Craig Carr from Carrfields, an agribusiness in New Zealand, talks hemp and agriculture on the podcast.

This week we talk to the new USHBA executive team, President Henry Gage Jr. and Vice President Ryan Doherty.

How does the Irish Hemp Industry compare to the U.S.? Freya Bartels gives an overview.

Eric Hurlock reports from Fort Benton, Montana, where IND HEMP just hosted a fiber and grain summit.

Congress examines the USDA Hemp Program, Steve Groff cuts fiber hemp, and Morris Beegle hosts the Southern Hemp Expo.

This week on the podcast, Tim Fritz and Sarah Mitchell from King's Agriseeds about an upcoming field days, and Segue Fischlin explains why the language we use to talk about hemp matters.

Meet the guy who planted USDA-approved hemp in California in 1994.

Economist Beau Whitney says a concerted effort by Big Cannabis is causing confusion among lawmakers, stifling competition, and is costing the fiber and grain sectors nearly $20 billion a year.

Bill Althouse cautions the industry against making unproven claims about hemp and says the industry must focus on legitimization.

This week on the hemp podcast we learn about the Global Hemp Association’s variety trials that span eight states in six geographical regions.

This week, we talk to hemp farmers in Kansas, Alaska, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Montana.

On this week's episode to hemp farmers in Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Missouri, Kansas and Ukraine to see how planting is coming along.

This week we talk to Mike Leago from iHempx, one of the industry's go-to sources for genetics, processing equipment, farmer resources and more.

Jordan Berger, a filmmaker and hemp farmer from Tennessee, is making a seven-part documentary series to bring the story of hemp to a wider audience.

Quantifying the potential of hemp is the goal of Bruce Dietzen's latest endeavor: Drawdown Hemp.

This week we talk to Lancaster farming's Dan Sullivan and hear Pennsylvania Ag Secretary Russell Redding's opening remarks from the PA Hemp Summit.

Is it time to exempt fiber and grain hemp growers from the testing requirements? This week's podcast guests thinks so, and are lobbying the government to make the change.

This week on the podcast, Lancaster Farming talks to Blake Alexandre from Alexandre Family Farm in northern California, America’s first certified regenerative dairy.

Jacob Waddell fromthe US Hemp Building Association is a guest on the Lancaster Farming Industrial Hemp Podcast this week. He talks about the process his group went through to build the case for hempcrete and what IRC approval would mean for the hemp and construction industries.

Kentucky hemp pioneer Joe Hickey tells stories from the early days of the modern hemp industry, including how he got actor Woody Harrelson arrested for planting four hemp seeds.

On this episode we talk to author and photographer Maren Krings, a German storyteller whose most recent book is called H is for Hemp.

J.J. Johnson is a a hemp educator based in Texas. Lancaster Farming interviewed him at the Noco Hemp Expo on March 25, 2022.

This is the first episode in a series of four special episodes of the podcast. First we talk to Sergiy Kovalenkov, a Ukrainian hempcrete builder and businessman.

This week we talk to Bob Daniell, president and CEO of American Hemp Corporation in Reno, Nevada, where the company is working with farmers to develop the hemp supply chain in in the state. Also, what you need to know about the Pennsylvania Hemp Summit.

Jessica DeLuise, The Wellness Kitchenista and co-founder of Intention Lifestyles, is our guest this week, plus Lancaster County hemp farmer Abner Stoltzfus.

This week on the podcast we talk to PA. Senator Judy Schwank about her bill that would allow hemp as a livestock feed. Plus Steve Groff from Groff North America, and Steve Groff from Cedar Meadow.Farm.

This week on the Lancaster Farming Podcast, our guest is Morgan Tweet, executive director of the Hemp Feed Coalition, who responds to a recent letter from the AAFCO concerning the allowance of hemp in animal feed.

On this week we go to the National Farmers Union Convention in Denver to interview FSA Administrator Zach Ducheneaux, FSA State Executive Director for Pennsylvania Heidi Secord, Montana Senator John Tester, and Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture Kate Greenberg.

On this week's podcast, we talk to Tim Almond from Heartland Industries, James Gaspard from Biochar Now, and Aaron de Long from Red Dog Market.

On this week's podcast we talk to Victor-Alan Weeks and Jalen Madden, founders of 404 Twenty, a hemp start-up in Yanceyville, North Carolina. Then we talk to Drew Kitt, owner of Two Moons CBD in Asheville, North Carolina, a retail CBD shop focused on health and wellness.

On this week's podcast we talk to Ben Dobson who's turned his farm in the Hudson Valley into soil laboratory studying how regenerative farming can maximize carbon capture and restore ecosystems. Plus, Cameron McIntosh shares news about an American version of the Ereasy Spray-Applied Hempcret…

In this episode of the Industrial Hemp Podcast, we embark on our journey of discovery into regenerative agriculture – what it is, what makes it different from conventional agriculture, and why it’s important.

The Lancaster Farming Industrial Hemp Podcast is back! It's a new year, a new season, and a new expanded focus: Hemp and a whole lot more.

On this week’s episode, we talk to Dave Andrews from Kreider Farms, the Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, producer of Chiques Creek Hemp Eggs, the first commercially available hemp-fed eggs in the US.

Ken Elliott, founder and president of Montana-based IND HEMP, is the guest on this week's Industrial Hemp Podcast to talk about why he founded IND HEMP, his personal and professional commitment to climate change mitigation through carbon sequestration and soil regeneration.