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Numerous uses:  
Hemp can be grown nearly anywhere. It grows very rapidly and has a lot of uses:  
Food and nutrition, body care (soaps), paper, fiber (for textiles, canvas, rope, paper, various building materials (such as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hempcrete hempcrete]), chemicals, replacement for plastics (Henry Ford !), fuels (hemp oil / biodiesel), animal feed, ...
*Food. The seeds are extremely nutritious.
*body care (soaps)
*paper
*Textiles. The fibers between the wood and bark of the stem can be woven into a material like light cotton (suitable for T-shirts etc.) or a thick canvas material suitable for bags, warm blankets.
*Rope. Hemp fiber is very strong.
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hempcrete hempcrete]
*chemicals
*replacement for plastics (Henry Ford !)
*fuels (hemp oil / biodiesel)
*animal feed


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This page is a stub - please help expand it !

Hemp can be grown nearly anywhere. It grows very rapidly and has a lot of uses:

  • Food. The seeds are extremely nutritious.
  • body care (soaps)
  • paper
  • Textiles. The fibers between the wood and bark of the stem can be woven into a material like light cotton (suitable for T-shirts etc.) or a thick canvas material suitable for bags, warm blankets.
  • Rope. Hemp fiber is very strong.
  • hempcrete
  • chemicals
  • replacement for plastics (Henry Ford !)
  • fuels (hemp oil / biodiesel)
  • animal feed

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