Prove its safe

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— StLScotty (@StLScotty1) August 15, 2022

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— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) August 6, 2021

Prove it's safe! Test it on them! pic.twitter.com/oeA6FL845i

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) August 7, 2021

Hemp Factory Planned

Larry Serbin of Hemp Traders said the Riverdale factory will source hemp from Canada, China, and Oklahoma and other U.S. states while California grown feedstocks develop, starting with the yield from this year’s trials.

Quantifying carbon
The project will also track changes in soil carbon levels in an attempt to quantify the amount of carbon sequestered through a combination of hemp, cover crops, no-till management and biochar compost.- https://t.co/R1iVJUXKio

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) July 13, 2021

NEW EPISODE: USHEMPTV

H.R. 841 Congressional Briefing with Lead Bill Sponsor Rep. Kurt Schrader (D-OR)

On Tuesday, May 25th, the U.S. Hemp Roundtable had the opportunity to host Congressman Kurt Schrader (D-OR) and esteemed industry expert guests for a Congressional briefing concerning H.R. 841, The Hemp and Hemp-Derived CBD Consumer Protection and Market Stabilization Act of 2021. Congressman Schrader, who is the lead bill sponsor, and our panel of industry experts discussed why H.R. 841 – which would provide a regulatory pathway for the sale of hemp-derived CBD as a dietary supplement – is so necessary to provide economic relief to the nation’s farmers, as well as to protect consumers from the current unregulated CBD and Delta-8 marketplace. Scheduled Panelists included: The Honorable Kurt Schrader (D-OR), lead sponsor of HR 841 Ola Lessard, President, U.S. Hemp Roundtable Amber Littlejohn, Executive Director, Minority Cannabis Business Association Michael McGuffin, President, American Herbal Products Association Scott Melville, President, Consumer Healthcare Products Association Steven Mister, President, Council for Responsible Nutrition Loren Israelson, President, United Natural Products Alliance Kyle Truesdale, CEO, Agrarian Manager, and U.S. hemp farmer Hosted by Jonathan Miller, General Counsel, U.S. Hemp Roundtable The best way you can help support this important legislation is to contact your U.S. Congressional leaders and urge them to cosponsor H.R. 841! Learn more and use our online action portal today to take action:

HIA v DEA - Hemp Industry

In September 2020, the HIA and industry members filed a lawsuit against DEA, challenging a rule that could have far-reaching consequences. This petition asked the federal appeals court to review an interim final rule the DEA issued in August 2020, arguing the agency exceeded its authority and violated the 2018 farm bill. When Congress passed the 2018 farm bill, it explicitly carved hemp and its derivatives out of the Controlled Substances Act so that hemp can be regulated as an agricultural commodity. The DEA’s interim final rule could create substantial barriers to the legal manufacturing of hemp-derived products, a critical component of the hemp supply chain, and devastate the entire hemp industry. Although the DEA states that is not its intention, the rule must be amended to ensure hemp remains an agricultural crop, as Congress intended. The petitioners are represented by leading hemp industry attorneys at Vicente Sederberg LLP, Kight Law Office PC, and Hoban Law Group, along with appellate attorneys from Yetter Coleman LLP, which has received national attention for its work against the DEA in the realm of cannabis research. For over 25 years, the Hemp Industries Association has been fighting for justice for hemp. This case is the fourth occasion in its history, the HIA has taken the Drug Enforcement Administration to federal court in landmark cases that helped to secure the future of the hemp industry in the United States. We hope you’ll join us for this livestream event on May 13th at 11am PT. Webinar: HIA v DEA IFR Update https://t.co/ZSUliZPXKK? — Scotty (@StLHandyMan) May 11, 2021

The SHEMP™ Yarn Company • Mix of Nature’s Cleverest Renewables

The SHEMP™ Yarn Company • Mix of Nature’s Cleverest Renewables: What is SHEMP™? The SHEMP™ brand is an innovative mix of nature’s cleverest renewables, wool and hemp fiber, resulting in a USA produced worsted textile yarn with unique performance, appearance, and environmental properties. The innovative idea of combining wool and hemp versus the more common cotton and hemp, has been validated by experts at multiple levels.

Delta-8 Vaping technology

Journey Hemp Co. aims to bring Delta-8 Vaping technology 

into the pockets of our customers, using state of the art technology to help our customers experience lasting relaxation and entertainment. 

Vaping shouldn’t be a chore, it should be a Journey your mind travels.

As a Subsidiary of SAI, Journey Hemp Co.’s cutting edge Vaping Technology has already begun principal production, with Retail distribution currently Targeted in Q2 of 2021.

Regional Average Cannabis Use Rate

Legalization, whether for medical or adult use, encourages higher rates of reported cannabis usage. The increased reporting correlates to lessened legal risk or social stigma, along with increased public awareness, social support, and access to cannabis in a regulated marketplace.

Cannabis and the U.S. 2020 Election

Amid the disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic and a presidential campaign, tremendous gains occurred for the Cannabis industry. Most Americans—some 234 million people—will now live in either a legalized medical or adult-use market. Accordingly, fully 72% of the members of Congress, will represent constituents living amid legal markets.

Cannabis to be 4th in U.S. Revenues by 2025

In a revised forecast for the new release Cannabis in America 2021 & Beyond: A New Normal in Consumption & Demand, New Frontier Data estimates that total 2020 U.S. legal cannabis sales will exceed $20 billion, with post-election expansion and existing state markets to combine for a projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21%, to reach $41.5 billion by 2025.

Read More Cannabis Info from this source here: https://investsai.com/invest-with-sai-b/