This video introduces students to the business side of cannabis and industrial hemp. A successful hemp business, Evo Hemp, is also discussed.

This video discusses the 2018 Farm Bill and provides insight into how it impacted the industrial hemp industry. This Farm Bill redefined “hemp” as cannabis that contains less than 0.3% THC. This video also provides a detailed history of hemp and its legality in the US.

This video discusses the 2018 Farm Bill and how its implementation allows hemp to be moved across state lines. This video also discusses why this inclusion completely changed the industrial hemp industry.

This segment highlights the restrictions that were put on hemp through the 2018 Farm Bill. Just a few of these restrictions include a threshold of 0.3% THC, and the option of state-wide hemp farming bans.

This segment provides insight on what the industrial hemp market currently looks like. In 2019, the global market for industrial hemp reached $4.6 billion. This video also discusses a wide variety of popular hemp products.

Within this video, Ari Sherman discusses the unique properties and benefits of hemp seeds. Hemp seeds are a complete protein that offers all nine essential amino acids. In addition, they offer unique medical and health benefits to consumers.

Within this video, Ari Sherman discusses the nutrient dense properties of hemp seeds. Hemp seeds are one of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet and contain large amounts of fiber, minerals, and antioxidants.

In this section, Ari Sherman discusses the omega fats contained within hemp seeds. Hemp seeds are one of the best sources of healthy fatty acids because they offer a unique balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.

In this section, Ari Sherman discusses hemp fiber. Hemp fiber is one of the oldest fibers in the world and is UV resistant, which makes it last longer and protects the wearer from ultraviolet radiation.

Another unique benefit to hemp fiber is that it is mold resistant. This resistance comes from the hydrophobic fibers, which repel water. In addition, the fibers are spun in a unique way so water molecules cannot soak through.

Hemp provides an incredibly strong fiber because it’s made up of bast fibers. These fibers can be used in various applications, such as door panels. In addition, this video provides real world examples that showcase the strength of hemp fiber.

Hemp resin comes from the hemp plant and contains thousands of beneficial compounds. There are more than 100 known cannabinoids found in hemp resin, such as CBD, CBN, and CBG.

Terpenes are the second-most-common compound found in hemp resin. A few types of terpenes include myrcene, linalool, A-pinene, and limonene, all of which offer a variety of therapeutic and synergistic effects in the consumer.

Within this video, Ari Sherman discusses the higher income that is available to hemp farmers. Industrial hemp farmers can earn four times more than those growing traditional crops like corn, wheat, and soy. This increase is due to the variety of products that can be made from a single hemp plant.

Hemp is one of the most sustainable plants on the planet, as it requires far less water and pesticides than other crops. It’s also incredibly hardy and doesn’t require chemical fertilizers.

There are thousands of products that can be made from industrial hemp, which offers an amazing opportunity for famers, producers, and manufacturers. Just a few products that can be made from hemp include building materials, food, clothing, and medicine.

This video discusses the future of industrial hemp and new products. Just a few hemp products that are currently under development include sustainable building materials, energy sources, and unique cannabinoid blends.

This segment discusses future legislation that will affect industrial hemp. It’s expected that the US will soon have a legal, nationwide hemp farming program. This would allow farmers to have greater access to genetics and crop insurance.

This video discusses what the future could bring to hemp farming. Currently hemp farming requires a lot of tough, manual labor. However, many companies have begun to develop technology that would help with cultivation, manufacturing, and extraction.

This video discusses the increasing market size of industrial hemp. This growth is due to the wide range of applications, such as building materials, medicine, food, and fiber products.

Industrial hemp has begun to slowly infiltrate corporate America through start-up companies and brands. These smaller products have piqued the interest of larger companies and corporations who are looking to engage with the industrial hemp industry.

In the final segment of this course, Ari Sherman reviews the major points that were covered regarding industrial hemp.

This article offers a comprehensive overview of industrial hemp, including its history within the US, related legislation, and contemporary uses. It also provides details on the different aspects and uses of hemp, including seeds, fibers, building materials, and fuel.