53, an Act to Allow Experimentation in the Cultivation of Industrial Hemp. L.D. 53 defined industrial hemp as any variety of cannabis sativa with a tetrahydracannibol (THC) concentration of no more than .3% dry weight that is grown under a federal permit. The act authorized the Director ...
The industry thrived in Kentucky, Missouri, and Illinois between 1840 and 1860, but was confined to Kentucky from the end of the civil war until around 1912 [5]. In the 1920s, both Agriculture Canada and the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) were still conducting hemp fiber research. ...
Back to the beginnings.Larry Kinsellais a great flint knapper and an all-around talented guy who, amongst other things, recreates stone-age technologies from his home nearCahokia Mounds State Historic Site(one of the great cities of the prehistoric world) in Illinois. A 6.35 kilogram (14 US...