Hemp grows better in this country than most crops, even surviving drought. Hemp can be made into many useful things for us including but not limited to housing, industrial fiber, paper products, furniture, ropes and twine, shoes, clothing, baby diapers, accessories, body lotions, salves, lipbalms, make-up, and food. Fabrics made from hemp are more durable and stronger than other natural fibers such as cotton and linen. Hemp clothing will last much longer than those previously mentioned. No pesticides are needed in growing hemp.
Fewer pesticides reduce pollution and degradation of our environment.
Natural resistance to mold makes hemp more user friendly, especially in environments of high humidity. Hemp is resistant to the sun's UV rays which damage other natural fibers more readily, making line drying in the sun a much more viable option for hemp textiles. All Rights Reserved.