Phytoremediation, Lagooning and Phytoextraction: hemp and the power of plants

Hemp as an ideal plant for phytoremediation projects for its tolerance to pollution and its versatility of use at the end of the phytoremediation process

Hemp: Replacing Plastic and Repairing the Planet by creating biodegradable nonwovens

Hemp is going to bring restorative effects for the planet with transformative fiber processing technology for use as nonwovens lowering net carbon emission and deforestation

Hemp is helpful to prevent skin disorders

Will CBD replace steroid creams? Dermatological studies and support thesis

Doctor Adam Friedman, Professor of Dermatology at George Washington University on using nanotechnology for delivering cannabinoids to treat skin inflammation

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From seed to compost: The Hemp Temple for compostable clothing

Hemp proves a worthy adversary to reining fabric cotton as it enables the making of compostable clothing for Australian label The Hemp Temple

What is aquaponics and how it stands apart from other agricultural practices?

Potent Ponics weigh in on what makes aquaponics a sustainable solution in comparison to other agriculture practices and why it’s so suitable for hemp or cannabis cultivation

Leading experts in the hemp industry offer their tips on how to be successful

Panelists from U.S. hemp organizations join together in a one-off webinar to discuss the regulations surrounding the hemp industry and what is required to avoid a warning from the FDA.

Hudson Hemp: the journey from conventional to regenerative farming

Hemp is a top choice for regenerative farming practices. What are the benefits and challenges of growing this crop?

Malvika Padin

Why hemp is an effective tool in regenerative agriculture?

Tracing the journey of hemp production and its role in improving soil health: reporting Rafael Dulon at EIHA June 2021 conference

Malvika Padin

EIHA Conference Report – The rise of the hemp textile industry

Insights into the sustainability of hemp fibers, the problems with the production chain and how hemp fits into the circular economy

Malvika Padin

Circulose and hemp denim – steps towards a future of circularity

Every piece of the new Levi’s’ collection is made of 28/30% hemp and finished with the brand’s signature Water<Less technique, able to save up to 96% of water involved in the usual process

Gregorio Zanacchi Nuti

Hemp&love – Hemp is proving to be the fabric with the lowest ecological footprint

Hemp can grow nearly anywhere globally, in different soil types, even in short growing seasons or in dry regions, without pesticides

Maria Bellotto

Hemp clothing garments may last longer than any other materials

The medicinal properties of cannabis sativa – ‘hemp’ – have been overshadowed with marijuana. The possibilities of growing it are yet to be uncovered, due to legislation issues

Eugenia Weinstein

Hemp – why now is the best time to invest in the industry?

Canada is able to produce the raw material at a much lower cost than anywhere else, enabling them to see a larger profit market as a result

Lara Brent

Why hemp clothing is more expensive than other fabrics on the market

Jungmaven is one of the first 100% hemp brands in Los Angeles: «We only need to grow about 50 acres of hemp» – says Robert Jungmann

Lara Brent

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