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Showing Original Post only (View all)IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...Mitch McConnell is leading the Republican push to ban hemp products containing THC [View all]
They are trying to slip it into the "REOPEN THE GOVERNMENT" bill so that it passes with no discussion, no debate, and most likely never having been read by members of Congress who are notorious for not reading what they sign. Oh, that RASCAL Mitch! No wonder he is so universally loved and respected.Congress is considering a ban on hemp products, leaving local CBD businesses and farmers concerned about their future.
The ban, led by Senator Mitch McConnell and Maryland Congressman Andy Harris, would alter the language classifying hemp products under the 2026 Agriculture and FDA Appropriations Bill.
"The provision would close the hemp loophole that has resulted in the proliferation of unregulated intoxicating hemp products. The existing hemp definition has resulted in an unintended consequence that has allowed for intoxicating hemp-derived synthetic products to be made and sold.
Depending on how they construct the law, if they do a no-THC ban, there's no way to grow industrial hemp without THC in the product. So if they eliminate that, it's going to eliminate every hemp farmer in the country," said Jeremy Dybdahl, a CBD business owner in Berrien Springs.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/science/botany/proposed-ban-on-hemp-products-sparks-concern-among-cbd-business-owners/ar-AA1PsS46
The ban, led by Senator Mitch McConnell and Maryland Congressman Andy Harris, would alter the language classifying hemp products under the 2026 Agriculture and FDA Appropriations Bill.
"The provision would close the hemp loophole that has resulted in the proliferation of unregulated intoxicating hemp products. The existing hemp definition has resulted in an unintended consequence that has allowed for intoxicating hemp-derived synthetic products to be made and sold.
Depending on how they construct the law, if they do a no-THC ban, there's no way to grow industrial hemp without THC in the product. So if they eliminate that, it's going to eliminate every hemp farmer in the country," said Jeremy Dybdahl, a CBD business owner in Berrien Springs.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/science/botany/proposed-ban-on-hemp-products-sparks-concern-among-cbd-business-owners/ar-AA1PsS46
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...Mitch McConnell is leading the Republican push to ban hemp products containing THC [View all]
Miles Archer
Thursday
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Wait a minute. I thought Rethugs changed their mind about cannabis. Didn't John Boeher join the board of some big
jls4561
Thursday
#1
GOPers better keep their hands off my Hemp THC edibles. Only way I have survived my rube red state past few years.
Silent Type
Thursday
#3
No joke. As pretty much a recluse, I never really established ties will local weed dealers. When they started selling
Silent Type
Thursday
#5
I wasn't going to say it, in favor of giving someone else that opportunity, so thank you...
Miles Archer
Thursday
#9
Probably more than a couple of counties that used to make money growing/selling pot
Attilatheblond
Thursday
#31
He's fallen and hit his head so many times he doesn't know if it is Halloween or Valentine's Day.
twodogsbarking
Thursday
#14