize maple came from a tree! We discuss that as one of her passions, bringing together healthy, high-grade Vermont syrup with healthy cannabinoids — and trying to expand to CBG so law enforcement and healthcare workers can use it for endocannabinoid issues.

    “I think hemp is really going into a great direction, where it’s going into textiles and people finally are learning that we don’t need different materials, that we have hemp and we can build houses, we can make paper, we can make all kinds of products and packaging.” – Kyla DuMont

    You can Subscribe and Listen to the Podcast on Apple Podcasts. And be sure to leave us a Rating and Review!

    Let's Talk Hemp on Apple Podcsts

    “And I think for a long time to come there will be opportunities for hemp to be the most appropriate suitable material for a number of reasons.” – Shawn Hauser

    Show Notes:

    • How hemp can help during the pandemic
    • What Hemp For Our Future is
    • How Hemp For Our Future got started
    • Parallels between the Hemp For Victory campaign and Hemp For Our Future
    • The purpose of the Hemp For Victory campaign
    • Biden’s stance on hemp
    • Trump’s stance on hemp
    • How Trump legalizing cannabis would impact the presidential election
    • Why the U.S. is struggling with a CBD surplus
    • How CBD could help the police
    • How hemp can be used as an alternative source of protein
    • The results of the Hemp For Victory campaign
    • How the hemp industry is giving back during COVID
    • Why Kyla Dumont is leaving California for Vermont
    • How to infuse cannabinoids into maple syrup
    • Why use CBG over CBD

    “The campaign is really about soliciting donations of hemp based products. Goal is continue to maintain this alignment with our industry leaders and our veterans to collectively share a message that this resource attempt is here.” – Courtney Moran

    Links Mentioned:

    Twitter | Instagram | Friends of Hemp

    • Connect with Annie Rouse:

    Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

    • Connect with Kyla DuMont:

    MediMaple Instagram | Instagram

    “During the early nineteen forties the government actually went out to these different farms and started acquiring seats for hemp and then put it into a warehouse in Winchester, Kentucky, where they were heavily guarded by a armed military men because it was seen as that much of a an important resource, a resource for the future of of America.” – Annie Rouse

  • Tips for Marketing Hemp CBD Products in the Coronavirus Era without Drawing the FDA’s Attention

    Tips for Marketing Hemp CBD Products in the Coronavirus Era without Drawing the FDA’s Attention

    Tips for Marketing Hemp CBD Products in the Coronavirus Era without Drawing the FDA’s Attention

    By Asa Waldstein

    Understanding the do’s and don’ts of how to message a product can mean the difference between a successful business or a legal nightmare.

    Recently, the FDA and FTC have been sending numerous Warning Letters to those making both explicit and implicit claims related to the coronavirus crisis. At the same time, many of us have companies to run and families to support, and still need to continue to advertise products and gain market share. It’s difficult to know how to do this in a way that is sensitive to the global pandemic crisis but will also keep us out of FDA, FTC, and class action trouble.

    In order to understand how to effectively message products, it’s important to first know what to avoid. As a general rule, anything ending in “itis,” which means inflammation-of, should be reworded. Also, anything a drug is indicated for is considered a claim and should be avoided (e.g. Xanax for anxiety).

    All of the COVID-related warning letters mention buzzwords such as COVID, coronavirus, or Wuhan. A good first step in developing marketing content is to remove all such language from websites, socials, blogs, infographics, and videos. This includes hashtags, as an otherwise compliant social media post can garner FDA and FTC attention simply by using a COVID-related hashtag.

    Also, I suggest resisting the urge educate the consumer about what the coronavirus is. The line from education to insinuation that a product may help is very thin, especially in this time of FDA/FTC scrutiny. As an example of the overall compliance picture the FDA/FTC looks at, a well-intentioned company may get a warning letter by implying an ingredient supports immune health, mentioning coronavirus on a blog, or posting a customer product review talking about overcoming the flu.

    Refrain from eluding that a product will protect from coronavirus. A “reasonable consumer” may then think other measures such as handwashing and masks are not as important, and this is the crux of many of the warning letters. Anything that insinuates this and links to a product shopping cart is fair FDA/FTC game.

    What CAN You Say?

    If COVID-related words are necessary, try replacing with generalities such as “this situation” or “the crisis.” It is important to not mislead the consumer, though, and I suggest sticking with quality of life language concerning mood and happiness, and healthy sleep pattern discussion.

    Here are some other lower risk ways to communicate how your product can help:

     – Balanced state of mind
    – Happy mood support
    – A good night’s sleep supports the body’s health
    – Support resilience
    – Slumber support for optimal health
    – Mental equilibrium
    – Be kind to your body with hemp oil, your body systems will thank you!

    A properly functioning body with low tension and a good mental outlook has better chance at an optimal immune system. Hemp extract is great for this! Hemp is a healing plant and the more widely the message is communicated the more opportunity there is for consumers to utilize its health-giving benefits. Happy ethical marketing!

    A Certified Clinical Herbalist, Asa Waldstein is SVP of Operations for Functional Remedies, a vertically integrated full spectrum cannabinoid company. He also serves as Chair of the Cannabis Committee of the American Herbal Products Association, and is founder of the Boulder Hemp-CBD Group.

     


    NEWS BRIEFS



    Parsons School of Design Offers Free Hempcrete Book
    By Parsons School of Design Healthy Materials Lab

    HEADLINE NEWS

    Let’s Talk Hemp’s Morris Beegle Joins Cannabis Leaders in Roundtable Discussion of Coronavirus Crisis

    By Forbes Magazine

    Canadian CBD Maker NewLeaf Brands Acquires Colorado Medicinal Mushroom Producer

    By NewLeaf Brands

    Small Farm Businesses Can Now Apply for Coronavirus Disaster Relief Aid

    By Bloomberg Law

    Colorado Farmer in Gun Battle with Armed Intruders Over Mistaken Identity of Hemp Crop

    By Colorado Politics

    Oregon Hemp Processor Sues Two Counties for $2.5 Million in Damages After Raid

    By The Mail Tribune

    Panda Biotech Donates 60 Tons of Hemp Fiber Seeds to Texas Farmers

    By Ganjapreneur

    Can Hemp Help the Honeybee?

    By Hemp Farmer Magazine


    FOOD, BEVERAGE & SUPPLEMENTS

    CBD and Novel Foods: A Guide to Who, What and When

    By Food Navigator-USA

    Endocannabinoid System Drives Innovation, Growth

    By New Hope Network

    Guide to Hemp-powered Self Care During Isolation

    By Medium

    Hemp Instagram Accounts to Follow

    By Hemp Grower


    FASHION, FIBER AND CONSTRUCTION

    Hempcrete Construction Advances with Fire Safety Tests

    By UPI

    Single-use Plastics: Is Hemp the Future?

    By University of Saskatchewan

    Top 16 Hemp Clothing Brands You Need to Know About

    By Indie Getup

    What Makes Hemp Houses So Special?

    By Leaf Magazine

    Inside the Deal Between Paper Giant Georgia-Pacific and the Canadian Firm Partnering to Make Hemp-derived Products

    By Hemp Confidential


    FARMING AND AGRICULTURE

    2020 Hemp Farming Acre Projections

    By Hemp Farmer Magazine

    Three Ways Hemp Farmers Can Promote Earth-friendly Cultivation

    By Hemp Industry Daily

    USDA Unveils Guidelines for Federal Loans for Hemp Agribusinesses

    By Marijuana Moment

    Texas A&M Ready to Begin Hemp Variety Trials

    By SeedWorld


    INTERNATIONAL NEWS

    EU Consortium Will Submit Consolidated Novel Food Application

    By HempToday

    Hemp Provides New Opportunity for Australia’s Northern Territory Agriculture

    By The National Tribune

    Colombian Company’s Hemp Exports to U.S. Stalled Amid Pandemic Delays

    By Hemp Industry Daily

    Mexico Delays Deadline for Hemp, Cannabis Legalization

    By The Yucatan Times


    EVENTS

    Hemp Collective Virtual Summit, Presented by New Hope Network, May 20, 9:00am MDT

    Webinar: Where Next for Hemp and CBD?, Hosted by Food Navigator-USA, May 20, 2020, 11:30 am CDT

    Experience Hemp Summer Solstice Virtual Conference & Trade Show, presented by NoCo Hemp Expo, June 16-19, 2020 – Register Now!

    NoCo Hemp Expo Expands 2020 Show at National Western Complex in Denver, Aug. 6-8, 2020

    Diversify Hemp Meetup at NoCo Hemp Expo, August 6-8, 2020



    Pre-Order Your Copy of Doug Fine’s New Book, American Hemp Farmer

    American Hemp Farmer, the sixth book from author Doug Fine, follows the rigors and pleasures of an entire hemp season from soil preparation and genetics acquisition through harvest and regenerative marketing. It’s immersive. It’s wildly funny. The follow up to Doug Fine’s bestselling Hemp Bound, American Hemp Farmer pulls no punches, and because it is written by an actual hemp farmer and entrepreneur, it tells you what you need to know if you want to join the hemp renaissance.

    Pre-Order American Hemp Farmer Here
    https://www.tatteredcover.com/book/9781603589192


    Subscribe to the Let’s Talk Hemp YouTube Channel

    #LetsTalkHemp is the ultimate platform that focuses on “Changing the Cannabis Conversation”. We provide news, education, and information about Hemp and Cannabis to our viewers so that they can learn more about the industry and get tips and tricks on the latest technologies. Subscribe to our channel and learn about everything from legal updates, farming, production, and new products entering the Hemp & Cannabis space.


    Podcast: Regenerative + Boutique = Opportunity

    Shane Davis on Lets Talk Hemp with Morris Beegle and Rick TrojanIn this episode, Morris & Rick visit with Dionne Holmquist & Shane Davis, from Hemp Spirit Extracts & Slow Hemp, about cultivating boutique hemp regeneratively. They also discuss the plight of native tribes and small farmers, and their Slow Hemp methodology. We then jump across the pond to speak with Kehrt Reyher, of Hemp Today fame, about the history of his hemp vision, the incredible Naklow Palace, state of European regulations and the Nepalese Karaoke prank played on Rick during Asian Hemp Summit 2019.


    About Colorado Hemp Company
    The Colorado Hemp Company, the producer of the 7th Annual NoCo Hemp Expo (NoCo7), is a leading organization for the advancement and advocacy of hemp farming, processing, production, innovation, education, and legalization in the USA. The entire team is committed to researching and developing alternatives so that hemp can once again thrive and help individuals and communities throughout America and around the globe. The 7th Annual NoCo Hemp Expo will take place August 6-8, 2020, at the National Western Complex in Denver, CO.

    Contact
    Steven Hoffman, Compass Natural, 303.807.1042, steve@compassnaturalmarketing.com
    Morris Beegle, Colorado Hemp Company, 970.541.0448, info@nocohempexpo.com

  • 31 Mother Earth Gets a Breather as Society Shuts Down

    31 Mother Earth Gets a Breather as Society Shuts Down

    Welcome to Season 3 of Let’s Talk Hemp! As the world has come sliding to a halt there is some upside in the midst of all the downside: Carbon emissions have slowed way down, the skies are looking better and our Earth is getting a small breather as travel has decreased dramatically.

    In this inaugural episode of the new season, we talk with the indomitable Paul Benhaim of The Hemp Plastic Company and Elixinol — a leading manufacturer of the highest quality hemp oil extracts — about the challenges of creating the first plastic from hemp and the cost of hemp plastic versus regular plastic.

    We also interview two experts on their respective countries for our international spotlight segment: Oliver Zugai from Columbia and Tommy Prendergast from the United Kingdom. Tommy is the director of the Hemp CBD Media and the organizer of the Hemp and CBD Expo and he has some ideas on why British farmers aren’t getting involved in growing hemp.

    It was a pleasure chatting with these folks across the world who are working in the cannabis space, have plenty to say, and shared their time, expertise, and favorite hemp products. We talk about the state of the cannabis industry in the U.K. and Colombia, the outlook for full federal legalization of cannabis in the United States, and the largest obstacle facing the hemp industry.

    You can Subscribe and Listen to the Podcast on Apple Podcasts. And be sure to leave us a Rating and Review!

    Let's Talk Hemp on Apple Podcasts

    “2020 Will be the year of the proof of the pudding for the industry with regards to its commercial viability.” – Paul Benhaim

    Show Notes:

    • How NOCO 2020 is being affected by the pandemic
    • What to do with your time during the Coronavirus
    • The state of medical cannabis in Colombia
    • The largest obstacle facing the hemp industry
    • Paul Benhaim’s favorite hemp product
    • The state of medical cannabis in the United Kingdom
    • Who qualifies for medical cannabis in the United Kingdom
    • The state of recreational cannabis in the United Kingdom
    • The state of industrial cannabis in the United Kingdom
    • Why British farmers aren’t getting involved in growing hemp
    • The challenges of creating the first plastic from hemp
    • The cost of hemp plastic versus regular plastic
    • The most popular hemp plastic product

    “The main problem with industrial hemp is that we need to see a demand.” – Tommy Prendergast

    Links Mentioned:

    • Connect with Paul Benhaim:

    Paul Benhaim | Twitter | Facebook

  • A Letter from WAFBA Headquarters

    A Letter from WAFBA Headquarters

    Hello from the WAFBA headquarters here in Fort Collins, Colorado, remote, virtual, quasi-quarantined and in front of a screen like all of you.We were fully geared up heading into the 7th annual NoCo Hemp Expo originally scheduled for March 26-28 up until two weeks ago when the cascading effect of the Coronavirus started to hit the United States. It began for us at the Natural Products Expo West in Anaheim, California on March 2nd when the show got postponed right as we were standing in the hotel lobby as the event was about to begin.

    Then SXSW canceled on Friday March 6th after holding out against the coming wave of pressure to call it off. Those two events in particular, along with a growing list of other factors, pushed us into a reorganizational and frenzied weekend followed by a late Monday morning announcement that we were rescheduling NoCo Hemp Expo and moving the date to August 6-8, 2020.

    Since that announcement it has been nothing but more announcements of event cancellations, school closures, concert tours and festivals postponed, bars and restaurants shutting down, or only offering pick up and delivery, and life as we knew it, is rapidly changing for our entire society. Oh, and the economy is tanking faster than anything we’ve seen in our recent history. It has been a lot for all of us to believe and digest the last several weeks here in the U.S. and throughout the world.

    Where will we go from here? That’s a good question and one that has a variety of answers based on a multitude of variables. Without getting long and drawn out on all the possibilities, we plan on fighting through this with like-minded friends, colleagues and partners, knowing that life and society will go on after the dust settles from this global pandemic.

    For the hemp industry, which we’ll focus on here, still in its infancy, barely legal, with infrastructure and supply chain issues, over supply and pricing issues, regulatory and legislative issues, and on and on…it is important that we all still communicate, collaborate, and work towards the common goal of building a legitimate and functioning hemp industry. This legitimate and functioning hemp industry needs to be based on the principles of the amazing benefits this plant provides and that all of the advocates and activists have preached for years.  That hemp can feed us, clothe us, house us, fuel us, heal us and help restore some balance to the planet.

    More, now than ever, with the state we’re in today, it is proof that we all need local resources if our world shuts down. No other agricultural crop on earth can provide the amount of beneficial ingredients for food and supplements and high quality eco-friendly materials for industrial applications. For society today, there is no better time than now to look at correcting our deficiencies in relationship with the earth and we can start with this plant we call hemp.

    Here at WAFBA, we are for better alternatives, and one of those is choosing optimism over pessimism. We hope you will do the same.

    Thanks,
    Morris Beegle, Elizzy Knight, Lori Buderus

    We Are for Better Alternatives – WAFBA – is the parent company of the NoCo Hemp Expo, Let’s Talk Hemp Media and more. Cofounders Morris Beegle and Elizabeth Knight and CFO Lori Buderus, along with the entire WAFBA team, are excited to continue to inform and unite the hemp community. They’re also working hard on upcoming innovations including a Virtual Conference & Trade Show during Earth Week (beginning April 22); the Let’s Talk Hemp @ NoCo Hemp Expo Spring 2020 Digital Magazine, powered by Honeysuckle Magazine (due out on March 26); a new Let’s Talk Hemp Podcast premiering next week; a redesigned website; e-newsletter and more. In addition, the 7th annual NoCo Hemp Expo has been rescheduled to August 6-8, 2020, at the National Western Complex in Denver, CO.
    @morrisbeegle @LetsTalkHemp @NoCoHempExpo @WAFBAofficial 

    News Briefs


    Coronavirus Is Reducing Pollution Levels Around the World
    By USA Today

     


    USDA Secretary Calls Interim Rule a “Draft,” Sparking Industry Optimism
    By Hemp Industry Daily

     


    CBD Recommended to Support Immune Health
    By New Hope Network

     


    FDA Continues Public Comment Period on CBD “Indefinitely”
    By CBD Today

     


    HEADLINE NEWS

    Associations Highlight Five Key Issues with FDA’s CBD Report

    By Natural Products Insider

    Florida Lawmakers Spar Over Who Can Sell Hemp Seeds

    By The Miami Herald

    Kentucky Based Atalo Holdings Blames “Confounding Regulatory Guidelines” in Filing for Bankruptcy

    By Forbes

    Idaho House Committee Kills State Hemp Legalization Bill

    By The Idaho Press

    Texas Hemp Law Creates Maze of Confusion: “It Changed the Definition of Marijuana”

    By CBS Channel 11 News, Dallas-Fort Worth

    Trade Show COVID-19 Disruptions Highlight Value of In-person Connections

    By Natural Products Insider


    FOOD, BEVERAGE & SUPPLEMENTS

    Despite 4Q Decline, CV Sciences Posts 11% Rise in Sales to $53.7 Million in 2019

    By Nutra ingredients-USA

    Charlotte’s Web Launches New R&D Division

    By Hemp Grower

    Fiancé of Real Housewives of Atlanta Star to Open Hemp & CBD Store in Atlanta

    By Bravo TV


    FASHION, FIBER AND CONSTRUCTION

    Levi’s Paul Dillinger Explains How Hemp Can Make Denim More Sustainable

    By The Sourcing Journal

    Hemp: The Fabric of Tomorrow

    By Medium

    Entrepreneur Floored by Hemp

    By Hemp Grower


    FARMING AND AGRICULTURE

    Why Hemp Producers Should Use Biocontrols to Promote Sustainable Production

    By Hemp Industry Daily

    City of Medford, OR, Considers Ban on Growing Hemp Outdoors

    By The Mail Tribune

    Utah Greenhouse Hemp Grow Draws Nighttime Light Pollution Complaints

    By St. George News

    Hemp Supply Chain Dynamics Bring Opportunities and Challenges

    By Natural Products Insider


    INTERNATIONAL NEWS

    New German Cannabis Association Embraces Hemp

    By HempToday

    Western Australia’s Hemp Industry Grows with First Seed Processing Facility

    By The Hemp Gazette

    Manufacturer Mirreco Plans to Change Future of Australian Housing with Hemp

    By Jamie Durie’s Groundswell

    CBD Stores a Fashionable Business in the U.K.

    By The Brighton Journal


    EVENTS

    9th International Hemp Building Symposium, March 31 – April 1, 2020, York, U.K.

    NoCo Hemp Expo EARTH WEEK Virtual Conference & Trade Show, Beginning April 22, 2020

    Pet CBD & Wellness Expo Midwest, April 24-26, 2020, St. Louis, MO

    NoCo Hemp Expo Expands 2020 Show at National Western Complex in Denver, August 6-8, 2020

    Diversify Hemp Meetup at NoCo Hemp Expo, August 6-8, 2020

    Earth Week Virtual Conference & Trade Show

    NoCo Hemp Expo

     

    Pre-Order Your Copy of Doug Fine’s New Book, American Hemp Farmer

    American Hemp Farmer

    American Hemp Farmer, the sixth book from author Doug Fine, follows the rigors and pleasures of an entire hemp season from soil preparation and genetics acquisition through harvest and regenerative marketing. It’s immersive. It’s wildly funny. The follow up to Doug Fine’s bestselling Hemp Bound, American Hemp Farmer pulls no punches, and because it is written by an actual hemp farmer and entrepreneur, it tells you what you need to know if you want to join the hemp renaissance.

    Pre-Order American Hemp Farmer Here

    https://www.tatteredcover.com/book/9781603589192


    Subscribe to the Let’s Talk Hemp YouTube Channel

    #LetsTalkHemp is the ultimate platform that focuses on “Changing the Cannabis Conversation”. We provide news, education, and information about Hemp and Cannabis to our viewers so that they can learn more about the industry and get tips and tricks on the latest technologies. Subscribe to our channel and learn about everything from legal updates, farming, production, and new products entering the Hemp & Cannabis space.


    Mother Earth Gets a Breather As Society Shuts Down – Season 3, Episode 1

    Cannabis Trumps Chaos

    As the world comes suddenly to a halt there is some upside in the midst of all the chaos. As travel and industry decrease dramatically, carbon emissions slow down, the skies look better, and our Mother Earth gets a needed breather.

    Join hosts Morris Beegle and Rick Trojan as they kick off Season 3, Episode 1, with special guest Paul Benhaim, cofounder of Hemp Plastic Company and Elixinol, to discuss the world of hemp plastics, the impact of coronavirus pandemonium, and some positive things happening in the world today.

    Come find out why Forbes touted Let’s Talk Hemp and the 422 as “Top 8 Cannabis podcasts you need in your Life.”

    Tune In Next Week