by Bill Fitzgerald | Sep 9, 2021 | High CBD Hemp Farming
Hemp is a new crop in the US, which means that many of our methods and materials are still in experimental stages. Next, add in the fact that our “newbie” uncertainties are compounded by the dynamic biological, meteorological, geological, and geographical factors that...
by Bill Fitzgerald | Aug 9, 2021 | High CBD Hemp Farming
Since hemp was re-legalized in 2018, the law has limited the plant’s THC levels at 0.3 percent. That limit has persisted through the interim final rule (October 3, 2019) and the final rule (released January 15, 2021 and in effect since March 22, 2021). This ceiling...
by Bill Fitzgerald | Jul 19, 2021 | High CBD Hemp Farming
Climate effects: heat and drought are impacting growing conditions in some places July and August are typically the hottest and often the driest months of the year for most of us in North America. Climate change is starting to create impacts that exacerbate...
by Bill Fitzgerald | Jun 26, 2021 | High CBD Hemp Farming
Here they come! You know what we mean … those weeds. They’ve been lying in wait to make their annual assault on your hemp grow. There are plenty of things you can do, though, to help keep them at bay and make sure your new plants thrive to maturity. Of course,...
by Bill Fitzgerald | Jan 27, 2021 | High CBD Hemp Farming
New USDA Rules Those of us in the hemp community have been operating since 2018 under interim federal rules that effectively created a horticultural high-wire act around THC levels. That is about to change! According to Greg Ibach, USDA undersecretary for marketing...
by Bill Fitzgerald | Jan 3, 2021 | High CBD Hemp Farming
After this past crazy year, I think we can all be forgiven for having some hesitancy about what the future holds. But happily, according to the view of numerous industry leaders, hemp appears to be headed the right direction in the months and years ahead. Following...
by Bill Fitzgerald | Jan 24, 2020 | High CBD Hemp Farming
How to Grow Hemp for CBD to Ensure Profitability If you grow row crops, chances are you know your plants well. Whether you grow sugar beets, soybeans, corn or something else altogether, you have a base of knowledge and experience to work from. After years of...
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