In 2024, Idaho accounted for 11% of total acreage of hemp fiber harvested in the United States. Idaho has a perfect climate and soil structure for hemp cultivation.
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Utah’s hemp growers must obtain a license from the USDA while other activities such as extraction and distribution require a license from Utah’s Department of Agriculture and Food.
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Puerto Rico’s tropical climate and around 2,800 hours of sunlight every year gives it the ability to grow and harvest hemp three times a year.
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Oregon requires separate licenses for growing and processing hemp, and in July 2024 introduced a new hemp vendor license which allows to operate as a hemp retailer or wholesaler.
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Hawaii’s established CBD product market is worth more than $54 million and Hawaii farmers can capture 25% of it.
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Hemp Legalization in Virginia In 2014, James Madison University (JMU), University of Virginia (UVA), Virginia State University (VSU), and Virginia […]
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Hemp Legalization in North Dakota North Dakota Legislature passed HB 1428 which legalized and reclassified hemp with less than 0.3% […]
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Key Takeaways: Hemp Industry Regulations: The industrial hemp industry in Italy is regulated by Law 242/2016 while the use of […]
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Key Takeaways Regulations: The WSDA Hemp Program currently operates under Washington State’s approved USDA Hemp Plan. Licensing: You can apply […]
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