… Industrial hemp is repeatedly praised for its never-ending array of uses, for its harmony … for
local businesses. Meanwhile, its twin cousin continues to muddy the water, as industrial hemp …

… of both industrial (non-intoxicant) hemp and marijuana [2]. “Hemp” or “industrial hemp” will
be … Industrial hemp is sometimes referred to as “true hemp” to distinguish it from numerous …

… the industry’s obstacles, the economic outlook for the industry will substantially improve,
especially if bioregional economics is employed. This study has shown that industrial hemp can …

… that industrial hemp can compete with many energy crops in global markets as a feedstock
for many bioenergy products with solid hemp … These local economic and legal circumstances …

… their processes, and we highlight the environmental implications of both plants in relation
to … found in the literature with firsthand data from local hemp farmers. We provide a data set …

… US industrial hemp acreage reported by State pilot programs … US hemp acreage since the
146,200 acres grown in 1943. While the US hemp industry grew rapidly and commercial hemp …

… and paper products, hemp demonstrates versatility in creating local and regional markets
[9, … of the Cannabis sativa plant and its implications for the Sustainable Development Goals (…

… local law is no longer a constraint. At the time of this writing, it was still unclear how the
differences between state and federal law might impact local … the security implications of relying …

… We should also note that consumer demands for artisan, craft, and locally produced hemp
… This may have greater implications in flower production, given that mycotoxins may in turn …

… Industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) has considerable potential as a sustainable crop for
numerous existing industrial … This review explores hemp sustainability issues in agronomic and …