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Stoughton project aims to preserve hemp as part of Hmong traditions

Summary by The Cap Times
UW-Madison received a grant to grow a plot intended to share expertise on hemp usage within Hmong culture. Wisconsin is home to a large Hmong population.
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Stoughton project aims to preserve hemp as part of Hmong traditions

UW-Madison received a grant to grow a plot intended to share expertise on hemp usage within Hmong culture. Wisconsin is home to a large Hmong population.

·Madison, United States
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The Cap Times broke the news in Madison, United States on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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