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Hemp Farm

Also known as: industrial hemp farm, fiber hemp farm, CBD hemp farm

A farm whose primary production is *Cannabis sativa* grown for fiber, seed, or cannabinoid (typically CBD) extraction. The 2018 Farm Bill made industrial hemp federally legal in the United States and the directory began tracking it as a substrate-builder crop the same year — hemp is the foundational input for [[hempcrete]] homes, hemp-fiber textiles, hemp-seed nutrition, and hemp-extract wellness products that span the directory.

A hemp farm grows Cannabis sativa for non-intoxicating uses. Federally, “industrial hemp” means cannabis with less than 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight; the directory tracks all such operations regardless of which end product the farm sells into.

What the directory tracks here

Fiber hemp (bast and hurd for textile, paper, hempcrete, bioplastic input), seed hemp (food-grade hempseed, hempseed oil, hemp protein), CBD hemp (cannabinoid extraction for wellness products), dual-purpose operations, hemp-genetics-and-seed operations, and on-farm processing facilities (decortication, retting, extraction).

THC cannabis cultivation is outside the directory‘s current scope regardless of state legality.

See also

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Practical

contains

  • Farm industrial hemp for fiber, seed, or CBD

also grows

instance of

  • Kreider Farms OSM shop=farm reclassified to hemp-farm by name/tag signal; secondaries appear as also-grows relations
  • Yates Heritage Farm primary product is Colorado-registered hemp; the farm trials varieties for local-climate selection

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