NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Tennessee’s hemp industry is entering a period of uncertainty as new state oversight takes shape and possible federal policy changes loom. Licensing for hemp businesses will ...

Since 2019, the commercial production of hemp has been a legal reality. In 2018, with the introduction of the Farm Bill, various policies related to it as an industrial and food crop were enacted, ...

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A federal bill signed by President Trump will ban many hemp-based products starting in 2026. Despite the looming ban, Louisville-based Cornbread Hemp opened a new retail and tourism facility. Sen.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Cornbread Hemp celebrated a new, state-of-the-art production facility and hemp tourism experience on Monday even as the future of the industry faces a federal ban on most hemp ...

As Illinois lawmakers in Springfield again prepare to tackle the thorny issue of what to do about the burgeoning intoxicating hemp market, there’s another Midwestern state that they can look to for ...

Ohio lawmakers have passed a bill that would make changes to Ohio's marijuana and intoxicating hemp laws and policies.The bill, Senate Bill 56, passed the Senate 22-7 and now heads to Gov. Mike DeWine ...