US EditionSD leads U.S. hemp industry, though USDA report shows Texas rapidly gaining ground.
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South Dakota leads U.S. hemp industry, though USDA report shows Texas rapidly gaining ground
South Dakota continued to expand its industrial hemp footprint in 2024 as Texas quickly gained ground, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Hemp Report. As defined in the 2018 Farm Bill, the term “hemp” is a cannabis plant with a no more than 0.3% concentration of the chemical that results in a high, known as THC. According to the report, which was released on Thursday, South Dakota farmers planted 3,900 acres of hemp – a 2…
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