An Interesting Fact
There has never been a prohibition of Hemp "industry" in Georgia. Just Hemp cultivation. We have always had the ability to impo...
Georgia Law Doesn’t Prohibit The Processing of Cannabis Stalks and Stems
Author: Tom McCain
Georgia Unprepared For Hemp Provisions In The 2018 Farm Bill
Our email has blown up since the passing of the 2018 Farm Bill. Dozens of emails wanting information on how to apply for licensing, where to get seed...
Read MoreFirst Meeting of the Georgia House Study Committee on Industrial Hemp Production Scheduled
Time and Place
The first meeting of the House Study Committee on Industrial Hemp Production has been set for August 13th, 2018 from 2:00 to 5:00 pm...
Georgia Industrial Hemp Bill Introduced … And More
HB 465
Georgia Representative John Pezold (R-Columbus) submitted an Industrial Hemp Bill for consideration in the Georgia House on 2/22/2017. The Bi...
Hemp Can Help Make America Great Again.
During the 2016-2017 Georgia Legislative Session, another bill to allow the cultivation of Hemp as an Industrial Crop will be introduced. Those who r...
Read MoreHemp Can Save Us
Make America Great Again —- Legalize Industrial Hemp
Read MoreHemp Processing Equipment
Georgia Hemp Industries Association does not recommend specific Hemp processing equipment. However, for those of you interested in investigating this equipment and pricing it
Read MoreGood Old Virginia, Home to Many of Our Founding Fathers
Virginia has thumbed its nose at the Federal Government. Every single representative of the Virginia House of Delegates voted yes to this proposition...
Read MoreHemp in Early America
Hemp is interwoven into the fabric of America, yet is has been criminalized and demonized. What other, staple agricultural crop in America’s history can that be said about?
Read MoreCannabis and Georgia Law Enforcement
Georgia Law Enforcement Executives have drawn their “line in the sand”. They are against in-State cultivation of cannabis, in any form. No big surprise here, really. Their position is, Cannabis is illegal and they are enforcers of the law. It’s that simple for them. Or is it? If their only interest is in enforcing the law, why are they so adamantly opposed to the law being changed? If they are purely unbiased and only enforce the Law, why are they trying to influence Legislators?
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