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- by Keith Parker
How the Federal Funding Freeze Threatens the Industrial Hemp Industry
In recent years, industrial hemp has become a vital agricultural product in the U.S., offering promise to farmers, researchers, and businesses alike. However, a recent federal funding freeze threatens this growth, jeopardizing university research, farming operations, and industries relying on hemp-based products. With critical programs like the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities now on hold, the future of hemp innovation, sustainable farming, and market stability hangs in the balance. Despite these challenges, industry leaders are advocating for policy changes and exploring alternative funding to ensure that hemp remains a key player in U.S. agriculture.
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- by Keith Parker
Current Hemp Market Trends in the USA