Hemp Growing
Hemp growing covers the horticultural and agronomic practices required to successfully cultivate industrial hemp in Michigan’s unique climate and soil types. Successful production involves careful variety selection, soil health management, and integrated pest control, alongside an understanding of photoperiodism and local regulatory windows. This category examines the regenerative techniques and data-driven approaches that allow growers to maximize yields while ensuring their crops remain within legal THC limits.
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Hemp Plants & Germination on iHemp Hour
by Dave Crabill
/ April 21, 2020
Two iHemp Michigan members, Jen Nelson of Mid Michigan Hemp Supply and Eric Kietzer of Kietzer Farms provided in field reports and show and tell. You can watch the full […] …
iHemp Hour Launches with Critical COVID-19 Relief Guidance for Farmers
by Dave Crabill
/ April 10, 2020
For the debut of our new weekly webinar, iHemp Michigan brought in an expert to help farmers navigate the complex new COVID-19 relief programs. Our Government & Industry Liaison, Blaine […] …
The Hope and Heartbreak of Michigan's First Hemp Harvest
by Dave Crabill
/ March 5, 2020
What happens after the first harvest? MLive joined our “Hemponomics” tour in Frankenmuth to find out. Their powerful story captures the story of one farmer’s total loss, her unwavering hope, […] …
The January 2020 Hemp Benchmarks report confirms what many are feeling: the market is changing. With CBD biomass prices seeing a steep drop, what’s the right strategy for Michigan farmers? […] …