English: Cultivation of industrial hemp for fiber and for grain in france. Deutsch: Kultivation von industriellen Hanf in Frankreich Français : Culture de chanvre industriel pour les fibres et les graines. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Many farmers in Colorado will be expanding their list of planted crops this Spring after groundbreaking legislation was passed last November that allowed not only for the legalization of marijuana, but hemp as well. Now in case you’re not familiar, hemp is actually a multi-purpose substance that does not produce the high effects of marijuana. In fact, it’s mainly used as a super cheap and highly efficient building material — at least in other nations where ridiculous bans are not enforced on the ‘high-free’ material.
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