Wisconsin might be the next state to again allow production of industrial hemp.
The committee heard testimony on legislation that, if passed, would permit Wisconsin farmers to again grow the crop. Legacy Hemp President Ken Anderson tells Brownfield hemp production is rapidly expanding in other states. “2014 was the first year for production in Kentucky, a very small acreage. This year, we do seed production in Kentucky, Minnesota, and North Dakota, and it’s growing exponentially.”
Anderson told Senators the farmers growing industrial hemp are profiting.
Continue reading Senate hearing sees strong support for Wisconsin hemp bill at Brownfield Ag News.
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