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2 responses to “Western Ag editorial: Hemp offers promise, and a problem”

  1. Jason

    the only problem with this is that when farmers grow industrial hemp for industrial purposes such as rope, clothing, and paper the farmers do not have to wait until the hemp plants make seeds, they harvest them when they stop growing and the plants stop growing before they make seeds.
    so as long as they planted seeds every year and didn’t let the plants make seeds the plants wouldn’t come back next year.I suppose a farmer would probably let some of the plants seed so they could have them for next year, but it wouldn’t be like they just leave the plants there they would probably pull the plants up with the seeds on them instead of letting them just fall off and growing wear ever, also during world war 2 a lot of farms had hemp on them that were growing but it didn’t take them that long to get rid of it after it became illegal.

  2. bob

    the fight is against powers and principalities

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