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Tiger Fiber

iHemp Michigan

MPACTFUL VENTURES

National Hemp Growers Cooperative

20% stronger than oak and 100 times faster to grow, HempWood® is one of the most eco-friendly and viable wood substitutes in the world.

Biobased natural building products are designed to provide an alternative to traditional insulation materials and lower the impact of embodied carbon.

promote and support the production and use of all hemp based construction materials and their by-products in a sustainable and bio-regional manner for the benefit of the ecology and communities of all regions of the world.

High Sierra Architecture

We believe hemp is the most complete and useful plant available to humankind

Preserving America's Historic Masonry Since 1997 ; Supplying Custom Mortar Repair Materials for over 20 Years ; Training Masons, Architects and Homeowners

We specialize in high quality European hemp genetics from approved sources and reliable breeders.

The NIHC advocates for an international regulatory framework to boost consumer confidence, streamline trade, and foster innovation exchange.

Colorado Department of Agriculture

As a group of architects and researchers, we are committed to shifting paradigms by creating equitable and environmentally sensitive places, spaces, and cities.

United Fiber has an extensive network of farmers ready to cultivate tens of thousands of acres of industrial hemp, giving us access to millions of tons of hemp

At Perennial Building, we know the decisions we make about the built environment have a lasting impact on health, equity, community and the environment.

Homes designed for a better future.

Oregon State University delivers exceptional, accessible education and problem-solving innovation

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