Up until the 1930s no one considered hemp to be a dangerous plant. In fact, most individuals considered hemp to be an extremely efficient crop, but with difficult workability due...
Posted by | April 18, 2017
Strategically placed before Earth Day, International Hemp Day (April 21st) is a celebration of all things hemp! Celebrate All Week! Listen and Learn at BCTC's Earth Day Presentation Series. Details...
Posted by | March 17, 2017
Mirror Twin Brewing Releases a Hemp Ale Mirror Twin Brewing Co. will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at National Avenue’s first annual St. Patrick’s Day block party by tapping a new...
Posted by | March 9, 2017
Hemp Ale Anyone? Last year, I approached several breweries in Lexington about brewing a Hemp Ale. Every brewer smirked and kindly passed on the opportunity given the harsh stigma associated...
Posted by | February 28, 2017
Fentanyl. What a problem that has been. Kentucky's HB333 might resolve Fentanyl issues but may create problems for its nascent hemp industry. Like many of the new problematic drugs, Fentanyl...
Posted by | January 4, 2017
Think Hempy Thoughts, LLC is a brokerage and online marketplace for verified industrial hemp goods and other bio-based products that are third-party audited through our parallel company, Verified Life Cycle...
Posted by | June 10, 2016
In celebration of Hemp History Week, Think Hempy Thoughts is launching a new hemp awareness campaign called iSpyHemp! How do you play? It's simple. When you are out in your...
Posted by | April 21, 2016
Happy International Hemp Day! Why today? Today separates 4-20 aka Cannabis Day or National Pot Smoking Day and 4-22 aka Earth Day! But isn’t hemp cannabis? Yes. It is. But...
Posted by | December 14, 2015
Since 2003 the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has held a patent for Cannabidiol, a drug that the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) has considered to have no...
Posted by | November 14, 2015
What is a border after all? Dictionary.com says: Border (noun): 1. the part or edge of a surface or area that forms its outer boundary. 2. the line that separates...
