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Labor Day is supposed to be about honoring the people who work. Not just the people behind desks, in boardrooms or on conference calls — but the people who get […] …

The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency has scheduled a second public hearing on proposed changes to Michigan’s cannabis administrative rules. This hearing is important for Michigan’s hemp farmers, processors, product manufacturers, […] …

The White House has opened the door for Congress to fix one of the biggest threats facing hemp farmers, processors, CBD retailers, and consumers before it takes effect later this […] …

Argentina may become one of the most important proving grounds for the next phase of industrial hemp. With deep agricultural experience, diverse growing regions, existing seed infrastructure, and renewed interest […] …

Michigan hemp took a national step forward this week when High Times reported on a new whole-hemp nutrition study from Food First Initiative — and one of iHemp Michigan’s own […] …

The national hemp debate is getting louder because lawmakers are trying to solve a real problem: intoxicating hemp products being sold outside the regulatory structure that applies to high-THC cannabis. […] …

Representatives from iHemp Michigan traveled to Lansing to testify before the Michigan Senate Regulatory Affairs Committee in support of Senate Bill 608 and Senate Bill 609, legislation intended to update […] …

These Bills would allow the Michigan Hemp Growing Program to be sent back to USDA for administration. We need both House and Senate leadership to get this Bill introduced and […] …

Buried in the notice of unannounced inspections is language that reads like a quiet revolution. It says that a processor‑handler shall not sell or transport viable seed, leaf, or floral […] …

For years, the federal government dodged the central question: what’s the legal, safe, adult‑use path for hemp‑derived cannabinoids? Section 781 answers—but not with a roadmap. It brings a bulldozer. …