Dear All,
I would like to share the below link for your information. This has gone for the national science week.
As I have been telling you that I will write you about Industrial hemp and Marijuana. This is the day to write something for you all. So pls read below for your better understanding about the crop. You can buy lots of its product from the super market from the health section. I do enjoy this stuff.
If you have more questions or concerns, pls feel free to contact me through my personal email address (mdshahajahanmiyan@gmail.com)
Stay safe, stay calm, stay focussed and stay blessed.
With best regards
Shahajahan Miyan
Subject: Re: National Science Week
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https://www.facebook.com/DPIRDWA/photos/a.611787555621351/2079866618813430
Hemp VS Marijuana
Hemp belongs to the family Cannabinaceae (genus Cannabis species sativa). Industrial hemp (IH) is a race of C. sativa L. that has low levels of tetrahydrocannabinol(THC) the psychoactive constituent of marijuana and higher levels of cannabidiol (CBD). This has no illicit effect.
Industrial hemp is completely different from Marijuana in its function, cultivation and application. THC level less than 1 %.
IH is often grown for grain and fibre, each having a multitude of uses.
Hemp seed is used for bread, cereal, milk/diary products, fuel, lubricants, ink, varnish, paint, body products, cosmetics, animal food and flours, protein powder and so on.healthy dietary supplements, skin products, clothing and accessories.
Hemp stalk is used for rope, netting, canvas, carpet, clothes, shoes, bags, biofuel/ethanol, pape products, cardboard, animal bedding, mulch, chemical absorbant, insulation, hempcrete and so on.
Marijuana : As it is widely known, is used for medicinal or recreational purposes. Marijuana races have THC levels between 3 and 30%. It has psychoactive effect.
IH has been grown in Western Australia (WA) for many years on a small scale. Due to recent changes in food standards and regulations there has been considerable interest from growers, industry and government to develop industrial hemp production in WA.
