Bills to ban over-the-counter sales of Delta 8, a psychoactive hemp derivative, and strictly regulate hemp CBD manufacturing and retail sales draw both support and legal scrutiny.
A blooming new hemp industry in Arkansas that grows raw cannabidiol-rich flowers to supply the CBD market is withering. We visit a state-licensed Ozarks hemp farm, one of the few still operating in Arkansas to learn why.
Delta-8 THC, a new psychoactive and mildly intoxicating hemp remedy widely available for purchase in the U.S., is increasingly being sold by CBD, tobacco, and vape outlets. The federally legalized substance, however, is drawing state regulatory scrutiny, including in Arkansas.
Six cultivars of medicinal hemp are being harvested on a farm operated by Arkansas Hemp Genetics, LLC in rural northwestern Washington County. After a…
The latest farm bill, passed earlier in December, lifts an 80-year-old prohibition on industrial hemp. The crop is used to make a variety of products,…