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US Hemp Roundtable: Bill Updates in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Kentucky, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Ohio

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US Hemp Roundtable: Bill Updates in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Kentucky, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Ohio Alabama – A Win for Hemp Beverages! SB 237, which would have put hemp beverages under Alcoholic Beverage Control, was rejected in committee! We continue to monitor three other bills in the state. Arizona – Oppose Beverage Bill!  SB […]
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US Hemp Roundtable: Bill Updates in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Kentucky, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Ohio

US Hemp Roundtable: Bill Updates in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Kentucky, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Ohio Alabama – A Win for Hemp Beverages! SB 237, which would have put hemp beverages under Alcoholic Beverage Control, was rejected in committee! We continue to monitor three other bills in the state. Arizona – Oppose Beverage Bill!  SB […]

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Hemp Bill Updates in Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Ohio – U.S. Hemp Roundtable

We’re tracking legislative moves in Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Ohio that have varying impacts on hemp businesses and consumers.Alabama – A Win for Hemp Beverages! SB 237, which would have put hemp beverages under Alcoholic Beverage Control, was rejected in committee! We continue to monitor three other bills in the state.Arkansas – Two Major BillsSB 455 establishes clear hemp regulations, including age restricti…

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Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries receives reports of unsolicited seeds - Southeast AgNET

Earlier this month the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries received reports of “unsolicited” seeds delivered to residents across the state through the US Postal Service. The seeds were identified as tomato and onion seeds and tested negative for harmful compounds. The practice, known as agricultural smuggling, was first reported in the U.S. in 2020 and could contain unknown compounds, invasive species an noxious weed seeds, though n…

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