For most of human history, the hemp plant has been used as an integral crop of commerce and navigation. Cultures across the globe have utilized hemp as a source of food, rigging and building materials and paper pulp. It is, without a doubt, the most resilient and efficient plant the Earth has ever grown.
In 1938 Popular mechanics magazine reported hemp to be the “Billion dollar crop”, and that was before we started importing fuel. After you consider inflation, and our increased need for localized fuel production, that figure of one billion is increase exponentially.
A representative of HempOil Canada discusses the processing of hemp and materials made of hemp.
Farmers crops in Osnabruck, North Dakota have been struck with a disease in their wheat, destroying the whole crop. Hemp was tossed up as an option by the State government.
In this myth shattering, information packed documentary, learn from physicians and leading researchers about medicinal cannabis and its demonstrated effects on human health.
This is the film that contains the facts about one movement… one man… and one miraculous plant that could revolutionize the world.
High on a hill, this looks like many other examples of elegant modern architecture. But this house is built with a special ingredient, HEMP!
Hemp farmers and processors speak about the viability and practical details of hemp farming. Great shots of big hemp fields, plants and seeds. Hemp is a viable sustainable crop for North America, and the World.
A 1942 documentary, presented by the United States Department of Agriculture, touting the benefits of HEMP.
An initiative that would let Montana voters undo legislative changes that gutted the state’s medical marijuana law will be on the ballot in November 2012. According to the Montana Secretary of State, organizers for I-124 have collected enough signatures to make the ballot.
HELENA, Mont. — Firearms dealers in states that allow medical marijuana can’t sell guns or ammunition to registered users of the drug, a policy that marijuana and gun-rights groups say denies Second Amendment rights to individuals who are following state law.
Federal law already makes it illegal for someone to possess a gun if he or she is “an unlawful user of, or addicted to” marijuana or other controlled substances.
