A joint project to produce tree-free letterpress paper suitable for commercial printing has delivered one of the first commercially viable hemp papers on the planet. The project was conceived by Maren ...

Is the Constitution really made out of hemp paper? Did Washington and Jefferson have acres of marijuana plants? One of these two statements is likely true. Thomas Jefferson, hemp fan? The buzz about ...

For the first time, hemp paper is being produced in Colorado from seed to sheet. Loveland’s Tree Free Hemp has been producing hemp paper since 2013, but until this year, it’s been getting the fiber ...

Hemp paper and printing are the latest venture for longtime northern Colorado music and events promoter Morris Beegle and his Colorado Hemp Company business collective. Loveland-based Tree Free Hemp ...

San Diego, California--(Newsfile Corp. - November 8, 2021) - Green Globe International Inc. (OTC Pink: GGII) ("GGII") collaborates with HBI, International, LLC. to develop and manufacture a line of ...

Cannabis is a miracle plant. You can use it recreationally, medicinally, and for industrial uses! According to an article published in Molecules, industrial hemp originated in Central Asia—hemp dates ...

DENVER, Aug. 5 (UPI) --The U.S. Constitution was written on hemp paper, and Betsy Ross' first American flag was made of hemp fabric, but the road back to hemp fiber textiles grown in the United States ...

The unofficial April 20 holiday (known as 420) celebrating the cannabis plant is not just for stoners anymore. The image of the tie-dye-wearing, peace-sign-sporting, burnt-out hippie of the 1960s ...

With five states passing new cannabis legalization measures, weed is becoming more popular (and commonplace) than ever. In 2021, these new cannabis measures will be put in place, and new smokers will ...

Hemp is a natural resource older than all of us. There are thousands of hemp-based products available in the marketplace today. From shirts to car parts to pharmacy products, hemp is increasingly used ...

After a 77-year break, hemp plants are growing in American soil again. Right now, in fact. If you hear farmers from South Carolina to Hawaii shouting “God bless America,” the reason isn’t because ...