Introductory video from Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller.
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Everyone is on this CBD stuff. Meanwhile, my wife and I pay almost $5qt for hempmilk for our daughter. It has to be imported from Canaduh. It's probably the most used milk alternative by coffee shops. Probably could make some good adobe bricks with hemp too.
Thank you, Mr. Miller. Well done! Hemp is the crux of a prosperous economy. Not just CBD, but hemp is THE best industrial textile resource. Good times are ahead with this bounteous and beneficial crop. Now, if we can just get fair and honest elections, real money, and fair trade with the world market.
I just want to grow it for a green manure source, hay for my deep mulch garden beds and hay for my chicken nesting boxes so I don't have to drive 5 hours one way for unsprayed hay. Can't seem to find a way to do that.
There is no other Texan more Texan than this Man. He really fits the role. I hope he never retires. FYI.. I've seen 95 year old farmers. Keep doing it Sir!! 💪
I'm here for the unparalleled Texas accent…..aaaaaand because I'm excited Texans now have a shot at unparalleled opportunities to regenerate Texas soils, grow fantastic medicine, and modernize our agriculture economy in a way that can benefit any size farmer. This is a great step for our great state.
I think if we were a free country this video would not have been created. I posted this comment before and it was deleted. Freedom of speech is another right that should not be trampled on.
The tips Commissioner Miller provides are important, because there is currently an oversupply in the market, and many are losing money, including farmers, processors, and manufactures. Labs are few, so timing is an issue, and processors are few too. Prices are rapidly decreasing, and will continue to, as more producers enter in 2020. Everyone is focused on CBD, which has reached market saturation, because demand has leveled off and decreasing. It will take a bottoming of the market, and build out of the supply chain through 2025. The federal regulations must align for the market to grow and facilitate new products and interstate commerce.
Everyone is on this CBD stuff. Meanwhile, my wife and I pay almost $5qt for hempmilk for our daughter. It has to be imported from Canaduh. It's probably the most used milk alternative by coffee shops. Probably could make some good adobe bricks with hemp too.
Thank you, Mr. Miller. Well done! Hemp is the crux of a prosperous economy. Not just CBD, but hemp is THE best industrial textile resource. Good times are ahead with this bounteous and beneficial crop. Now, if we can just get fair and honest elections, real money, and fair trade with the world market.
You guys really expect this guy to protect small farmers? smh
I just want to grow it for a green manure source, hay for my deep mulch garden beds and hay for my chicken nesting boxes so I don't have to drive 5 hours one way for unsprayed hay. Can't seem to find a way to do that.
There is no other Texan more Texan than this Man. He really fits the role. I hope he never retires. FYI.. I've seen 95 year old farmers. Keep doing it Sir!! 💪
Thank you sir
Like any new enterprise, governments at all levels want some of that 💰 💴 💵 .
Hemp plants smell and for local country dwellers it will not be ideal for them.
I'm here for the unparalleled Texas accent…..aaaaaand because I'm excited Texans now have a shot at unparalleled opportunities to regenerate Texas soils, grow fantastic medicine, and modernize our agriculture economy in a way that can benefit any size farmer. This is a great step for our great state.
The constitution is the contract. What is this guy talking about
Time to get that food manufacturing license boys.
Here's my video going over the topic and new laws in texas! https://youtu.be/5pUchgeYQPo
Why can’t the backyard grower grow it for their personal use?
Thank you Sid!
just grow=)
I can buy a rifle with a 60round dick and get margaritas through a drive-through but I can’t smoke weed with thc in my house smh.
Bruh just legalize weed ya clowns
If we get a license in TX and then move to AR, do we have to reapply for AR license? Thanks.
What do you do with the hemp if that drought happens and the THC goes above the allowed percentage?
Took long enough!
Do I need a license to grow 1 hemp plant ? I see that I can get a Texas certified cbd seed so ide have the right genetics
I think if we were a free country this video would not have been created. I posted this comment before and it was deleted. Freedom of speech is another right that should not be trampled on.
"I'm not gonna put Texas at a disadvantage." Hate to break it to you Sid. Texas is at a 2 year disadvantage. Thanks for that!
Texas Laws are a joke
Wonderful video! Very informative; thank you for reviewing the risks and opportunities. Thank you, Sid, for all of your hard work on this issue.
Great video!
Thanks Sid! Great decision for Texas!
The tips Commissioner Miller provides are important, because there is currently an oversupply in the market, and many are losing money, including farmers, processors, and manufactures. Labs are few, so timing is an issue, and processors are few too. Prices are rapidly decreasing, and will continue to, as more producers enter in 2020. Everyone is focused on CBD, which has reached market saturation, because demand has leveled off and decreasing. It will take a bottoming of the market, and build out of the supply chain through 2025. The federal regulations must align for the market to grow and facilitate new products and interstate commerce.