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Committee OKs Bill Letting Farmers Grow Hemp

Committee OKs Bill Letting Farmers Grow Hemp
Source: Associated Press January 11, 2006 Sacramento, CA *
Legislation that would allow California farmers to grow industrial hemp, a distant cousin of marijuana that can be used in making myriad products, has been approved by a state Assembly committee. The measure by Assemblyman Mark Leno, D-San Francisco, cleared the Public Safety Committee on Tuesday night, 4-2, and was sent to the Appropriations Committee, the last stop before the full Assembly.
Read More... http://www.cannabisnews.com/news/thread21474.shtml

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Hemp foods are the highest source of essential fatty acids
in the entire plant kingdom. Hemp clothing products are comfortable,
beautiful, and easy on the planet.


Welcome to Ecolution!
Hemp is a plant with the potential to provide valuable ecological solutions
to help our civilization transform its economy to a more natural one ...



Hemp Clothing, Hemp Products, Organic Cotton Linens



'Industrial' Takes Root By Donna Leinwand
Source: USA Today*November 21, 2005
David Monson is a conservative Republican in North Dakota's legislature. He's also a farmer who believes that a new cash crop could revitalize his state's agricultural industry, which has been suffering from poor harvests and depressed soy and corn prices. That policy has led to an explosion in goods containing high-fiber, high-protein hemp that has been fueled by Americans' thirst for organic products — and perhaps by the tie some consumers see between hemp and marijuana, a counterculture symbol for decades.
Read More... usatoday.com/news/nation/2005-11-22-hemp-crop


"CANADIAN HEMP ROOT" HERB BOX
Cardboard with Paper Label 2-3/8" x 2-1/4" x 1"


Chinese Hemp Industry has Boundless Potential
Business News Source: People's Daily November 05, 2001
As world fashion increasingly moves toward simplicity, comfort and health protection, experts point out that hemp, a major economic crop in China, could have great market prospects after the nation's entry into the World Trade Organization. Xia Jingyuan, a senior official with the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture in charge of the extension of agricultural technology, said that the annual output of Chinese linen is worth over 10 billion yuan (about 1.2 billion US dollars).


B.C. 2700. Chinese characters conceived; Ts'ang Chieh credited with the invention. [The ancient Chinese symbol for hemp (left) is 4,700 years old, and shows the male and female forms in a drying shed for fiber use. (Conrad, ibid.).]

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EnviroTextile.com
Manufacturer and Importer of Quality Hemp Products
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The cultivation and use of hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) in ancient China
Xiaozhai Lu1 and Robert C. Clarke



Nature's Forgotten Fiber by David Mahood
As the demand for more natural and benign fabric options increases, the compelling advantages of hemp may finally get the attention they deserve.

Hemp Fabrics Manufacturers & Exporters

IHA Cannabis Educational Pack



Textiles from hemp fibers - New ways for German hemp

Hemp Around the World
* Canamo – Spain and Chile
* Hanf – Austria and Germany
* Hanp - Denmark
* Hanpu – Finland
* Hennep – Netherlands
* Kender – Hungary
* Konopli – Russia
* Konoplja – Yugoslavia
* Ma – China
* Penek – Poland
* Taima(asa) – Japan



Welcome to Hemptrade.ca
The home of the Canadian Hemp Trade Alliance/
Alliance Commerciale Canadienne du Chanvre


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WHERE'S THE HEMP? By John E. Dvorak, Hempologist

(Excerpted) The U.S.S. Constitution (Old Ironsides) is one of this country's national treasures. Over 60 tons of HEMP on was used on the Constitution. Everything from Sails, rigging, uniforms, ropes, oakum, etc

On her 200th birthday. On July 21, 1997, Constitution sailed off of Marblehead, MA under her own power for the first time in 116 years. The fact that little, or possibly no, "true" cannabis hemp was used during Constitution's restoration mars the celebration of this historic event.

"that's not restoring it, that's defacing it"
Chris Conrad (author, Hemp For Health)

Was this oversight a conspiracy by an evil industrial/political cabal, who, for over 60 years, have plotted and schemed to prevent cannabis hemp from being used to provide innumerable eco-friendly products?

Evidence of this exists in the March, 1997 issue of Buzz Magazine, where DEA special agent, Abel Reynoso, was quoted as saying "Nobody cares about the environmental uses of hemp. That's taking us back to the Stone Age. . . Whatever product you can make from hemp, DuPont will come out with a synthetic fiber to replace it."

The U.S.S. Constitution “Old Ironsides”
Jack Herer’s “The Emperor Wears No Clothes”
There were at least 60 tons of Hemp on the U.S.S. Constitution alone. Partial list of rigging (rope) required for the 1927 restoration of the U.S.S. Constitution from “The Frigate Constitution” by F. Alexander Magoun, Pgs. 96, 97. Each mast (fore, mizen, main, etc.) required lifts, braces, reefs, jiggers, tackles, etc. The Constitution carried well more than four miles of hemp rope.

Cannabis Hemp: The Invisible Prohibition Revealed

Switching cotton fields to hemp fields would improve: the quality of our soil, the durability of our clothes, the safety of our ground source water, the quality of our air, and the preservation of forests cut for paper (not to mention saving hundreds of thousands of lives prematurely ended by disease caused by pollution)

In 1993, two hundred and fifty thousand tons of pesticides were used to grow cotton world-wide. These pesticides wash into streams and rivers, destroying eco-systems and poisoning human water supplies. Today the water supplies of many large cities are contaminated.

Many of the vegetables we eat and clothes we wear contain pesticide residues. We must develop and utilize sustainable technologies if we want to survive and prosper in the next millenium. Hemp is a perfect sustainable raw material for thousands of products. Textiles, cosmetics, building materials, fuel and food can all be made from hemp.

Hemp Products not grown by US farmers.

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