Hemp blocks are bigger, sturdier, and often are molded around an internal form that makes them stronger. These blocks are load-bearing and can be used as foundations to construct buildings. They're ...

Congress's legalization of industrial hemp came with a score of unintended consequences that require congressional action to fix for the sake of our youth.

Hemp blocks are costlier than traditional building products, but they help address environmental issues and can shave 20 to 30 percent off a typical construction schedule.

Florida has strengthened its rules on then-packaging and marketing for "diet weed" hemp extract products like delta-8, ...

The story of hemp is one of operatic highs and lows. Known for producing the finest and strongest fiber around, it was once considered essential. Hemp seeds sailed on the Mayflower—the stalks were ...

Hemp is a versatile plant that manufacturers use to create several products, including paper, clothing, and building materials. Keep reading to learn more about the many uses of this billion-dollar… ...

Hemp to build homes? Lower Sioux opens ‘hempcrete’ processing facility The Lower Sioux Community opened a $2.3 million facility to process industrial hemp in Morton on Thursday.

Gohemp Agroventures is revolutionizing sustainable construction by turning agricultural residue into eco-friendly building ...

A project that aims to create standards and build up the hemp building and construction industry, a market advocates say holds major environmental and economic potential, was selected for federal ...

One potential use of hemp, for example, is as a building material called hempcrete — fiber compressed into bricks that are fire-retardant and mold-resistant. Souers says there is some interest in ...

Using Hemp in Building Insulation Could Make Structures Greener, Create Jobs, and Be a Profitable Industry CEE researchers’ analysis outlines path to a U.S. construction market for hemp-based fibers, ...

Hempcrete is mold-resistant and energy efficient. A new building is testing how the material performs in Charleston and if it can be applied to affordable housing.