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Hemp as a raw material for industrial applications

Euphytica, 2004
Developed countries need to promote alternatives to crops produced in excess (such as cereals), and cultivation with limited environmental impact. Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) is a potentially profitable crop, fitting into sustainable farming systems. Interest in “new” fibre crops is in fact increasing, to find alternatives to a high-input crop such as ...
RANALLI P., VENTURI, GIANPIETRO
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Industrial Hemp Fibers: An Overview [PDF]

open access: yesFibers, 2019
Industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa) is one of the most available and widely produced bast fibers with high cellulose content. Interest in these fibers is warranted due to environmental protection challenges as well as their inherent properties such as low density, high specific strength, and stiffness.
João P Manaia
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The Invisible Hemp Industry?

Journal of Industrial Hemp, 2004
Abstract Many of the regular readers of the Journal of Industrial Hemp have been working with hemp for several years. Unfortunately, it sometimes does not feel like much progress is being made. At times, the hemp industry appears to be “invisible” because many of the advances that JIHreaders know about are not reported on by the media.
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Nutraceutical potential of industrial hemp

2022
Industrial hemp has been extensively used as a valuable source of nutrients and fibers, rather than only for its tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Hemp seeds and flour displayed remarkable nutritional value, which is due to their content in primary metabolites such as minerals, vitamins, lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates. Although fiber and seed are hemp’s
di Giacomo V.   +3 more
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Industrial Hemp in Austria

Journal of Industrial Hemp, 2005
Abstract Although Austria's history of industrial hemp is very similar to that of other countries, there are some peculiarities, like the huge number of place-names called after the plant or the fact that its cultivation has never been prohibited. Austrian hemp products include isolation pads, food, cosmetics, and beer. A remarkable invention is the so
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The Future of Hemp in the Fashion Industry

2021
This chapter analyses the possibilities to integrate hemp fibres and textiles into the fashion market. Although hemp has a high potential for sustainable and environmentally friendly production as a multipurpose crop, some barriers need to be solved to use hemp with its full potential.
Fieke Dhondt   +1 more
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The Hawaii Industrial Hemp Project

Journal of Industrial Hemp, 2002
Abstract Initially, the Hawaii Industrial Hemp Project was largely a vehicle for making manifest to the world the requirements which face anyone wishing to research cannabis, regardless of the THC level, in the US. The project complied with the federal statutes which specify that the researcher must erect a fence 10 ft high with barbed-wire and a ...
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Hemp: industrial production and uses

2013
1. Hemp: A Plant with a Worldwide Distribution 2. The History of Hemp 3. Physiology and Botany of Industrial Hemp 4. Genetics and Selection of Hemp 5. Factors Affecting the Yield of Industrial Hemp - Experimental Results from France 6. Hemp Agronomics and Cultivation 7. Legislative Controls on the Cultivation of Hemp 8.
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Active substances of industrial hemp

2022
Konoplja ( Canabis sativa L. ) jednogodišnja je biljka iz roda Cannabis od kojih su najpoznatije dvije vrste Cannabis sativa i Cannabis indica. Osnovnu razliku među njima čini sadržaj prisutnih aktivnih komponenti. Konoplja sadrži preko 500 različitih spojeva od kojih se samo 80 trenutno smatra aktivnima te ih zajedničkim imenom nazivamo kanabinoidi ...
Pamuković, Anita, Nanjara, Ljiljana
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Status of Industrial Hemp in Tennessee

2018
Since 2015, Tennessee participants of the Industrial Agricultural Pilot Program have produced industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) for fiber, grain, and phytocannabinoids, or cannabinoids that occur naturally in the Cannabis spp.
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