Hemp, scientifically known as Cannabis Sativa, is a plant species that has been part of human civilisation for thousands of years. The plant's origins can be traced back to Central Asia, where it was cultivated for its fibre and seeds. Over time, its cultivation spread across the globe, from the Mediterranean to the Americas, due to its versatile uses in textiles, food, and medicine.   Despite being members of the...

Hempcrete, as the name suggests, is a bio-composite material that combines hemp, a versatile plant with a history dating back thousands of years, with a lime-based binder to create a natural, sustainable building material.   Hempcrete is a lightweight yet strong, durable construction material with excellent thermal insulating and acoustic properties. It's also breathable, meaning it can absorb and release moisture, helping to regulate indoor air quality and humidity levels....

Where there's earth, there's room for hemp. This robust crop thrives across the United States, with just a few exceptions: extreme arid conditions or towering altitudes. Growing industrial hemp, a versatile cash crop, presents a unique opportunity to farmers regardless of their geographic locations.   Yet, hemp demands well-drained soil for optimal growth. So, for land that lacks natural drainage, farmers may need to put in a bit of extra...

Hemp rope is made from the fibres of the hemp plant that has been used for centuries for various purposes, including textiles, paper, and medicine.    It comes from the hemp plant's stalk, which contains no THC, the psychoactive compound found in marijuana. This blog will explore the history of hemp rope, its benefits, and its uses in various industries.    The History of Hemp Rope   The origins of...

Welcome to the world of hemp fabric, the rising star in sustainable textiles! This eco-friendly fabric is making waves for all the right reasons. Made from hemp plant fibres, this fabric is strong and durable and ticks all the right boxes for being environmentally friendly.   As we ride the wave of sustainable living, hemp fabric quickly becomes the go-to choice for those seeking to combine style, comfort, and care...

You may have heard quite a bit about Hemp Oil lately – and for good reason. It is a nutritional powerhouse containing essential fatty acids, plant cholesterol, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Hemp Seed Oil is not psychoactive, meaning that it will not get you “high”. It is 100% legal and it comes from the seeds of the hemp plant, with the best Hemp Seed Oil produced by cold-pressing premium quality seeds. It can be used both for topical use on your skin and for dietary use with your food – let’s take a closer look at three key components of Hemp Seed Oil.

With the continued stigma around the cannabis plant, a lot of you may not have heard much about Hemp Protein and its benefits. We are here to change that! Easily digestible and packed full of healthy fats, hemp protein is fast gaining popularity for its qualities as a “superfood”.

Hemp oil is extracted from the seeds of the Cannabis Sativa (hemp) plant. Yes, it's the same species of plant that can produce marijuana, but hemp oil is 100% legal and 100% free from intoxicating compounds. Hemp seed oil is obtained by pressing seeds of the hemp plant. When cold-pressed, the hemp seed oil appears greenish in colour with a nutty flavour. Unlike other methods to extract oil, cold-pressed hemp...