farmers in my state are allowed to grow hemp now. i’ve never tried cbd, i wonder if the craze will fizzle out? or will it be here to stay? like it was forbidden for so long, so i know very little about it.
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I’m all for it. The Founding Fathers believed hemp could be a valuable crop.
So the way I look at it we’re doing things the way it should be done.
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Supposedly this years crop will be different than the previous years crop.
Something about some govt. agency limiting the thc content even more than it is.
Idk… I can’t get a straight answer from anyone on the topic, lol.
But I Love it. It’s 10% the cost of regular grass. And it also keeps me tied over for my cannabis fix.
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it seems like every 10 years there is a new craze. like omega 3’s or probiotics in the past. i do think it would be cool if our farmers could produce clothes here in the midwest. although i wonder about the food supply, as the fields are turned from corn and beans to hemp. i’ve yet to see a hemp field so far, but i read about one locally. i guess hemp seeds are food as well.
My father-in-law was trying to grow it over a decade ago. Turned out to be very little $$$ in it.
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Hemp hearts contain tons of protein without any taste or anything. I add it to smoothies and oatmeal. I’ve even put it in other foods like spaghetti and chili.
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I think it’s sad that were just now discovering all these healthful benefits from hemp and cbd, cbn, cbg that could have been helping people for all these years.
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IDK, it makes me feel I’m at the end of my rope.
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I don’t know man CBD gets me high. It’s not what I was expecting. I’m not sure if I like that.
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