Sentences with phrase «hemp research permits»

Issue First - Ever Hemp Research Permits Previously, the state's Industrial Hemp Agricultural Research Pilot Program was limited to institutions of higher education.

Several Actions Announced to Foster Industry Growth and Six New Research Permits Issued Under Agricultural Research Pilot Program Governor's Proposal to Lift Cap on Number of Industrial Hemp Research Permits Passed as Part of FY 2018 State Budget Summit Supports Regional Focus on Growing Agriculture as Part of the Southern Tier Soaring Upstate Revitalization Initiative Video From Industrial Hemp Summit is Available Here

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Currently, universities and the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture are permitted to cultivate hemp for research purposes.

Industrial hemp growth is permitted for research purposes in Florida; research is carried out by Florida A&M University and the University of Florida.

Industrial hemp is permitted for research purposes administered by the Alabama Department of Agriculture and universities.

Industrial hemp is permitted for commercial and research purposes.

Industrial hemp cultivation for research purposes is permitted by universities.

Industrial hemp production and handling is permitted for commercial and research purposes by licensed cultivators.

An earlier version of this article stated it is illegal to grow hemp in the U.S. Currently, a handful of states have legalized the cultivation and research of industrial hemp, although growers with state - issued permits still require permission from the Drug Enforcement Administration to grow hemp.

Morrisville State College was fortunate to receive one of the first permits to conduct research on industrial hemp.

In April, he convened the State's first - ever Industrial Hemp Summit and announced that the State's Industrial Hemp Agricultural Research Pilot Program had filled its ten available research Research Pilot Program had filled its ten available research research permits.

The program permitted 10 educational institutions and farms to grow and research industrial hemp.

ALBANY — The state has given permits to 62 additional farms and businesses — nine of them in the mid-Hudson — to participate in its pilot research program for industrial hemp.

It has since announced all 10 permits for the research of industrial hemp have been filled.

Six private farms and businesses were issued permits, bringing the total number of hemp research sites across the state to 10:

In 2017, Rodale Institute's research project was one of 16 projects that received a permit for the inaugural planting of hemp in Pennsylvania in more than 80 years, as part of the PA Department of Agriculture Industrial Hemp Pilot Projhemp in Pennsylvania in more than 80 years, as part of the PA Department of Agriculture Industrial Hemp Pilot ProjHemp Pilot Project.

The amendment authorizes an institution of higher education or State department of agriculture to grow or cultivate industrial hemp for research purposes if the laws of the State permit its growth and cultivation.

Creates an Industrial Hemp Commission; to provide for membership of such commission; to provide for the establishment of a research program in cooperation with state universities; to provide for authority of the commission to seek certain permits or waivers from the federal government; to provide the commission with authority to issue licenses to cultivate industrial hemp for research and commercial purposes; to provide for compliance with certain prerequisites for issuance of such liceHemp Commission; to provide for membership of such commission; to provide for the establishment of a research program in cooperation with state universities; to provide for authority of the commission to seek certain permits or waivers from the federal government; to provide the commission with authority to issue licenses to cultivate industrial hemp for research and commercial purposes; to provide for compliance with certain prerequisites for issuance of such licehemp for research and commercial purposes; to provide for compliance with certain prerequisites for issuance of such license.