Hemp Ed 101

The Ultimate in Hemp Education

"The Emperor Wears No Clothes", by Jack Herer, our modern day hemp hero.

This book will astound, anger and amaze any reader with it's incredibly well researched history and facts about the Cannabis plant. Almost unbelievable, the campaigns of persecution and demonization this plant has had to endure throughout different parts of world history. From it's ban in the dark ages, (because it provided oil for lamps to read by and paper to write on) to our recent history of illegality (because of it's threat to big business) this book makes a very strong case that Cannabis/Hemp can give us almost everything we need to move into a much more equitable and sustainable world.

Time, but no money? You can find this book for free many places on the internet.

Here's a few pages taken from our educational booklet. Contact us for a free PDF version.

We believe Cannabis does have the power to help heal the many problems our world now faces, and we think once you've learned about the thousands of everyday products and benefits that come from hemp, you'll be a believer too. The two pictures above were taken of plants from CHEA's test plot in 2014, the historic first year farmers could legally grow hemp in Colorado. We were enchanted by the beauty of the male pollen sac's on a monacious variety, (both male and female on the same plant), which most people will probably never see because of genetic feminizing techniques. Without the tell of the leaf shape even experienced horticulturists would scratch their heads as to what kind of plant would produce such an interesting creamy white flower. And who could imagine that a 1938 Popular Mechanics article would profess that there are over....

Who but Henry Ford would guess that we could turn hemp stalks into airplane bodies that could be a lighter, stronger and more sustainable alternative to our current construction materials?

Here's another product only a team of scientists would think of as a use for hemp...cooking the stalks to make sheets of nano carbon fibers, on par or better than the Graphene equivalent we now source from China to make high-performance energy storage devices, for things like electric car batteries? Click on the pic for info.

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