Hemp, Rediscover it

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Hemp History Week: Deep Roots

The 9th annual Hemp History Week campaign video “Deep Roots” shares the story of the Rodale Institute's pioneering research on organic, no-till farming of he...

Hemp History Week 2018 is approaching and the campaign video “Deep Roots” shares the story of the Rodale Institute's pioneering research on organic, no-till farming of hemp in Pennsylvania. Their hemp study focuses on hemp's benefit to soil health and crop rotations within a regenerative agriculture model, and will provide farmers the necessary tools and knowledge to successfully farm hemp commercially once federal prohibition of the crop is lifted. Learn more about Hemp History Week, June 4 -10, 2018, and sign up to get involved at www.hemphistoryweek.com.

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4/20 aka April 20th ( 4:20, four-twenty, 420 ) is tomorrow and it is a great time to celebrate & educate others about the industrial and health benefits of the hemp plant, particularly the industrial uses it has. So wear your hemp shirts, skirts, pants and shoes … create art about the hemp plant or even better using hemp products….change your social networking photos to a pro hemp image, share a video about hemp, write a post about about industrial hemp, link to sites that promote industrial hemp knowledge and industrial hemp products. I bought a new hemp shower curtain to continue to show support for industrial hemp products and the businesses that sell them. Rediscover Hemp this April 20th #fourtwenty #rediscoverhemp  #activeactivist #maryjanesgirl #industrialhemp #beanproducts #hempshowercurtain #happy420 

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Seattle Hempfest is an annual event in Seattle, Washington, the world’s largest annual gathering advocating decriminalization of marijuana. Founded in 1991 as the Washington Hemp Expo, a self-described “humble gathering of stoners” attended by only 500 people, and renamed the following year as Hempfest, it has grown into a three-day annual political rally, concert, and arts and crafts fair with attendance typically over 400,000

http://rediscoverhemp.com/seattle-hempfest-25/

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Hemp History Week 2015

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Enjoy 4/20 & 4/21...play with abandon & continue to learn.  

http://rediscoverhemp.com/dont-just-smoke-a-joint-on-420-take-action-against-hemp-prohibition/

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It's election day America, VOTE.   November 4th, 2014

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Hempfest is in the air Seattle

#Hempfest is happening right now, this weekend.

It's the 13th one that I, #MaryJanesGirl have been part of in some form. #Volunteer. #Participate. #Enjoy. and #rediscoverhemp

http://rediscoverhemp.com/hempfest-in-seattle/

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Washington state, today is the day

The legal sale of #cannabis in “pot stores” in #Washington State open to the public today. Retail Cannabis. This is a historical moment that deserves mention. While I won’t be in the frenzy , it does feel so good seeing this “dream” come into actuality. Consume and enjoy safely….and don’t forget about #Industrial #Hemp…like that is the whole point of this page So read something about hemp, holla at me & ask a question about industrial hemp & why it is so damn good & important we incorporate back into our daily lives.

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April 20th aka 4/20 ( 4:20, four-twenty, 420 ) is approaching soon and it is a great day to gather to celebrate & educate others about the benefits of the hemp plant. So wear your hemp shirts, skirts, and shoes … create art about hemp or even better using hemp products….change your social networking photos to a pro hemp image and/or write a post about about industrial hemp, link to sites that promote hemp knowledge and industrial hemp products.

Help others Rediscover Hemp this April 20th!

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What is the difference between marijuana and hemp?

My quick, somewhat concise answer :-)

To break the stigma associated with HEMP, it is important to understand the difference between "marijuana ", and hemp and what the word cannabis refers to.

Cannabis is the genus of the plant species. Cannabis Sativa L. to be exact

Marijuana and Hemp are related through the same genus of plant, cannabis sativa L. They are like cousins. They are related and look somewhat similar, but behave very differently and are not the same thing.

While Hemp is a rather helpful resource in the world, due to it's many industrial uses it lacks the stimulating, intoxicating power of the substance known as delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol, or for short, THC. It is this active chemical of THC that brings about most of the "high" associated with marijuana. While Hemp contains less than 1.5% of this substance (THC ), "marijuana" possesses between 4% and 20%. Ingesting marijuana will intoxicate you. Ingesting hemp will not.

You can utilize the fibers, bast hurds, & stalks of the hemp plant for a variety of fuel, fiber, & building materials. Hemp seeds can be cold pressed for their oil which is high in EFA's and it used as a nutritional supplement.

Hemp is considered to be an industrial product and nutritional supplement.

Marijuana is used for it's medicinal properties as a medicine or for it's intoxicating properties as a drug.

A longer answer found here

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Hemp, rediscover it why?

This industrial hemp group was created to bring awareness and educate about the varied uses of the hemp plant to inspire and create positive, sustainable change for the future quality of life for all who occupy this world.

It is estimated that there are as many as 25,000 different uses for hemp ( aka Industrial Hemp ). Aside from making clothes, paper products, food and fuel, hemp is good plant crop for the land because Hemp helps clean the soil. Rather than deplete the earth's natural chemical and mineral balance, crops of hemp actually leave the soil BETTER than it was before planting.

Fuel, food, fiber- the basic building blocks for an industrial society, all from a single plant source, Hemp can be utilized to producing clothing, paper, building materials, food, beverages, cosmetics, textiles, methanol fuel and an impressive array of cleaning and paint products.

Hemp has 3 unique nutritional factors. It has an ideal balance of Omega 3 and 6 for sustainable human health, it has a full amino acid spectrum meaning it provides complete protein, and it has a massive trace mineral content - truly one of nature's super foods."

Quite simply, hemp just might be the world’s premier renewable resource, hence why we should take the time and effort to rediscover hemp.

The site RediscoverHemp.com was created with the hope and purpose of educating and inspiring others to become informed, inspired, and involved in the movement to rediscover the benefits of the hemp plant, particularly in regards to it's  industrial use.