Learning About Hemp
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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. -
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. -
Why is Hemp not a Household Name Today?
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The earliest uses of Hemp can be traced back to 8000 BC. So why is that this miracle plant is not a common household name. Hemp, which is a great source of fiber used in textile production and possesses medicinal value for new experimental treatment of psychosis presents a wonderful opportunity for farmers and producers alike to tap into the emerging market for hemp-related products. And despite the obvious benefits of this species of the genus Cannabacea, its production is still under a tight rein.
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World Chronicles of Hemp
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In the intervening years, hemp cultivation had been halted in several regions across the world, but influential fashion labels slowly paved the way for Hemp to gain popularity again after incorporating the use of its fibers in their clothing lines. Even the very written records that survive to this day containing Hemp’s praises have persisted because of the durability of the hemp fibers.
