Industrial Hemp and its Unknown Potential

In the last couple of years, there has been a large controversy going on dealing with whether industrial hemp should be legalized or not. There are important decisions that have to be made, and whether these decisions are positive or negative they will affect all of us Americans. Presently, Federal and State laws prohibit American farmers from growing this profitable and environmentally friendly product. But I am here to tell you that America’s future does not understand the incredible potential that this plant has. We must conserve the knowledge of the gifts that the marijuana plant offers human society, and apply that knowledge, if we expect our way of life to prosper.

We must come to the realization that the marijuana plant is a cheap and conservative source of the most durable fiber on the planet. It was even re

By making marijuana legal for industrial purposes, it will provide help to societies who hope to accelerate their development agriculturally and will provide a means to promoting freedom in the world. As Thomas Paine said in Common Sense, “As Americans we should fight for independence because we possess the natural resources that could bring us greatness.”

cognized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture that one acre of hemp could provide the same quantity of pulp as four acres of trees. You may wonder, why is pulp so valuable? Pulp is valuable because we make paper out of it. If we had no paper then how would we be able to write a letter to a friend, or even write down a phone number? Pretty hard to imagine, huh?

Even history and anthropology reveal to us how crucial the exploration of the marijuana plant was to the development of American Culture and We

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