Learning About Hemp
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Hemp: A Wonder Plant?
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Hemp is a versatile and sustainable crop that has been used for thousands of years for its fibers, seeds, and oil. Despite its long history of use... -
Brief History of Hemp
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You won't believe what this 'miracle plant' has been through! From ancient civilizations to modern-day controversies, the story of hemp is one that will shock and amaze you. Discover the truth about this versatile plant and its fascinating journey through time - don't miss out!" -
Why is Hemp better than Cotton?
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Even though Hemp has been around for millennia, cotton raced ahead in the last few decades. Why is that? Is using cotton really the best solution? How do we know which fibre is better? -
Recognising Hemp Fabrics by Yourself
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With the number of blends and the abundance of misinformation, recognising fabrics is always a difficult task. Here's our short guide to help to define if the fabric you invested in, is in fact Hemp. -
Hemp Farming in India
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Hemp, the wonder crop which could breathe new life into the agricultural economy of the country is becoming relevant again. And even though Hemp ... -
Adding Hemp Seeds to your Diet
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Hemp has sustained our ancestors for ages and was an important part of diets for quite some time. And the great health benefits of hemp seeds have made them popular again, culinary experts and enthusiasts alike are coming up with new ways to incorporate hemp seeds into delectable treats. -
The Impact of US on Hemp
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The Ban promoted by the US-led a trend, and other countries followed suit which set back the hemp industry by several decades as compared to their competitors which saw an increased demand at the turn of the century. Despite the obvious benefits of Hemp, it could not seize the market because of fear and misinformation about the plant which is still widely prevalent today. -
India: A Potential Leader in Hemp
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Presently, most of the demand for raw Hemp is being satisfied by imports by China, with it being the largest producer of Hemp in the world. Hemp has had a long history in India, with the rural population still using this native plant for a variety of purposes. But India still does not produce Hemp on a large enough scale to satisfy the domestic demand for Hemp let alone the international demand. -
Why Choose Hemp Bed Linens
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Everything that touches our skin has a huge impact on the overall day itself, and the most proximal thing to our body is our linens, whether it be in the form of bed sheets or pillow covers. Over the years the growing concern over the impact of cotton on the ecosystem has prompted the demand for alternatives to go up. And among those alternatives, hemp linens have found prominence owing to their numerous qualities. People are now ditching traditional linens to get hemp linens in their homes. And with its excellent growth cycle and positive environmental impacts, Hemp linens are all set to satisfy the demand and become the dominant player in the market.
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How can Hemp Save the Planet!
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Plastic waste (Approximately 300 million tonnes) pollutes all spheres of our world every year, including our food, but using the cellulose fibers derived from hemp to make biodegradable plastic could eliminate the need for synthetic plastic. The numerous issues that plastic waste generates for the planet have motivated several big players to use organic alternatives. Some of the oldest surviving artifacts were made from hemp, and even the American declaration of Independence was written on paper made from this plant. -
An Amateur's Guide to Growing Hemp in India
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The wonder crop’s popularity is on the rise across the globe and even in India. But in order to cultivate this crop in India farming aspirants must bear certain things in mind before they start their operation. Let us discuss some of the important things that one might need to consider while planning to grow Hemp in India. -
Hemp Clothing: A Year Round Clothing Choice
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One of the oldest surviving fabrics was made from Hemp fibers. Hemp has been used historically for a range of items ranging from funerary shrouds ...
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