THC Is Undetectable After a Withdrawal Period in Cows Fed Hemp Byproduct

Hempseed Cake a Practical Feed Source for Cattle, Say Experts

Along with the development of hemp as a legal U.S. agricultural crop, there's been a growing shift to move hemp's byproduct – hempseed cake – into cattle diets as a viable feedstuff.

THC is undetectable after a withdrawal period in cows fed hemp byproduct

A new study has examined feeding a hemp byproduct to cows and found that the trace amounts of psychoactive THC in hemp were undetectable in the milk and edible tissue of cows if they were weaned off the byproduct before milking or processing.

No THC detected in milk or meat of cows fed hemp byproduct

Study results are a step forward in providing the data needed for FDA approval of spent hemp biomass as a livestock feed supplement.

Study: Spent Hemp Biomass As Stock Feed

Recent research out of Oregon State University has provided promising results concerning feeding cows spent hemp biomass. After cannabinoids are extracted from hemp, the spent biomass is still useful as stock feed given its nutritional hemp profile. This waste has high protein content and contains desirable fatty acids, and could replace other protein-source ingredients such […] The post Study: Spent Hemp Biomass As Stock Feed appeared first on …

Study backs safety of CBD hemp waste in cow diets if withdrawn before milking

A new study shows that cows can safely consume the plant waste left over from CBD extraction without THC showing up in milk or edible tissue, provided the animals are […]