Hemp Education
WHAT'S HEMP?
This trailer is for a 50-minute documentary published in 2013 about how industrial hemp can, and is, changing our world for the better.
Organize a screening in your community or classroom. LINK
Listen to this HEMP PODCAST that will explain more in-depth what is and what is not hemp:
The difference between Hemp &Marijuana
Have you ever wondered how so many different kinds of dogs have come into existence from that one ancient family of wolves? The difference between a fluffy little Yorkshire Terrier and a big gangly Dalmation is very similar to the difference between hemp and marijuana.
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HEMP CANNOT GET YOU HIGH!
is like the Terrier — fluffy, round, and very active. It has higher levels of THC, the compound that's psychoactive.
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is like the Dalmation — tall, sleek, and powerful. It has very low levels (0.3%) of THC, and cannot get you high.
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Marijuana
Hemp
Hemp Can...
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Prevent pesticide pollution
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Restore soil fertility by removing toxic chemical and metals
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Produce biodegradable plastics
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Produce renewable biofuel
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Replace all synthetic fibers
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Reduce the effects of carbon emissions
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Prevents deforestation
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Conserves water
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Supports sustainable farming
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Prevents soil compaction and erosion
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Build stronger and healthier homes
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Reduce air pollution
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Help curb world hunger
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Alleviate body ailments
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​Hemp, or Cannabis sativa, is cultivated for its fiber, inner woody core, and its edible and fuel-making seeds.
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Hemp has the potential to end our dependence on fossil fuels, stop deforestation, clean-up and stamp-out pollution of all kinds, enhance the health and wellbeing of humans (and their furry friends), and create fair and balanced economies throughout the world.
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