Bringing It Home Movie Review by MOhempEnergy

MOhemp Energy is proud to review the free online screening of Bringing It Home by Linda Booker and Blaire Johnson.  For MOhemp Energys 100th Industrial Hemp Blog post.

Please Watch and Share the Movie free till July 11, 2015.  Purchases of the Movie can be made and 5 dollars of each movie sold will go to Vote Hemp to continue their fight for the right to grow Industrial Hemp in the USA.

Here is a few informative screen shots I took of the Movie. 

Bringing It Home Movie Screen Shot: $1,220 per acre from Dual Hemp Crop (fiber and seed)

Hemp vs Cotton Water, Pesticides and Chemicals Comparison

Learn More about Bringing It Home Movie

Thank You to the, Bringing It Home Movie Sponsors: Dr Bronner Magic Soaps, Nutiva, Merry Hempsters, Hemptations, The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation, The Park Foundation, Unitarian Universalist of Raleigh

Bringing It Home Movie Review by Scotty-MOhemp Energy

It was great to see the rockstars of the Industrial Hemp Industry that are revolutionizing the way Hemp is used as a sustainable and natural alternative to many of the chemical and oil based products on the market and on the store shelves.

I agree with Ms Anndrea Hermann that:

It is completely irrational that Farmers in the United States of America are not allowed to grow Industrial Hemp when we are importing Millions of dollars worth of Hemp products every year.

Hempcrete Healthy Buildings and were highlighted in six different parts of the movie with attention was given to USA's first Hempcrete Home in South Carolina built by Youtube Video Hemp Technologies, designed by Anthony Brenner of Healthy Home Consultant


Hemp Oil Business success featured an interview with Dr Bonners Magic Soap and others.  It was interesting to learn that the company David Bonner mentioned that the Dr Bonner Magic Soap business in 2000 had 15 employees and earned 6 Million dollars.  They had projected their company would be a 13 Million dollar company, after adding Hemp based products they have grown to a 43 Million Dollar Company.  They also talked about how the company had grown from 12 people working in the processing facility to 87 employees!

Hemp Clothing by Hemporium, and Pretty Birdie, Stephanie Teague highlighted how orders came in from all over the world for her custom made hemp based clothing, and how she orders her material from companies in China and Canada because she cannot buy hemp based clothing that is American Made.

Hemp Fabric benefits: 4 times UV and UVB Protection, 4 times wicking ability plus Antibacterial Properties

BRINGING IT HOME has been an important part of Vote Hemp's and Hemp History Week's advocacy campaign to educate consumers and lawmakers about industrial hemp's uses for healthy, sustainable products for nutrition, construction materials, bio-composites, textiles, body care and more and why policy change is needed to bring this beneficial crop back to all of America's farmers for a greener future.

About Vote Hemp Vote Hemp is a national, single-issue, non-profit organization dedicated to the acceptance of and a free market for industrial hemp, low-THC oilseed and fiber varieties of Cannabis, and to changes in current law to allow U.S. farmers to once again grow the crop.

Biomass Pellet Machine Example Page 31

Biomass Pellet Machine turns the Hemp Stalk into fiber pellets-replacement for coal and wood.

Power: 30HP Diesel, 2 Cylinder Self Contained / Radiator with Fan / Electric Start

Weight: 1,350 lbs.

Production Capacity: Up to 1,000 Lbs. Per Hour

Dimensions: 72"long X 30" wide X 59" high with the muffler and 38" high without the muffler

Fuel Usage: Approximately 1 US gallon Per Hour

Material Use: All Biomass Products

Price: $10,500.00

Hemp Biomass Pellet Machine 

Biomass Hemp Pellet Example

Hemp Plant Biomass Energy Value Page 19

Biomass Pellet Maker Hemp Fiber Pellets

Biofuel Energy, January 2012-There’s a New Biofuel Crop in Town Work by Agricultural Research Service scientists in Florence, South Carolina, suggests that farmers in the Southeast could use the tropical legume sunn hemp (Crotalaria juncea) in their crop rotations by harvesting the fast-growing annual for biofuel. In 2004, when there was ample rainfall, the resulting sunn hemp biomass yield exceeded 4.5 tons per acre. This is equivalent to 82.4 gigajoules of energy per acre—close to the energy contained in 620 gallons of gasoline and well in the ballpark of other bioenergy crops, which have yields of anywhere from 30 to 150 gigajoules per acre. The higher heating value of sunn hemp biomass exceeded that of switchgrass, Bermudagrass, reed canarygrass, and alfalfa. And although reduced rainfall resulted in lower hemp biomass yields in 2006, sunn hemp’s higher heating value for both study years was 4 to 5 percent greater than that of cowpea.

1,000-3,000 Acre Hemp Production Estimates Page 17

Hemp Acres Production Table

	Seed Oil Gallons	Hurd Tons	Fiber Tons	Bast Fiber Tons
1,000	37,000	25,000	5,000	6,000
2,000	74,000	50,000	10,000	12,000
3,000	111,000	75,000	15,000	18,000

• 25 tons hemp hurd fiber / acre
• Fiber-averaged 5 tons/acre under good conditions
• Bast Fiber-6-10 tons/acre
• Seeds Oil- 37 gallons per acre
• Dry Matter- 3.5 tons per acre
• Using the Oregon University suggestion that 170 acres is the break even point.

Missouri Corn and Bean Acres Converted to Hemp Page 10

Bean Acres + Corn Acres equals 9,150,000 total acres

A. 10% converted to hemp= 915,000 acres
B. 20% converted to hemp= 1,830,000 acres
 C. 30% converted to hemp= 2,745,000 acres

 

	A: 915,000 acres	B. 1,830,000 acres	C. 2,745,000 acres
Fiber in Tons	4,575,000	9,150,000	13,725,000
Hemp Oil Raw Gals	33,855,000	67,710,000	101,565,000
Hemp seed cake Lbs	654,225,000	1,308,450,000	1,962,675,000

 

Gallons Biodiesel @80% recovery	$ 2.00 / gal	$3.00 / gal	$4.00 / gal
A: 27,084,000	$ 54,168,000	$  81,252,000	$ 108,336,000
B: 54,168,000	$ 108,336,000	$ 162,504,000	$ 270,840,000
C: 81,252,000	$ 162,504,000	$ 243,756,000	$ 325,008,000

MOhemp Energy Presentation Slideshow Table of Contents

Page     Description

             Title Page

             Table of Contents

1. MOhemp Energy Introduction
2. What is Industrial Hemp
3. Why Grown Industrial Hemp
4. Hemp Plants were grown in Missouri
5. Industrial Hemp Products and Markets
6. MOhemp Income Producing Avenues
7. MOhemp Field Processing System
8. Missouri Soybean and Corn Production Stats
9. Missouri Farm Size Acres
10. Missouri Corn and Soybean Acres
11. Missouri Corn and Soybean Acres Converted to Hemp Farming
12. Hemp Seed Nutrition Value
13. Hemp Seed Cattle and Ruminant Feed
14. Hemp Seed Poultry Feed

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