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Posted On: 02/21/2017 9:56:32 AM
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PR - 2nd Successful Year's Kenaf Harvest
Hemp, Inc. is proud to announce its second Kenaf harvest from its wholly owned subsidiary, Industrial Hemp Manufacturing, LLC, in Spring Hope, North Carolina. Executives say the 420 acres of Kenaf, a cousin plant to hemp, have been cut and raked and are now currently being baled. Trucks have already started transporting the kenaf to Hemp, Inc.'s 70,000 square foot industrial hemp processing facility where it is being was weighed and stored. "This is another huge milestone for Hemp, Inc. From seed, to harvest, to paying the farmers, our 420-acre Kenaf crop epitomizes success. We are a part of this local farming community and to be able to continue to inject revenue into something which we have become a part, feels good," says David Schmitt, COO of Hemp, Inc.'s Industrial Hemp Manufacturing.
Though Schmitt is looking forward to planting a massive hemp crop later this year, he says this year's harvest, of approximately five million pounds of Kenaf collectively yielded from several farmers in North Carolina, will bring in a huge amount of revenue for Hemp, Inc.
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Hemp, Inc. is proud to announce its second Kenaf harvest from its wholly owned subsidiary, Industrial Hemp Manufacturing, LLC, in Spring Hope, North Carolina. Executives say the 420 acres of Kenaf, a cousin plant to hemp, have been cut and raked and are now currently being baled. Trucks have already started transporting the kenaf to Hemp, Inc.'s 70,000 square foot industrial hemp processing facility where it is being was weighed and stored. "This is another huge milestone for Hemp, Inc. From seed, to harvest, to paying the farmers, our 420-acre Kenaf crop epitomizes success. We are a part of this local farming community and to be able to continue to inject revenue into something which we have become a part, feels good," says David Schmitt, COO of Hemp, Inc.'s Industrial Hemp Manufacturing.
Though Schmitt is looking forward to planting a massive hemp crop later this year, he says this year's harvest, of approximately five million pounds of Kenaf collectively yielded from several farmers in North Carolina, will bring in a huge amount of revenue for Hemp, Inc.
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