Both Hemp and Marijuana are in the Cannabis family. Human innovation has produced variation within the species in terms of THC and CBD levels. Simply defined, Hemp may only contain Delta-9 THC levels at or below 0.3%. Marijuana is always harvested from female plants and typically has high THC (psycho-active) levels with little to no CBD, although some strains can contain varied levels of CBD/THC ratios. Hemp has many uses, some industrial uses include; paper products, packaging, Hemp “plastics”, live stock feed, fuel, textiles etc which can be made from both the female or male plant depending on the desired product.