National Hemp Assoc.

While hemp is approved as feed for laying hens, it took many years of research and regulatory hurdles to get there. Sadly, most animals are still waiting.

Retrofitting existing homes with hempcrete improves energy efficiency, regulates moisture, and adds fire and mold resistance. Upgrade your walls, attics, and basements with this durable, natural material for a healthier, more resilient home. #HempForHomes #Retrofit

Hemp sequesters carbon at impressive rates and acts as a powerful phytoremediator, removing toxins like heavy metals and PFAS. As if that wasn't enough, it can also bolster domestic manufacturing!

Policy. Support. Representation. Together with HEMI, HFC, and USHBA, we are amplifying our impact across policy, education, feed, and construction. Learn more: pulse.ly/ssoiqbienr

This Independence Day, let’s celebrate a crop rooted in American history. From the sails of ships to the future of sustainable agriculture, hemp has always stood for resilience, innovation, and freedom.

With deep roots that reduce erosion, improve water retention, and break up compacted soil, hemp enhances the health and productivity of farmland. By boosting organic matter and supporting microbial life, it’s a smart addition to regenerative crop rotations.

Hemp doesn’t just grow—it heals. With the ability to extract heavy metals and toxins from soil, industrial hemp offers a natural, cost-effective solution for remediating contaminated sites. Over 1,300 Superfund locations across the U.S. could benefit from this powerful plant.

A recent CRS report highlights language from the House Appropriations Committee that defines industrial hemp as distinct from cannabinoid hemp. But not all the news is as good. The report also notes the shift toward a total THC standard. pulse.ly/2rxjx8sxki

Traditional plastics are polluting our planet—and most are never recycled. The future doesn’t have to be traditional plastic.

Hemp seeds are a complete protein, rich in healthy fats and essential nutrients. Grown quickly in diverse climates, they offer a sustainable, high-yield food source that can strengthen global food security. Let’s nourish the world—one hemp seed at a time.

Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in the U.S., but the work of building an equitable future continues. 🌱 Industrial hemp offers opportunity—from farm to factory—and we’re committed to ensuring those opportunities are accessible to all.

In just 100 days, hemp can become fiber, grain, oil, feed, bioplastics, textiles, building materials — and more. But without investment in processing, farmers are left without buyers and potential stays untapped.

No soil, no food. As topsoil disappears, so does our ability to grow the crops we rely on. Hemp is part of the solution. By restoring soil health naturally, hemp helps protect the foundation of our entire food system.

Hemp grain is more than a superfood — it’s a path to healthier people, stronger farms, and a more sustainable future. By choosing hemp, you're helping grow the demand that makes it worth planting. Let’s keep the momentum going!

Regardless of where you think oil comes from—it’s still polluting, still heating the planet, and only “renewable” if you’ve got a few million years to spare. We don’t need all-or-nothing. We just need better options—and hemp is one of them. 🌿

Corn. Soy. Corn. Soy. Repeat. 🌱 Hemp can help break the cycle—improving soil, reducing pests, and adding diversity. But no market = no crop. We need demand, infrastructure, and buyers to make it viable.

What’s in a name? Everything. Not all hemp is the same. 🌿 Without clear separation between industrial hemp and cannabinoid hemp, policies meant to rein in intoxicating products are hurting grain, fiber, and feed. Learn More: pulse.ly/dpxmwler8n

🐝 Hemp grows just fine without bees—but bees love it anyway. Male hemp plants produce abundant pollen, especially late in the season when many other crops have stopped blooming. Hemp doesn’t need pollinators—but it supports them. And our food system depends on them. 🌿

🌱⛽Hemp produces high-yield biomass that can be converted into clean-burning bioethanol and biodiesel. It’s renewable, carbon-smart, and American-grown. The technology exists—the next step is building the infrastructure to bring it to scale. Let’s grow our energy future.

Selling hemp seed or grain? Mainstream payment platforms may not be your friend. NHA Gold Member Organic Payment Gateways explains how to set up reliable, hemp-approved credit card processing. pulse.ly/1yylclsxw0