Using other plant sources other than trees to stimulate the economy and save the environment.
Why is this important?
INDUSTRIAL HEMP:
A NEW BEGINNING
submitted to
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
UNITED STATES HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
by the
NORTH AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HEMP COUNCIL, INC.
Erwin "Bud" Sholts, Chairman
Post Office Box 232
Oregon, WI 53575-0232
Executive Summary
For centuries industrial hemp (hereinafter referred to as hemp) has been grown commercially around the world. History is replete with accounts of the many vital uses of its fiber and oilseed. Paper, fuel, building material, and clothing are most widely known. The following materials sketch out a possible way forward for growing industrial hemp in the United States, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and other government agencies.
