This 10-page site offered solid information that revealed some economically based hypocrisy on the part of our government regarding the prohibition of growing hemp. One interesting inclusion is a Popular Mechanics article written in 1938, a year before the hemp prohibition went into effect. It reveals the incredible agricultural benefits of hemp in land reclamation and notes the amazing economical opportunities of this sturdy plant. It is possible that the prohibition of hemp in the 1930s occurred because it would have replaced other cash crops, like cotton, and could have put a dent in the timber industry's profits because a hemp by-product can be substituted for wood pulp in paper. This site was a good source of political, economical and medical information on this complex issue.
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