Kentucky has a long history of quality hemp.
Everything plastic does hemp does better.
Everything cotton does hemp does better.
Everything concrete does Hempcrete does better.
Everything plastic does hemp does better.
Everything cotton does hemp does better.
Everything concrete does Hempcrete does better.
12:31 AM - Apr 02, 2024
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Kerry Carlson
@FramersIntents
02 April, 05:32
In response Love Outweighs Fear to his Publication
Good to know. A non-thc hemp farm, in a state that legally allows hemp processing facilities (there aren't that many at present) to build industrial blocks, bricks and hemp lumber for hempcrete housing would be a swell humanitarian effort, when we get there.
So many positives to hemp building, especially strength and saving of trees.
So many positives to hemp building, especially strength and saving of trees.
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Love Outweighs Fear
@QuietNoMore
02 April, 07:51
In response Kerry Carlson to her Publication
The blocks are very fire-resistant as well.
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