Colorado Hemp Processing Cooperative

Hemp Flower can undergo various extraction methods for obtaining CBD and other cannabinoids. It can also be smoked for the ingestion of a full range of cannabinoids and terpenes.

The CHPC is working toward developing an Open-Source Industrial Hemp Cultivar specifically developed for seed, high CBD flower and tall stalks. This cultivar will be reasonably priced and available for all Patron Shareholders to grow as they see fit.

Hemp Stalks can be decorticated into their two main constituent parts, The Hemp Hurd (short fiber) and the Hemp Bast (long fiber). Hurd can be used to create many products including paper, hempcrete and plastics. Bast can be used for a wide variety of manufactured goods from rope and twine to textiles and even hemp supercapacitors.

The Colorado Hemp Processing Cooperative creates these raw materials for the production of thousands of Hemp Products.

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The CHPC Processing Facility will produce 4 raw materials from properly grown Agricultural Hemp. These 4 products are seed, flower, bast (long fiber) and hurd (short fiber). In addition we will produce biochar from waste cannabis and hemp biomass.