If passed, the bills would remove federal restrictions
on the cultivation of industrial hemp, the non-drug oilseed and fiber varieties of Cannabis.
As you know, on February 13, 2007, Congressman Ron Paul of Texas introduced H.R. 1009, which would repeal the federal ban
on the cultivation of industrial hemp as a commercial crop.
If passed the bill H.R. 1831, the Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2011, would remove restrictions
on the cultivation of industrial hemp, the non-drug oilseed and fiber varieties of Cannabis.
If passed, the bill would remove federal restrictions
on the cultivation of industrial hemp, the non-drug oilseed and fiber varieties of Cannabis.
If passed, H.R. 1831, the Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2011, would remove federal restrictions
on the cultivation of industrial hemp by defining it as distinct from «marihuana» and allowing its farming and processing in accordance with state law.
Not exact matches
The release
of «Harvesting Liberty» was timed to build momentum for a petition that will be delivered
on Congress
on July 4, urging lawmakers to pass the
Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2015/2016 (S. 134 and H.R. 525), legalizing the cultivation of industrial hemp i
Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2015/2016 (S. 134 and H.R. 525), legalizing the cultivation of industrial hemp in the
Hemp Farming Act
of 2015/2016 (S. 134 and H.R. 525), legalizing the
cultivation of industrial hemp i
industrial hemp in the
hemp in the U.S.
The list is published yearly and contains viable information
on the varieties
of industrial hemp that can be used for commercial
cultivation and its testing requirements.
The Kentucky Department
of Agriculture (KDA) has allowed the
cultivation of industrial hemp are both research and commercial purposes, with the focus primarily
on research.
Introduced
on April 12, by Senate Leader Mitch McConnell (R - KY), with strong support from Senator Ron Wyden (D - OR), and further bi-partisan support from Senator Jeff Merkley (D - OR), the
Hemp Farming Act of 2018, if passed, would remove federal roadblocks to the cultivation of industrial hemp, the non-drug agricultural varieties of Canna
Hemp Farming Act
of 2018, if passed, would remove federal roadblocks to the
cultivation of industrial hemp, the non-drug agricultural varieties of Canna
hemp, the non-drug agricultural varieties
of Cannabis.
Currently, it is illegal in the U.S. to grow any form
of hemp, although products that contain hemp are legally imported from other nations and sold in the U.S.. On May 11, 2011, Congressman Ron Paul (R - TX) introduced the «Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2011» (H.R. 1831), which would amend the Controlled Substances Act to allow the cultivation of industrial hemp in states that have permitted the substance to be gr
hemp, although products that contain
hemp are legally imported from other nations and sold in the U.S.. On May 11, 2011, Congressman Ron Paul (R - TX) introduced the «Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2011» (H.R. 1831), which would amend the Controlled Substances Act to allow the cultivation of industrial hemp in states that have permitted the substance to be gr
hemp are legally imported from other nations and sold in the U.S..
On May 11, 2011, Congressman Ron Paul (R - TX) introduced the «
Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2011» (H.R. 1831), which would amend the Controlled Substances Act to allow the cultivation of industrial hemp in states that have permitted the substance to
Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2011» (H.R. 1831), which would amend the Controlled Substances Act to allow the cultivation of industrial hemp in states that have permitted the substance to be gr
Hemp Farming Act
of 2011» (H.R. 1831), which would amend the Controlled Substances Act to allow the
cultivation of industrial hemp in states that have permitted the substance to
industrial hemp in states that have permitted the substance to be gr
hemp in states that have permitted the substance to be grown.
WASHINGTON, DC — For the first time since the federal government outlawed
hemp farming in the United States, a federal bill has been introduced that would remove restrictions
on the
cultivation of non-psychoactive
industrial hemp.
WASHINGTON, DC — A federal bill was introduced yesterday that, if passed into law, would remove restrictions
on the
cultivation of non-psychoactive
industrial hemp.
That latter school is also benefiting from marijuana in other ways: Thanks to $ 900,000 from the state's marijuana tax fund and $ 270,000 in county pot excise taxes to be used for «community enhancement,» CSU - Pueblo last year opened the Institute
of Cannabis Research to study topics such as the impact
of legalization
on local economies,
industrial hemp cultivation, and the efficacy
of cannabidiol.
He then went
on to criticize the government for having outlawed
cultivation of this crop, even though «in every other industrialized country,
industrial hemp, defined to contain less than 0.3 percent tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive chemical found in marijuana, may be legally grown.»
Nonetheless, there has been renewed interest in
hemp - farming; since the mid-Nineties, 14 states have passed laws calling for scientific, economic, or environmental studies
of the crop, and several states, chief among them North Dakota, have legalized
industrial -
hemp - farming despite the virtual ban
on cultivation imposed by the feds who claim, among other things, that legalized farming would somehow increase marijuana trafficking — despite extensive evidence to the contrary.
Commercial production
of industrial hemp Health Canada - Information Sheet on Regulations for the Cultivation of Indust
industrial hemp Health Canada - Information Sheet on Regulations for the Cultivation of Industrial H
hemp Health Canada - Information Sheet
on Regulations for the
Cultivation of IndustrialIndustrial HempHemp.
In 2005, we reached a major milestone... for the first time since the federal government outlawed
hemp farming in the United States, a federal bill was introduced that would remove restrictions
on the
cultivation of non-psychoactive
industrial hemp.
If passed, the bills would remove federal restrictions
on the domestic
cultivation of industrial hemp.
This legislation would remove restrictions
on the
cultivation of non-psychoactive
industrial hemp and would exclude
industrial hemp from the definition
of «marijuana».
Passed
on August 7, 2017, the new directive
on hemp farming legislation asserts NCSL support for both federal and state regulations for industrial hemp cultivation in the U.S., and is the result of several years of Vote Hemp's advocacy on the is
hemp farming legislation asserts NCSL support for both federal and state regulations for
industrial hemp cultivation in the U.S., and is the result of several years of Vote Hemp's advocacy on the is
hemp cultivation in the U.S., and is the result
of several years
of Vote
Hemp's advocacy on the is
Hemp's advocacy
on the issue.
California Attorney General Opinion
on Industrial Hemp Cultivation in California under the Farm Bill
of 2014
If passed, the bill would remove federal restrictions
on the domestic
cultivation of industrial hemp, defined as the non-drug oilseed and fiber varieties
of Cannabis.
While accepting the legitimacy
of the 2014 Farm Bill amendment that allows for research
on industrial hemp, the court is denying that the Final Rule interferes with activities that revolve around
cultivation, production, and sales
of products that include cannabinol (CBD).
Currently MotherHemp is concentrating
on Industrial Hemp textiles & manufacturing,
cultivation of seed & fibre and supply
of superior
Industrial Hemp - derived products to the retail & wholesale markets.
The legislation clarifies that the
cultivation of industrial hemp is legal
on the condition it contains no more than three tenths
of one percent (0.3 %) tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).