How Two Sisters Are Reviving Damaged Farmland With Hemp
Two sisters in New York's Hudson Valley are re-introducing hemp on their farm.
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How Two Sisters Are Reviving Damaged Farmland With Hemp
Season 1 Episode 2 | 16m 10s
Two sisters in New York's Hudson Valley are re-introducing hemp on their farm.
Before 1937, hemp had been used for millennia as a means of fiber, paper, and fuel - and yet it became illegal to cultivate in the United States for decades. Today, two sisters in New York's Hudson Valley are re-introducing hemp on their farm as a way to heal their soil, while blazing a trail in regenerative agriculture.
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How Two Sisters Are Reviving Damaged Farmland With Hemp
Season 1 Episode 2 | 16m 10s
Before 1937, hemp had been used for millennia as a means of fiber, paper, and fuel - and yet it became illegal to cultivate in the United States for decades. Today, two sisters in New York's Hudson Valley are re-introducing hemp on their farm as a way to heal their soil, while blazing a trail in regenerative agriculture.
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