The use of industrial hemp in fabrics, fuel, medicine, clothing, and a host of other areas used to be legal in America. It used to be one of the largest agricultural crops in the world, due to hemp being one of the most useful and long lasting fibers on the planet. The first law in the United States did not ban hemp but rather told farmers that they needed to grow and farm hemp. Industrial hemp was put in to the same law that banned marijuana, and that was the first step to stop the growing of hemp in America.
With America looking for more sources of job creation and global revenue it is time to take a look at the farming of industrial hemp. It is possible to grow hemp that has no THC in it, preventing the plant to be used as a drug The law banning the growth of hemp needs to be repealed.
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