High on hemp? Not quite

The endless restrictions imposed by the 2018 Farm Bill have limited the growth of the industrial hemp sector. This shows a glaring need for change, which is where the Hemp Advancement Act of 2022 comes into play. This measure will remove major limitations in the Farm Bill that have made it highly unlikely to thrive. […]


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