Appendix BL Hemp-Lime (Hempcrete) Construction: California Residential Code 2025. What changed, why it matters for industrial hemp, and what to watch next.
USDA Seeks White House Approval For Changes To Hemp Farming Forms. What changed, why it matters for industrial hemp, and what to watch next.
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USDA Delays Enforcement of Hemp Testing Rule. What changed, why it matters for industrial hemp, and what to watch next.
USDA Won’t Enforce Rule Requiring Hemp To Be Tested At DEA Labs For Another Year. What changed, why it matters for industrial hemp, and what to watch next.
USDA extended the DEA-lab enforcement timeline, easing a major bottleneck Read More »
Summary and analysis of: USDA set to launch latest national survey of hemp farmers. What changed, why it matters for industrial hemp, and how it connects to core guides.
Intoxicating Hemp Ban Language In US Spending Bill Proceeds. What changed, why it matters for industrial hemp, and what to watch next.
Code Updates For Natural Building Appendices in the IRC. What changed, why it matters for industrial hemp, and what to watch next.
When code appendices evolve, hemp-lime adoption gets easier Read More »
Bars and beverage giants are quietly planting flags in a social-drink revolution — hemp-derived THC beverages are becoming the go-to alternative for people who want “buzz without the hangover,” and the ripple effects are already reshaping bars, retail, and regulation. The moment you walk into a bar and order a “margarita” that gets you relaxed
In part of Europe, lawmakers are turning a once-promoted crop into a political lightning rod — new restrictions on hemp flowers are prompting growers to relocate, pivot, or fight back. Hemp has a tangled political history in Europe: once championed as a patriotic crop, it’s now at the center of urban political battles over cannabis
Connecticut’s new cannabis enforcement laws have effectively re‑criminalized most hemp products—forcing nearly all original CBD operators out of business. Since the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp and CBD were federally legal—but in Connecticut, local policy has turned them into felony risks. Legislative changes including House Bill 7181 created a new Cannabis Enforcement Division, empowered raids, and
Connecticut’s CBD Crackdown: How New Rules Devastated Small Hemp Businesses Overnight Read More »