Mistake: Not Choosing the Right Supplier There are many suppliers providing hemp genetics, but only a handful have the experience and knowledge to provide you with proven, stable varieties and the data to back them. Tip: Choose a Supplier with…
US Nursery has focused on hemp research on for many years, collecting data to make unbiased and informed decisions on subsequent steps. We have built relationships with leading universities and industry professionals to better understand the questions growers have about…
Check to see if you have all of the documents and information you should be getting from your supplier. Over the last few years, the US hemp industry has been working to establish itself. According to a research study published…
If you plan on growing last year’s genetics for smokable flower this season, then you may want to go back to the drawing board and rethink your plan. T1 was the choice industrial hemp variety to grow for smokable flower…
Growing hemp from seed is advantageous for its low upfront cost and its potential to maximize your returns. Choosing the right seed for your environment and production needs is crucial. There are a lot of companies that sell seed, but…
Are you off to a new start as a grower or already a seasoned cultivator? Well, seeds can be a great way to maximize profits. Despite your experience, a successful season is important and in order to accomplish that it…
Economic relief is being organized by several organizations across the nation to provide assistance for hemp farmers in the uncertainty created by the COVID-19 pandemic. Adjustments are being made through government agencies like the USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) to…
Hemp is known to be a short day photoperiodic plant. In other words, hemp responds to the decrease in day length (number of hours of sunlight in a day) by initiating flowers. Up until the summer solstice (Usually 3rd week…
One important feature to know about the hemp plant that differs from many other widely grown agricultural crops is that it is dioecious, meaning individual plants are either distinctly male or distinctly female. Depending on your specific goal, not knowing…