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Hemp is much more than just medicine and food. It has the versatility to supply the raw materials for literally thousands of products. Once grown properly, the hemp plant can be processed mechanically into its composite parts which are the seed, flower, leaves, and the stalks. The stalks are decorticated (separated) into the Bast (the outer bark fiber) and the Hurd (the inner pith fiber). Any residual biomass can also be “cooked”, in a process called pyrolysis, and turned into biochar (which we have trademarked as CannaChar ™ and HempChar™).
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