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Licenses Issued In Alabama Industrial Hemp Program Including Seven In Escambia County
April 20, 2019
The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries (ADAI) has licensed 152 growers, 59 processors, and 5 universities to grow, cultivate, process, and research industrial hemp in 2019 — including seven licenses in Escambia County, AL.
2019 Grower License Holder List
- F.M. Nalty Timerlands LLC
- Hemp Ag Group, Inc.
- Phytoleum Hemp Development of Alabama
- Brad Ward
2019 Processor License Holder List
- Phytoleum Hemp Development of Alabama
- Sothern Star Farms Inc
2019 University License Holder List
- Alabama State University
Individuals and businesses must be licensed by the ADAI to grow or process industrial hemp in Alabama. Under Alabama and federal law, it is unlawful to possess any raw or unprocessed hemp, hemp plants, or hemp seed without a license from the ADAI.
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2 Responses to “Licenses Issued In Alabama Industrial Hemp Program Including Seven In Escambia County”
All I know is hemp seed oil can run a diesel truck……
One of mankind’s oldest agricultural crops.
To those who know, will hemp be rotated with cotton or other crops?